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These things make him well-liked, but this dedication is made tor deeper reasons. Mr. Badoian, perhaps more than any other teacher, has conveyed to us a sincere love tor learning, by drawing us out by making us think, he gives us the gift ot knowledge. Yet in his search tor truth, he always remains so very human. Thus, with respect and grati- tude, we dedicate the 1965 Echo to Martin J. Badoian. DEDICATICJN ,Qi 1' ' 1 ? . g V fs - 'QQQXQQKQ' ,YV Q, , A 'ff fQx f ?f X .1 , sk AQ- , .. B, f All 3, QQ- , at QQ, A ,Q AQ BQ ' A' . ink xifjqyf. Q ' 1 97' - 'f 4 f - . H ,. f V X. gi J ww' .Q ,fj,wg,,j gn, ',,f'j.j' ' 5,4 S A ,Q , V19 fxqliifs . ' fu , Q ' 3 4 x- 4 .4-. ' ' ' , ' 1 .' . I 'E.w'viff'S1A h,' 'X V fl, , 5 N ,X f N , . , , . X. i . ,Y ,. ,,,, xxv, .A , Q., l Q if LXQQ- , -Q X, x,QQ ,X QQEQYQ f 1 Q QQ Q vw.. LQQNQQ XQQQQJQ-r ,QQ Q Q Alf. W . 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X Q.- 'f-1:59 aa ff ll' 4 W' gnfh. . :-'5,'f:-1- ig , -I nv' Q 135681 --lv ,.'U.l .-Uv, J' .2951 1 1 . J . ' 4 ' ,--'vt , .112 f --fi Q 2 l , , . , SUPERINTENDENT To the Class of 1965: Congratulations and best wishes to all ot you! You have reached an im- portant milestone in the iourney oflite. l hope that in the years ahead you will keep in mind that hard work, study, and devotion to duty are most important it you want to succeed. Sincerely, William H. Galvin Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL To The Class of l965: CongraTulaTions To all of you for reaching This plaTeau in your educational lives. While This accornplishmenm' has been made Through hard work, leT iT serve only as a preface To greaTer suc- cess in The fuTure. Come loack ofTen To share your achievemenfs wiTh us. RoberT J. O'Donnell Principal Clockwise from foreground: Mr. if A i SCHOOL COMMITTEE Thomas J. Lane, Mr. Albert D'Ahanasio, Mrs. M. Ruth Ruane, Mr. William H. Galvin, Mr. John T. Morgan, Dr. Margaret Brayton, Mr. William Weed, Mr. Leonard O'Brien, Mr. Daniel Galvin. ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT: John O'ConneIl VICE PRINCIPAL: Ralph Clough 1 i 1 Nurse: MISS OLIVE DUGGAN Secretary: MRS. MARGARET BERTELETTI v Treasurer: MRS. ELLEN ANDERSON f ri? W MRS. RUTH HAINES, Librarian MRS. ANNA LADOW, Asst. Librarian Mrs. Barbara Mankg Mr. William Coughling Miss Kathleen Bailey g 3? vm U NX A , A. ,y ,V v' 3N'v it fb, Q Q1 is ,, Ax 'Q Dx ,X 4. ,, .x 9, 5- 5 J- ,x 90 3 -1. 5 'Qui , I 1.4 La. as 1, .!!kf'T' v -.q I if-no 'se ,ffl F -.Q ! 1 ,f 5 rf' 1 .42 'H fix V 4, A z, ,J .mg J. , - 1 5 . S rt 9 , . . 5 ' , A-H f Fi .of , . am .Hff ' ,f , . f'f9 -' A .' ,lxfi nb X K 5 1 ,,1r -if Lg Jw ,' .1- Q JR, fs 'Q -g 'CS w Q-1-1' B-u-n MR. GEORGE CARNIE MR. HECTOR QUINTANA MR. STANLEY MASALSKY 3 MR. RALPH CLOUGH va 3,1 1. Q G MISS MARJORIE DONOVAN if i- O O Wa MR. EDWARD POZNYSZ MR. JOHN TRIPP ,is il ' 1 MR. JAMES MOORE, Chairman SCIENCES MR. ARTHUR BEDARD Q, tn., 'IN .1 -4 O ...Q-D' , MR. ROBERT GIBSON, Chairman PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR, RUSSELL KIDD MISS MARY HAYES X . I 22 MR. GEORGE KING MISS JANICE DeMAYO MISS KATHLEEN BAILEY MISS MADELINE O'DONNELL, Chairman BUSINESS MRS. LILLYAN GREENE 'RA 2 I .Lf 3 , ME Il MR. DONALD CRAGEN ,guns lu -Q... i .Eng '62 HCUSEHOLD ARTS MISS KATHERINE ADAMIAN EVELYN MANNING, Chairman Q-If .1 f Kl'1'vYT.V -,al Siafrk, 'W 'ff' f , f ' 1 A Q 1 1 , ' e, 1 5 FINE ARTS K x MR. DONALD QUINCY MR. JOHN JUDGE, Chairman SPEECH f A X 5, J SENIORS JONATHAN DAVID WENDELL Gouch VERSATILE . . . Mr. Judge's right hand . . . has many friends . . . flirtatious Band I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, Class officer 4, Dance band 1, 2, 3, 4, Driver training 2, Math team 4, Musical I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Exchange 3, Student Council 3, Track I, Yearbook 4, Monitor 4 PRESIDENT , . I x I I Engineer DAVID ALAN JOHNSON Dave UNCONCERNED . . . takes life in' his stride . . . acting president of the F.M.U. . . . capable cofaptain of the Bulldogs Audio-visual I, Class Officer 4, Driver Training 3, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Musical 2, 3, 4, Phys Ed. Instructor 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Monitor 4 VICE PRESIDENT Millionaire DALE KELLY FEID Feed PARTICULAR . . . a smart dresser . . , likes to ski . . . never without something to do Class Officer 4, Cross Country I, Driver Training 2, Explorers 'I, 2, Football I, 2, Hockey I, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Moni- tor 4 TREASURER MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Electronic Technology EUGENE ORLANDO DeFELICE, JR. Defa THOUGHTFUL . . . concerned about others . . . easy to get along with . . . a good sport Art 4, Audio-Visual I, Baseball I, 2, Basketball I, Class Officer 4, Driver Train- ing 4, Football I, 3, 4, Mirror I, Monitor 4 SECRETARY 28 1,41 LINDA AND JOHN 'ii ...qv I6 NTIS? State Police Read' 'WY famllY'S 9XP9Cfafi0ns RQBER1' CHARLES AHEARN DAVID ROY ALDRICH PAULA HELEN ALEXANDER Bob Isaac Ralph CHEERIYUL D , l never af 5 loss fo, Words QUIET . . . outstanding hockey player and ENERGETIC . . known for her beautiful . . . collects guns l!?!I . . . an underclass- Qolfef - - - haf'-'l worker - - - U5U5llY found blonde hal' - ' - aC'lVe in d'am5flC5 - - - man's favorite upperclassman . . . on me Qolf COUVSC- Pe'50 '5lllY PIUS Baseball I5 Glee Club 2, 3 45 Hockey I, 2, 3, 45 Science Club I. Class Officer 35 Dance Committee 35 Dra- matics 2, 35 Mirror I5 Driver Training 35 Li- brary Assistant 25 Nurse's Club 3. O-60 in 7 minutes WILLIAM FREDERICK ALSOP Kaiser CLEVER . . . has a droll sense of humor . . . anything for a laugh . . . proud owner of the Super Pig . . . Driver Training 3. If Marry a millionaire ALICE ALTFILLISCH Fish TEXAN . . . a talented artist . . . a tennis enthusiast . . . can't get close enough to Texas. . . Art I, 45 Chess Club 35 Dance Committee 35 Dramatics 2, 45 Driver Training 35 Pep Squad 45 Mirror I5 Musical 25 Tennis 3, 45 National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 45 Office Assistant 2, 3, 45 Senior Play I5 Yearbook 4. ii c , - -Q! Al - Serve humanity DEMETRA ELIZABETH ANAGNOSTON Demi POLITICIAN . . . proud of her Greek Heri- tage . . . a future historian . . . has an aversion to English . . . Art I, 3, 45 Audio-visual I5 Debating team 35 Drarnatics I, 2, 35 Driver Training 35 Glee Club I, 2, 35 Library Assistant 2, 35 Musical 2, 35 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. 29 is 41 hairdresser MARY ANN ANDREWS MICHAEL THOMAS APREA Peaches Mike CALM . . . has an extensive record collec- SUBDUED . . . seldom heard . . . his favor- tion . . . likes to sew . . . makes her mad ite pastime is sleeping in class . . . enjoys money at WooIworth's in Mattapan . , . Driver Training 4. -v f l Law STEVEN ELIOT BAUMAN Steve ARGUMENTATIVE . . . Mr. Badoian's pet peeve . . . plays the guitar . . . will make a good lawyer Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Football 1, Science Club l. 30 We is baseball. . . Teacher BRUCE DAVID BECKER Bruce NONCHALANT . .. a great fullback . .. popular with the girls . . . competent presi- dent of the Student Council . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Phys. Ed. Instructor 3, 4, Student Exchange 3, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4. secretary MARILYN VERNA BAKER Marilyn DEPENDABLE . . . prefers the business sub- jects . . . takes part in many activities . . . loyal member of the drill team . . . Audio-visual l, 2, Basketball 2, Drill team 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Pep Squad 4, Jr. Red Cross l, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play 4, Dramatics 2. Nurse BONNlE SUZANNE BEITH Bon UNDERSTANDING . . . has fond memorieg of the seven second showers in gym . . , a talented musician . . . hopes to attend Northeastern Art 4, Basketball l, 2, Dramatics 2, Driver Training 4, Pep Squad 4: Glee Club 2, Jr. Red CFOSS li Musical 2, Office Assistant 3, Senior Play 4, Tennis 3, Yearbook 4, Future Nurses Club 3. Live in Georgia OUIDA VIRGINIA BARBAGLIA Weeds TALKATIVE always has something to say belongs below the Mason-Dixon Line . . . will always remember Mr. Mac- Donalds D.W.B.U.W.S.O.S. Club . . . Art 3, 4, Audio-visual T, 2, Basketball l, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Drill team 3, Pep Squad 4, Maiorettes 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Color Guard l, 2. Travel WANDA ANN BARBAGLIA Wanda POPULAR . . . avid bubble-gum chewer . . . attractive maiorette . . . favorite expression - Hunky Doo . . . Basketball l 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 4, Drill team 3, Driver Training 4, Glee Club l, Maiorettes 4, Music appreciation 4, Office Assistant 3, Senior Play 4, Softball l, Stu- dent Exchange 3, Yearbook' 4. BEST LOOKING I WTI? JOSEPH PETER BARSS J. P. SENSIBLE . . . abstract sense ol humor . dislikes speaking before a class has an aggressive attitude towards school . I' 5? 4 5 f ISSJ' at I Phys. Ed. Teacher RAYMOND ALBERT BENKART Ray COMPATIBLE . . . gets along well with others . . . the life of the class . . . skilled captain of our basketball team . . . Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Football l, Student Council l. 2 W-' 552 41 , 1 ' lk MARY and JEFF Y Q! Make Indianapolis 500 DONALD VINCENT BERRIO Don coMPANioNAeLE . . . likes people . . . favorite sport-Stock Car racing . . . usually found under his racing car . . . Mirror 3. To be happy and make others happy ELAINE BILLIE Billy COMICAL . . . noted for her gorgeous red hair . . . bubbling personality . . . enjoys a good joke . . . Basketball 15 Driver Training 35 Glee Club lp Library Assistant 15 Mirror l, 35 Office Assistant 25 Student Council l. l Success in life MARY ANN BILLIKAS Mary Ann SERIOUS . . . friendly yet has her quiet moments . . . trusting . .. an attractive smile . . . Art l, 25 Basketball l, 25 Dramatics I, 2, 35 Driver Training 3, Pep Squad 45 Glee Club l, 25 Library Assistant l5 Maiorettes 45 Mirror 45 Musical 45 Senior Play 45 Tennis T, 25 Nurse's Club 'I, 2, 3. F rw' Sociologist KATHLEEN MARIE BRANAGAN Branny Life EVE MAUREEN BRAVEMAN Kool: LIKABLE . . . has a cheerful way about her . . . terrific sense of humor . . . will succeed in all her endeavors . . . Debating Team 35 Driver Training 45 Mirror 15 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. 32 BOHEMIAN known for her neurotic mentality artistic usually found eating pomegranates . . . Art 1, 2, 3, 45 Audio-visual 2, 35 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 15 Mirror 45 Music Appreciation l, 25 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. i Accountai CLARE FRANCIS BRENNAN Clare MIRTHFUL . . . has a bright smile . . . peppy maforette . . . drives around in he '59 Ford . . . Dramatics l, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Pe Squad 45 Glee Club l5 Green Thumb 'l Majorettes 45 Music Appreciation l. d .yr Lawyer Librarian Comptometer Operator ALAN STANLEY BOURNE JUDITH LOUISE BOWERS ELLEN MARIE BRADLEY Al Judy Bruce GOOD-HUMORED . . . enjoys a joke . . . TALL . . . True friend . . . an ardent tennis DEMURE . . . seems quiet until you know usually found arguing . . . sports' fan player . . . best known for disturbing the her . . . a bowling enthusiast , . . blushes Driver Training 4, Mirror 4. silence in the library easily. . . Green Thumb I, 2, 3, Library Assistant I, 2, Driver Training 3, 4, Musical 3. 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Tennis 3. Live in California PATRICIA ANN BROPHY Broph VIVID . . . beautiful brunette . . . has an extensive wardrobe . . . popular . . . Basketball 'lp Driver Training 4, Glee Club lg Jr. Red Cross Ip Mirror 3, Softball 1, Stu- dent Council 3. Forest Ranger EDWARD ROY BROWN Ed LANGUID doesn't exert himself musically inclined . . . an ardent skin diver Chess Club 1, Driver Training 2, Football Ig Tennis I. 9,85 A i' tif T Policeman JAMES AUGUSTUS BROWN L. J.-Long James LANKY . . . takes life in his stride . . . al- ways fooling around . . . likes shop . . . Basketball I, 2, Driver Training Ag Football I, 2. 33 Internist LAWRENCE ALLEN BROWN PETER JOHN BROWN Larry Spanky JTSPOKEN . . . always speaks his mind TRANQUIL . . . never gets excited . . . a . interested in the sciences . . . often wall sitter ., . averse to most everything, an in his Rambler . . . particularly school. . . seball lg Driver Training 2j Ski Club 1. Driver Training 4. BEST DRESSED JACKIE and RENNY 34 Psychiatrist HERBERT MITCHELL BRYAN Hap DETERMINED . . . dauntless . . . of an argu- mentive nature . . . high hopes for the future l Baseball l, 45 Chess Club 47 Dramatics 45 Ex- plorers 45 Glee Club 1, 31 Senior Play 4. Picture Noi' Available THOMAS ARTHUR CARMICHAEL Tommy TALENTED . . . has a terrific singing voice . . . tall and blonde . . . a weight lifter . . . ,gf D I Sl Secretary Teacher Nurse NANCY MARIE CALLAHAN KATHLEEN MARIE CAMPlSANO ELAINE MARlE CANTO Nancy Kathy Elaine 1 SILENT . . knows what to say and when PERT . . . capable head majorette . . . pet EASYGOING . . . always has a smile for peeve-J. D .... lovely black hair . . . Cheerleading Ip Class Officer I, Dramatics s t to say it . . . one glance puts you in your place . . . has deep set dimples . . . X' Driver Training 4, Glee Club I, Mirror 4. 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey 1, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Green Thumb 1, Library 2, 3, Majorette 3 4, Softball Ig Yearbook 4. l l Foreign languages Linguist JANET MARIE CASH HENRY ANTHONY CASHMAN Janie Cash 5 l PLEASANT . . . always willing to lend a HONEST . . . someone you can trust . . . 5 hand . . . usually found in a bookstore . . . liv9S from holiday to holiday . . . withdrawn l speaks French fluently . . . - R Audio-visual l, 2, 3, 4g Driver Training 4, Audio-visual 25 Driver Training 2. I National Honor Soc. 4. l l everyone . . . willing to help , . . a good friend , . . Driver Training 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 2, Ski Club 2, Nurse's Club 3. JC? Nurse CHARLOTTE DENISE CHAMPAGNE Charlie GOOD-NATURED . . . has an aversion to the sciences quiet sense of humor enthusiastic majorerte . , . Audio-visual l, 3g Dramatics 2, 4, Drill Team 3g Driver Training 4g Pep Squad 45 Jr. Red Cross 1, 3, Maiorettes 4, Musical 2, 4, Senior Play 4. an J Social Worker NATALIE ANN CLEVELAND Nat AGGRESSIVE . . . mathematically inclined . . . self-confident . . . opinionated . . . Cheerleader 3, 4, Chess Club 3, Dance Com- mittee 3, Dramatics 2, Driver Training 2, Math Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 3, 4, Musical 2, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Forum Club 2, French 4.' Teacher SUSAN MARIE CLEVELAND Sue Babe CONSCIENTIOUS . . . very careful about whatever she does . . . has a sweet person- ality . . . excellent water skier . . . Chess Club 3, Dance Committee 3, Driver Training 3, Girl's State 3, Math Club 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Green Thumb 'l, Mirror 2, National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 2, Tennis 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Forum Club 2. Phys. Ed. Teacher ROBERT MICHAEL CORREIA Littleman AMIABLE . . . easy to get along with . . . pleasant personality captain of the track team . . . Basketball l, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Senior Play 4, Phys. Ed. Instructor 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, ln- door Track l, 2, 3, 4. 36 College JOHN THOMAS CRANE John FACETIOUS . . . has a word for every occa- sion must have kissed the Blarney Stone . . . amicable . . . Chess Club 2, 3, Drarnatics 4, Driver Training 3, Green Thumb l, Senior Play 4. Math Teacher JEFFREY WATERMAN COADY Flower ATHLETIC . . . great trackman . . . talented member of the band . . . dry sense of humor Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Class Officer 2, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 1 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, Math Club 3, Musical 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Tennis 3, Track l, 2, 3, 4- Yearbook 4. I I 1 PAUL STEPHEN CRISILEO Paul SUAVE . . . has the way about him . . . , our own Gene Krupa . . . has a strong dis- like for history . . . Driver Training 2. IIU' l I r El I: I I I I XRESEGFGIQ Medicine GREGORY PATRICK COGLIANO Igor GENEROUS . . . amateur photographer . . . usually found in the music room . . . enjoys all fields of science . . . Art 45 Audio-visual I5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band I, 3, 45 Mirror 45 Music Apprecia- tion I, 3, 45 Science Club 25 Yearbook 45 Brass Ensemble I, 35 Driver Training 3. T -11 Construction PAUL FRANCIS COMER Sandy Fred JOLLY . . . doesn't have a care in the world . . . enjoys a good joke . . . Hey Ralph! Math Major SANDRA JEAN COHEN NUTTY . . . will laugh at anything . . . a member of Mr. B's fan club . . . loves a good time. .. 5-- Chess Club 35 Driver Training 45 Math Club 3, 45 Green Thumb I5 Mirror 25 National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 45 Student Exchange 35 Yearbook 4. Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 45 Science Club I, 2 Import and Export Secretary DIANNE ELIZABETH CROAK Di TRUSTING . . . usually found in Norwood . . . an avid reader ...I willing to do her share . . . Driver Training 45 Green Thumb I5 Library Asslslanf I, 2, 35 Yearbook 45 Senior Play 4. 1, Accountant Stewardess DAVID ROBERT CURTIS JOAN ELLEN DALTON Dave Joannie UNPROVOKED . . . goes his own way . . . JAUNTY . . , a live-wire . . , hopes to go happiest when outside of school . . . if the to Chamberlain Junior College . . , every- barbers had to depend on him for their one's friend . . . living, they would starve . . . Basketball I, 2, 35 Driver Training 25 Glee , Driver Training I, Mirror I. Club I, Music Appreciation 2' Softball I 2. i N, Y Stewardess MARILYN DANA Mal POISED . . . keeps up her end of the argu- ment . . . gets herself into unusual situa- tions . . . perpetually talking . . . Cheerleader 'I5 Dramatics l, 25 Green Thumb l. U. S. History Teacher PAUL ALFRED D'ATTANASlO Tut WELL-LIKED . . . everyone who knows him likes him has his own G.T.O. enjoys basketball . . . Art 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 15 Dance Committee 45 Driver Training 3, 45 Football I5 Pep Squad 45 Glee Club 45 Golf 'l, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 45 Music Appre- ciation 45 Science Club 1, 25 Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 45 Tennis 45 Track 35 Monitor 4. Teacher BEVERLEY ANNE DeWlTT Gaza LOQUACIOUS . . . talks incessantly . . always sees the funny side of things . . loyal believer in leprechauns . . . Cheerleader l5 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 45 Pep Squad 2, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 15 Library Assistant 35 Mirror 25 Musical 2, 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Color Guard l, 25 Forum Club 2. Picture Not Available . -nv? ff' f its Nurse Teafhef Baker LINDA JANE DORE JANICE LEE DURAND JAMES MICHEAL DURKEE Linda J. D. Turk ATTRACTIVE . . , beautiful blonde hair and hazel eyes . . . has a flawless complexion ...funtobewith... Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Green Thumb l5 Library Assistant l, 2, 3, 45 Sol-tball l, 2, 45 Tennis 38 HUMOROUS . . . accomplished in the art of eyebrow raising . . . only girl member of the Dance Band . . . a real slow walker . . . Band I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Dance Band l, 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 45 Field Hockey 2, 3, 45 Pep Squad 45 Jr. Red Cross 25 Music Appreciation 15 Softball 2, 3, 4. SERENE . . . lets life go its own way . . likes shop . . . plays the drums . . . Cross Country 1, 35 Green Thumb 25 Hockey 15 Jr. Red Cross I5 Track 1. College College Secretary MICHAEL JAMES DIFELICE PAUL FRANCIS DIGIROLAMO PAULA LORRAINE DIMARZIO The Kid Didgie Little Warp INDIVIDUALIST . . . one of a kind . . . a CANDID . . . loves to have fun . . . has PREOCCUPIED . . . has a one track mind real comedian . . . as unpredictable as the many friends . . . aims for the best . . . . . . gets a kick out of everything . . . will weather . . . Driver Training 35 Pep Squad 45 Golf 2, 3, never forget the class of '64 . . . Cross Country 45 Driver Training 45 Football 45 Hockey l, 2, 3, 45 Music Appreciation 45 Basketball ly Dramatics lg Driver Training 35 l, 2, 35 Pep Squad 45 Phys. Ed. Instructor 45 Track l. Office Assistant 3, 4. Science Club 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BEST ALL AROUND l I i I l s Pharmacist LILLIAN LOUISE DYKEMAN Dakota Lil l WITTY . . . quiet until you get to know her l usually found at Dykeman Pharmacy JOAN CIBRUCE I . . ,, ,, an Favorite expression- Horrors . . . Basketball 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Senior l Play 4. 39 R 4+ ' Psychologist RICHARD EARL EARY Rick STENTORIAN laughs loud and long . . . never stops talking z . . friendly . . . Audio-visual I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 4, Science Club I. dill , fo: 'QE' CYNTHIA MARIE FITZGERALD Cindy ACCOMPLISHED . . . excels in school work . . . has a friendly smile . . . an attractive redhead . . . Art 2, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Glee Club I, Library Assistant I, Musical 4, National Honor Soc. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4. 40 College IRIS BERNADETTE FARRELL Honolulu Honey CHARMING . . . best known for her foreign accent . . . friendly . . . hopes to attend college in Honolulu . . . Art I, Basketball I, 2, Cheerleader I, Class Officer I, Dance Committee I, Glee Club I, 2, Softball I, Student Council I, Tennis I, French Club I, 2. if Stewardess MARIA MABEL FARRELL Honolulu Baby EXCITABLE . . . always talking . . . loves to dance . . . usually found downtown . . . Basketball I, 2, Cheerleader I, 2, Dramatics I, 2, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey I, 2, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, French Club I, 2. fl -'fm Nfl X1 '-7, fl If 1 in ff' Nl-S 5 - I l ' NI I I i ,QEHSSQ . ,Q-Ylfuxxf' li' 'Y' f-ll,'Eai! g-Ffa si we sawwmesmz fH-Twwikwf . if 9 'pf-f 'li-A -5 . . .I '5l xi-', ..3I I Multi-millionaire DONALD STUART FORSYTH 45. if Secretary ELIZABETH JANE FORSYTH Forty Betsy WILD . . . never serious . . . always in the CONWVIAL ' ' ' slim ' ' ' will always fe' Qym . . . valuable basketball PlaYer . . . Tembe' Mr' Messerls Classes ' ' ' likes bowl' Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Glee mg ' ' ' Club I, 2, Mirror 3, Phys. Ed. Instructor 4. Driver Training 3, Softball 4, Glee Club I. -61 If 43 ROBERT GORDON FARRELL Bob RETIRING . . . stays in the background . . likes English . . . musician . . . Band 2, 35 Musical lg Orchestra I. College JOHN ANDREW FORTE John DAUNTLESS . . . holds his own tall tale teller . . . a Latin scholar Il?!l Driver Training 35 Football I, 25 Ski Club 35 Track I. ,v 3 Millionaire JAMES PATRICK FARRINGTON Large James PRACTICAL . . . does what's expected of him . . . ardent Red Sox fan . . . has his own business . . . Band I, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Mirror 4. Work in the Telephone Co. PATRICIA MARIE FERGUSON Trish GIDDY . . , always laughing in class . . . enjoys the C.H.S. football games . . . usually foundattheA8.W... Basketball I5 Dramatics I, 2, 35 Driver Train- ing 35 Senior Play 4. -dl 1:30 vi , .GN 911 H. A Ns X College lDean'5 Listl EDWARD PETER GADA Eddie DEBONAIR . . . has a way with the girls . . . usually found in his Chevy convertible . . . has an aversion to French lSorry Miss Fishl . . . Baseball I5 Chess Club I5 Driver Training 2. Lawyer ANTHONY EDWARD GALVIN Tony IRISH . . . talented pianist . . . has a strong dislike for Italians . . . our own Earth- quake . . . Audio-visual I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 25 Basket- ball I, 25 Dramatics 25 Driver Training 25 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 25 Musi- cal 2, 35 Music Appreciation ly Track 2, 35 Yearbook 4. 4I Q- win -J? Legal Secretary DAWN PATRICIA GARDNER Dawn ACTIVE . . . leads a busy life . . . petite and sweet . . . plays softball . . . Cheerleader If Class Officer I, 2g Driver Training 45 Pep Squad 25 Mirror 3g Office Assistant lg Softball Ig Student Council I. MOST HUMOROUS 42 ELAINE and MIKE J Swimming pool outside my office JOHN ALLEN GIFFORD John KNOWLEDGEABLE . . . a future chemist . . . has a wry sense of humor . . . proficient tennis player . . . Boy'5 State 3, National Honor Soc. 3, 4, Science Club T, 25 Tennis 3, 4, Track l, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, CHS Science Fair I, 2, 3, French 4. 'Z Social Work PRISCILLA ELIZABETH GRAY Priscilla RESPONSIBLE . . . a dedicated student . . . excitable . . . a born actress . . . Dramatics 25 Driver Training 4, Pep Squad 47 Green Thumb lg Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. L+ 1 Success and Happiness ELLEN JEAN GOVATSOS La La MISCHIEVOUS . . . usually found wherever fun is . . . a future Florence Nightingale . . . a fabulous basketball player . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Dra- rnatics ly Driver Training 2, Field Hockey 3, Pep Squad 4, Softball I, 4, Nurses Club 3. '.-I tri Lutheran Minister STEVEN WINSLOW GUSTAFSON WILLIAM LENNART GUSTAFSON Gusy Gus SILENT . . . usually seen but never heard INFORMED . , . a great T.V. fan . . . quiet a hunting enthusiast . . . a folly Santa Claus until you get to know him . . . a homebody Audio-visual l, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Hockey Art 3, Driver Training 45 Science Club 1 25 Ski Club 2, 3. Senior Play 4. 43 Service DAVID LEE GUYETTE David RELAXED . . . has an aversion to studles . . . co-captain of our hockey team . . . enjoys his shop classes . . . Driver Training 4, Football I, 2, Hockey I 2, 3, 4. Picture Not Available Baseball Player WILLIAM JAMES HARDING Billy CAUTIOUS . . . always on his guard . . . looks forward to a career in baseball , , , 5 man of few words . . . Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Driver Training dp Football I, 45 Hockey lg Phys. Ed. Instructor 4. 44 .u!' Success in Life MARGARET ANN HAGEN Hagus SPONTANEOUS . . . has a ready laugh . . . full of fun . . . works at Joanne's Bakery Basketball I, 2, 4, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Green Thumb I, Softball I, 2. Housing Contractor RICHARD JAMES HAGEN Hogie PENSIVE P. . . never has much to say . . a Yankee's fan . . . generous . . . Football I. Electronics Success GLEN ALLAN HEDDERING FREDERICK LESTER HERBERT Glen Fred MATURE . . . always keeps his composure INDUSTRIOUS . . . a hard worker . . . hum- an amateur radio enthusiast . . . keeps to OVOUS - - - U5UallY found in MISS DOf10V8f1'S himself. . . room . . . Driver Training 3, Mirror I. Graduate CATHERINE MUNRO HALLEY Cathie , DELIGHTFUL . . . has a nutty sense of humor . . . hopes to be a home economist . . . , likes to dance . . . , Driver Training 45 Jr. Red Cross lg Mirror 25 I Senior Play 45 Softball 2. 4 'xc A job and marriage MARY RITA HILCHEY Mattie BREEZY . . . has an agreeable manner . . . likes horseback riding pretty auburn hair . . . A Art 25 Pep Squad 2. L. Stewardess SUSAN CHRISTINE HAMM Su-Su COQUETTISH . . . gets along with the boys and vice versa . . . always on the telephone Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Driver Training 35 Mirror lj Senior Play 4. Z Twentyeone years old! LEO EDWARD HARDING Soft Off INDISCREET . . . says just what he thinks . . . has a warped sense of humor . . , known for always being broke . . . Audio-visual I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball I, 25 Chess Club I, 25 Cross Country lg Driver Training 45 Football 35 Pep Squad 45 Science Club lj 'lf6ClC l. 1 A J i Dental Hygienist VALLA SUSAN HOFFMAN FLUENT . . . self-confident . . . always has an opinion . . . an infectious giggle . . . Audio-visual 45 Dramatics 25 Driver Training 35 Jr. Red Cross I5 Mirror 4. To own a Grand Prix MAUREEN CHRISTINE HOLLAND Moose SPIRITED . . . a capable hockey player . . . loyal to CHS . . . outgoing personality . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics I, 25 Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club ly Music Ap- preciation ly Softball I, 25 Tennis 3. l 45 yt-sk Nurse Success ANNE MARIE HOLLISTER GLENN ROBERT HOWARD WILLIAM DENIS HUGHES Anne Glenn SOLEMN . . . doesn't say much . . . dislikes RETICENT . . . a trustworthy friend . . AMBITIOUS . . . has his own band . . . women drivers . . . fall . .. moderate . . . very well-mannered . . doesn't get involved in school affairs . . . a Baseball I, Qi BBSIKSYIDBII 3, 4: Football I: Driver Training 2, Nurses Club 3. hard worker . . . Hockey I: Musical 3- Basketball 1, Dramatics 45 Driver Training 4, Phys. Ed. Instructor 4. l 'x IFR ,R Maqhinisy College and Teaching AftiSf JOSEPH FRANCIS KESSLER Kess CARDSHARK . . . enjoys a card game as long as he's winner . . . a Navy aspiranr , , , gets around . . . Driver Training 41 Football 1, 46 JOHN FRANKLIN KNOWLTON Jack FUN-LOVING . . . always looking for a good time . . . enjoys track competition . . . professional laughter . . . Basketball 1, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 4, Driver Training 35 Pep Squad 4, Jr. Red Cross 4, National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE KNOX Larry ENGAGING . . . a pleasant disposition . . likes to fool around . . . a skilled artist . . . Audio-visual 35 Basketball I, 2, 3, Cross Country lg Football 3, 4, Track l. ii i 4 J Director College Haifdfeggef PAUL JOSEPH IRVING JACQUELYN RITA JOHNSTON CATHERINE CLARE KELLIHER lrv Jackie Cathie i HUSHED. . .says only what's necessary. . . WELL-DRESSED . . . backbone of the field WHIMSICAL . . . easygoing . . . always ' stays in the background . . . always does hockey team . . . loves a good party . . . laughing . . . Does she or doesn'r she? his share . . . sophisticated. . . . . . , Basketball lp Dramatics 4, Driver Training 4. Basketball l, 2, 45 Dramatics l, 25 Driver Dramatics. lg Driver Training 4. Training 3, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 2, Glee Club lj Mirror lj Musical I, 27 Ski Club 4, Softball l, 4, Nurses Club 3. MOST ATHLETIC R Teacher CARRIE SUE LaGRONE Suzy Q BLONDE . . . very talkative . . . hopes to attend University of Texas . . , never a dull moment . . . ' Art 25 Dramatics 3, 45 Drill Team 3, Maiorette 47 Mirror 2, 47 Senior Play 4, DIANE and BOBBY Nurse To get in the Navy To travel around the world SUSAN ELIZABETH LANE BARRY CARL LARSON MARILYN ANN LAWRENCE Suzy Q Barry Marilyn FELICITOUS . . . a magnetic personality . . . DAYDREAMER . . . tries to avoid work when- REDHEAD , , , has fhe giff of gag, . , , dis. has many friends . . . cheerful . . . ever he can . . . dedicated idler . . . enjoys fupfs many a Class A , , always seen wiyh l Pep Squad 3, 4, Glee Club lg Mirror I, 2, skin diving. . L 8. L, , , 3, 4. Y' V' X, ',- S777 Y K ' 177' W ' L i. 9 . 25: ' V la 1, ,vfag N VINCENT JOSEPH LORIZIO Vin CONSERVATIVE . . . often seen but never heard . . . reticent . . . a good friend . . . Chess Club lg Driver Training 2. 48 Elementary Teacher PAUL FREDERICK LOSCOCCO Coke FRIENDLY . . . liked by everyone . . . a keen competitor on the track . . . always considerate and courteous . . . Basketball 1, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, De- bating Team 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Musical 3, Senior Play 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Driver Training 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Glee Club 'lp Senior Play 4. Picture Not Available KATHRYN RUTH MaclNTOSH DENIS ROBERT LENEHAN Denis IN-STYLE . . . dresses well . . . good-looking ...a good friend . ,. Driver Training I. Picture Not Available WILLIAM DAVID MAHONEY Billy EFFERVESCENT . . . never seen without a smile or giggle . . . Santa's favorite helper . . . definitely has a mind of his own . . . Ski Club 3. QT Success PATRICIA MARIE LONERGAN Pat UNDISTURBED . . . hasn't a care in the world enjoys horseback riding . .. amusing . . . Audio-visual ,45 Driver Training 35 Jr. Red Cross 15 Mirror 4. 1 Fame and Fortune DEANNA ANN MANGAN Dea GRACIOUS our own Georgia peach . . . unobstrusive . . . artistically inclined Basketball 45 Dramatics 45 Mirror 45 Office Assistant 45 Senior Play 45 Yearbook 4. l 1 ,..., Twenty-One Years Old! MICHAEL GERARD LORIZIO Big Mike CONSERVATIVE . . . often seen, but never heard . . . reticent , . . a good friend . . . Science Club l. 'S' To see the world LINDA RUTH MARSH Linda INTELLIGENT . . . interests lie in mathemat- ics spirited co-captain of the cheer- I leaders . . . a tough opponent on the golf green . . . Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 45 Dance Committee 35 I Dramatics 25 Driver Training 25 Math Club 3, 4: Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 45 Student Exchange 3, 45 Year- book 45 Forum Club 25 French 4. 49 Legal Secretary Home Economics Educarion Nurse KATHERINE AGNES MCELWAIN Macky PERSONABLE enjoys laughing at her own jokes . . . a zippy driver . . . a flare for fashion design . . . Class Officer 25 Dramatics 2, 3g Drill Team lg Driver Training 25 Mirror lp Senior Play 4g Softball 41 Nurses Club 35 Student Council 2. MOST TALENTED EVE and JON NY fi Q Commercial Artist l MARY THERESE MCLEAN I Mary TALENTED . . . artistically inclined . . . at- tractive . . . often found at the Ponkapoag Golf Course . . . Art 2, 3, Basketball 1, Driver Training 4, Pep Squad 3, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. l l l l I 'T as Success Service Life GREGORY ROBERT MESSLER WILLIAM BERNARD MCPHERSON lll Bill MaGilla SMOOTH . . . always has something to say . . . good dancer . . . nice-looking . . . Baseball l, 2, 4, Football l, 2, 4, Hockey 1, Mirror l, 2, Ski Club l, 2, 4. POLITE . . . has a nice way about him . . . stays out of the limelight . . . unconcerned Audio-visual 1, 2, Mirror l, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club l, 2, Driver Training 2, Football I, Ski Club 2, 3, Tennis l, 2. Journalism CAROLE BARBARA MIKELSON Miki INDEPENDENT . . . capable editor . . . Mercury . . . always talking . . . self-condi- dent air . . . - Audio-visual l, 2, Mirror l, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation I, 2, Science Club l, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. .l 45 -QQ, Juf, ' 4'.7:f.:gi'1:'31? 9' . 2',vo,, , 'ffl 'as- ':8',gl I 35 . Policeman Builder ROBERT EVERETT MINICHIELLI ALAN MICHAEL MORGANELLI Minnie Al UNPRETENTIOUS . . . usually found in his AFFABLE - - - QUT' buf 'WGS MS verbose mo- Chevy . . . works for the Canton Journal ments , . . enjoys many sports . . . always . . . likes to work with cars . . . 6 gentleman . . . Driver Ed. 2. 5l YR Q , 1 fd' - Qc . 2' 1 fi' in 403' ' -,ALHN Q... Teacher Secretary To graduate ANITA JOYCE MULLANE CHERYL LEA MULLER DEREK FRANCIS MULLIGAN Nita-Bonita Mulzi Derek SENSITIVE . . . has an outgoing personality FRIVOLOUS . . . responsive personality . . . COMFORTABLE . . . goes along with the . . . always talking . . . always smiling . . . likes a good joke . . . usually found any- crowd . . . usually seen in his Pontiac . . . Dramatics 2g Office Assistant A. where away from school. . . doesn't let anything bother him . . . Art 2. Band lp Baseball 25 Basketball lp Driver Train- N, :Ch -usb 'i 'Z Administrator Science Teacher KEVIN MICHEAL O'HARA STEPHEN JOSEPH OLES Kevin Steve CASANOVA , , Usually found Chasing girls AGREEABLE . . . tempered disposition . . . . . . likes football . . . knack with cars has a quick wit . . . enjoys basketball . . . Basketball 3, 45 Chess Club 3, 45 Driver Baseball lp Basketball lg Driver Training 25 Training 4iTF-BCR 4. Football lp Senior Play 4. 52 ing 25 Football 'l, 4. Electronic Technologist ROBERT PAUL OPRANDI Bob TIMID . . . never has much to say . . . likes electronics . .. likes amateur radio work . . . Chess Club lp Driver Training 35 Explorers 31 Green Thumb 25 Football 4. '.l ' ii' Q. JON .. To leave Author Lawyer THOMAS MICHAEL MURRAY DIANE FRANCES MYRICK JOHN ARTHUR O'CONNELL JR. Murph Dede John LEISURELY . . . fakes life easy , , , always SCHOLARLY . . . literary-minded . . . de- DOGMATIC . . - enjoys faking the lead - - - talking enjoys hunting ,, , termined to succeed . . . a credit to our 6 90d lDUSlf19SSmaf1 - r - UEVGV at B LOSS Audio-visual l, 2, 3, Dramatics 4, Explorers Class - - - for Wofds - - - l, 2, Football 'l. Art 1, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Driver Training 4, Band li Baseball li B5Slf9Tball li 2, 3, 4: Mirror 'I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Soc. 3, 4. Cross Country l, 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, Debating Team 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Golf 3, 4, Track 2, Yearbook 4. ,,,.f-uv Interior Decorator JOANNE LEE OWIRKA Joanne ARTISTE . . . looks forward to a career in art . . . has an aversion to math . . . usually found in her green V.W .... Art 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, Driver Training 2, Green Thumb 1, Soft- ball 1, Yearbook 4. Accordionist ANGELO MICHAEL PAGLIOCCO Warp MUSICAL . . . plays a terrific accordion . . . likes baseball . . . hopes to attend the New England Conservatory of Music . . . Baseball I, 2 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Dra- matics 4, Driver Training 4, Musical l, 4, Music Appreciation 1, 4, Phys. Ed. Instructor 4, Track 3, 4. Math Major RONALD RAY PARISEAU Ronnie HANDSOME tall and flirtatious changing moods . . . terrific tennis player Basketball l, 2, Driver Training 3, Math Club 2, 3, Hockey 3. Dentist RENATO JOHN PERFETTI Ren GENIAL friendly with everyone . . . active in the ski patrol . . . known for his flat-top and saddle shoes . . . Audio-visual l, 2, Class Officer lg Driver Training 2, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Track T, 2. Lawyer ALAN JOHN PERRY Al UNEXCITABLE . . . has a sense of humor . . . intelligent . . . enjoys skiing . . . Football ly Track 1, 2, Ski Team T, 2. Teacher DIANE PETERSON Di VERBOSE . . . never stops talking . . . diss likes phony people, . . enjoys having the lead . . . Basketball l, 2, Dramatics 3, Driver Training 2, Glee Club 3, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Musical 3, Music Appreciation 2. THERESA CAROL PORCARO Picture o Available Make Money MARY ELIZABETH POWERS Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Marv olee club 1. 54 PASSIVE . . . known for her sleepy eyes . . . usually found in front of the T.V. . . . has a sense of humor . . . Driver Training 2, Ski Club 2. X. Sr Physical Therapist KARIN LOUISE PYWELL Karin EQUESTRIENNE . . . likes horseback riding . . . favorite last expression- Oh my cow! . . . pet peeve is third period trig class . . . Audio-visual T, 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey 1, 25 Green Thumb 1, Library Assistant 2, 3, Science Club 1, Senior Play 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Softball T. Veterinarian ' CHARLES JOHN PIONA i Charlie BOISTEROUS . . . proud of his Italian heri- tage . . . usually found at Mario's Spaghetti . House . . . loves pizza . . . Audio-visual 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, l Dance Committee 2, Driver Training 2, Foot- fl ball I, Library Assistant I, Science Club l. l Q My fl Happy Teacher PATRICIA ANN PORIER Esther PB' HARD-WORKER . . . dedicated . . . likes to dance . . . plays the piano . . . Dramatics 2, 3, Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4, Library Assistant 2, 3, 4. ESTHER FRANCES PIONA HELPFUL . . . interests lie in field hockey . . . likes horseback riding . . . you'd never know they are twins . . . Dramatics 3, Driver Training 2, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Green Thumb I, Mirror T, National Honor Soc. 3, 4, Office Assistant 1, 4. RUSSELL CHARLES RAWDING RUSSELL MOST TALKATIVE MOODY . . . automobile enthusiast , . . un- l obstrusive . . . enjoys shop . . . Audio-visual l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, Driver Training 2. il, Bev, KEVIN, and so 55 ,..-.Q if Doctorate in Music ROBERT HAROLD REMICK Rem STUDIOUS . . . an active band member . . . prefers Beethoven to the Beatles . . . enjoys history . . . Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 4, Driver Training 4, Musical 2, 4, Music Apprecia- tion I, 2, 3, 4, Brass Ensemble . . . D ' 7 T' 'J ' 1 aff c :- Aiirff. A - as Q 'DW T3 1 18 Y Enjoy Life LlNDA LEE RUSS Lynne FLIRTATIOUS . . . has a giddy way about her . . . careful dresser . . . very polite . . . Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics l, Driver Training 3, Pep Squad 'l, 2, 3, 4, Nat. Honor Soc. 3, 4, Student Council 3, Yearbook 4, Forum Club 2. 56 'sl ARTHUR VERNON REYNOLDS Airline Hostess Art LEA-JEAN ROCHELEAU RESERVED . . . dOESf'l'f E-Xen himself . . . lea plans to go to Wentworth . . . likes hockey DOMINATING . . . active Mirror staff mem- Basketball T, 2, Explorers I. ber . . . a hard worker . . . hopes to go to the Cambridge School of Business . . . Art 3, 4, Field Hockey l, Mirror 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. , c,,, UE yi THOMAS LEE RUSSELL Tom SOPHISTICATED . . . proficient on the bas' ketball court . . . pleasing appearance . . good dancer . . . Art 4, Baseball l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Dramatics 2, Driver Train- ing 3, Boy's State 3, Phys. Ed. Instructor 4, Tennis 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Monitor 4. FRANCIS JOHN RUTKAUSKAS Big Rut FREE AND EASY . . . best known for his three years in French I . . . works at Howard Johnson . . . loves to work on his car . . . Chess Club 3, Driver Training 4. X x Q Model JUDITH ROACH Judy TACTFUL . . . knows just what to say and when to say it . . . attractive . . . has pretty brown eyes . . . ,I Research Biologist MARK RODMAN Mark BRAVE . . . trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friend. ly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, clean, reverent Driver Training 4, Yearbook 4, French 4. Police Officer LEO CHRISTOPHER RYAN Leo TIMOROUS . . . mechanically inclined . . . enjoys a good basketball game . . . usually seen with Linda . . . Audio-visual I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Ex- plorers I, 25 Senior Play 4. rv? 1-L - - N-.Li Chemist PAUL JEREMY RUBIN Paul DIFFIDENT . . . excellent chess player . . . fleet-looted . . . will always remember Mr. Badioan's math class . . . Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4: Driver Training 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. tk -l 76 ,Ja J f' .J ,A MARY ELLEN RYAN Mary EFFICIENT . . . usually seen delivering attendance slips . . . likes to stay at home . . . always so quiet , . . Airline Hostess PATRICIA THERESA SCANLON Pat TRUSTWORTHY . . . has artistic talent . . . pretty blonde hair . . . proficient in Latin Basketball Ag Driver Training 35 Field Hockey 2, 3g Pep Squad 4, Jr. Red Cioss 1, 2q Senior Play -1: Softball 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Nurses Club 3. 57 JOHN GEORGE SCOTT John Engineer COURTEOUS . . . excellent chess player . . . enjoys engineering drawing . . . usually found in his radio shack . . . Audio-visual l, Band l, Basketball l, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. Happiness LESLIE MARIE SCROCCO Leslie CAREFREE . . . has a smile for everyone . . . always cheerful . . . dislikes Freshmen who think fhey're great . . . Basketball I, 2, 3, Dramatics l, 2, 3, Driver Training 4, Library Assistant 27 Music Ap- preciation I, Office Assistant 4, Softball 1, Yearbook 4. BEST DANCERS y-W -.fs-.14-as K KEVIN MICHAEL SEXTON Kevin HAPPY . . . likes to have a good time . . . free and easy . . . hopes to go to Burden . . . Basketball I, Driver Training 3, Football 'l, 2, Ski Club 2, 3. 58 ELLEN and DAVID Policeman PAUL VINCENT SLOAN JR. Paul HAPPY-GO-LUCKY . . . possesses a witty sense of humor . . . a good bowler . . . usually found anywhere and everywhere . . . Audio-visual 3, Driver Training 4, Senior Play 4. Nurse STEPHANIE ANN SIBLO Steph MYSTERIOUS . . . very feminine . . . beautiful blue eyes . . . attractive major- ette . . . Dramatics 2, Driver Training 3, Pep Squad 4, Glee Club 2, Maiorette 4, Music Appre- ciation 4, Ski Club 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Nurses 3. Success MARTIN HARRIS SINGER Marty CONFIDENT , , , aggressive debator . . . slow walker and fast talker . . . a base- ball fan . . . Baseball T, Basketball I, 2, 4, Debating Team 2, 3, 4, Driver Training 3, Mirror 4. cj Hit the Road MICHAEL FRANCIS SKELLY Muff CASUAL . . . interested in what's going on around him especially the girls . . . enjoys surfing . . . folk music enthusiast . . . Chess Club I, 2, 3, Cross Country 1, 2, Dramatics 4, Musical T, 2, Music Apprecia- tion 4, Senior Play 4, Track l, 2, 3. KENNETH HOWELL SMAIL Ken RELIABLE . . . always does his share . . . well-mannered . . . a whiz ar basketball . . . Audio-visual I, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball T, Class Officer 3, Dramatics 2, Driver Training 2, Boy's State 4, Phys. Ed. ln- structor 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Monitor 4, Leadership Training Confer- ence 4, Student Government Representative 3. is l Hi eng? -fi vi. 'n 'ftl f . J Meteorologist NGVY Ofllfel LEQNARD MICHAEL SYNDER PHILLIP HAROLD SPRAGUE Seymour Phil GRANDIOSE. . . takes things leisurely . . . SINCERE . . . never in the same place forever getting in trouble . . . humorous Driver Training 4, Football 3, Musical 3, 4, Science Club 4. twice . . . has an aversion to P.O.D. . . . Our Ocean Sprague . . . Audio-visual 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 4, Driver Training 4, Football I, 2, Track l. 'E Hairdresser JOAN ADELE STEVENSON Joan DRAMATIC . . . talented pianist . . . likes typing . . . always talking . . . Basketball I, 2, 37 Cheerleader 47 Chess Club I7 Dance Committee 17 Dramatics 37 Driver Training 27 Pep Squad 47 Glee Club 37 Musical 37 Music Appreciation 1, 27 Senior Play 4j Softball l. C1 Teacher ROBERTA ANN STILLMAN Bobbi AMICABLE . . . lady-like . . . attractive green-eyed blonde . . . usually found at Ho-Jo's or Friendly's . . . Basketball l, 2i Dance Committee 1, 37 Dramatics 2, 37 Driver Training 47 Pep Squad 47 Glee Club 37 Musical 37 Music Apprec- iation I, 27 Senior Play 47 Ski Club 37 Soft- ball I7 Yearbook 47 Group Guidance l. Happiness JOSEPH FRANCIS STRUMSKI Scrubba LIVELY . . . best known for his last name . . . usually found in the boy's locker room . . . likes to ski . . . Chess Club I7 Driver Training 47 Football 1, 2, 3, 47 Hockey I, 2, 3j Science Club I7 Ski Club 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 4. 60 Secretary JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH SULLIVAN Jo-Ba LAUGHABLE . . . always laughing . . . known for her red hair . . . usually found at the A8.W . . . Basketball 17 Chess Club 37 Driver Training 37 Mirror 2. Physical Education Teacher KATHRYN WINIFRED STOCKUS Kath ALL-AROUND . . . a swimming champion . . . does well in all sports . . . congenial Art 27 Cheerleader l7 Driver Training 47 Field Hockey 27 Pep Squad 2, 37 Glee Club l, 27 Senior Play 4j Ski Club 'l, 2, 47 Sofft- ball l7 Gymnastics 3, 4. Medical Lab Technician LYNNE MARY SULLIVAN Jazzy LADY-LIKE . . . has a sophisticated manner . . . usually found on the gc' . . . an avid Robert Goulet fan . . . Dramatics 27 Driver Training 47 Glee Club 2, 37 Mirror lj Senior Play 4. French and Spanish Teacher ANN MARIE STOMBERG Ann UNPREDICTABLE . . . never knows what she'll do next . . . a real doll . . . good things come in small packages . . . Basketball l, Dance Committee 2, Dramatics 2, Drill Team 4, Driver Training 2, Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Pep Squad 4, Green Thumb I, National Honor Soc. 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 2, 3, 4, Softball I, 2, Yearbook 4, French 4. 'Z Millionaire MATTHEW JOHN SULLIVAN Matt BUSINESS-LIKE . . . interested in automobile restoration . . . usually found in the ga- rage . . . will never forget the graph, paper in T17 . . . Driver Training 3, Explorers 1, 2, 3. .4 ' x r rvh Physical Ed. Teacher DANIEL EDWARD STORME Danny CO-OPERATIVE . . . aspires to Northeastern . . . a sports fan . . . likes working with model cars . . . Audio-visual T, Basketball I, Driver Train- ing 4, Glee Club 2, Music Appreciation 3, Phys. Ed. Instructor 4, Science Club l. Live in Florida EDITH LOUISE STORME Edie EARNEST . . . quiet and serious . . . plays the guitar . . . likes to travel . . Glee Club I, Mirror 3. , --' To Follow the Sun Wildlife Manager JOAN BEVERLY SWARDLICK Swardlick ENTHUSIASTIC . . . a really good sport . . . popular cheerleader . . . talented pianist . . . Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, 3, Dramatics 2, Driver Training 3, Pep Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Green Thumb T, Library Assistant 3, National Honor Soc. 3, 4, Student Ex- change 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Year- book 4, Monitor 4, Forum Club 2, French 4. JOSEPH ARTHUR TABER Java Joe OUTDOOR TYPE . . . 5 hunting enthusiast . . . doesn't like people who brag , , , man of few words . . . Driver Training 3. 6I CARYN LEE THOMAS Tom UNRUFFLED , . . never down . . . likes to anxiously for the 2:00 Basketball I, 25 Field Jr. Red Cross lp Soft Happiness lets anything get her dance . . . waits ball bell Hock I, 2 ey T, 2, 3, 4, Bachelor STEPHEN CHARLES TOLIAS Greek CONSIDERATE . . . always thinking of others . . . usually found with the boys at the White Store . . . loyal member of the Cose . . . Chess Club lg Driver Training 35 Football 1, 25 Hockey T, 2, Ski Club T, 2, 3, 47 Track 'l. Air Force EDWARD RICHARD TORDOFF Crow ENTERTAINING . . . always has a ioke . . . favorite sport-girl's basketball . . . aspires to Radcliffe . . . Science Club 'I. i l 1 Racing Cars State Trooper ARTHUR JAMES TURNER, JR. WALTER EDWARD vlPs ROBERT JOHN WAGNER H.W.F. Wallie Horace MODERATE . . . likes baseball . . . has an EXTRAVAGANT , , , always spending mon- COMEDIAN . . . easy to get along with aversion to History . . . a clever imperson- ey . . . usually found racing stock cars . . . , . , enjoys skin diving . . . usually found ator . . . dislikes slow drivers . . . in 5f0U9hl0 P - - - Baseball l, 2, 3. Driver Training 27 Football l. Driver Tfalnlng 3? Fvofball 2- 62 Electronics Technician MICHAEL THOMAS TRUCZINSKAS Truck SOCIABLE . . . a good friend . . . capable member of the football team . . . witty . . . Audio-visual 2, 3, Baseball I, Football I, I 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3. Bachelor WILLIAM AYRE WALKER Billy Bang Bang - ASSIDUOUS . . . a fabulous chef . . . tall . . . plays the trombone , . . Band I, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Dance Band I, 2, Driver Training 4, Track 2, 4. .-rw-.-- Education CAROLYN RUTH TUCKER Carolyn ROBIN WILSON TULLOCH Robin CAPRICIOUS . . . full of fun . . . never lacks a joke . . . an indiviclualist , , . Chess Club I, 25 Football I, 2g Track I. SHY . . . a hard worker . . . sunny dispo- sition . . . active in outside organizations Chess Club 37 Driver Training 4, Pep Squad 47 Green Thumb I, Mirror 2, Senior Play 4. MOST COURTEOUS I I I I JANET and PAUL 63 .1-41 Life Education PATRICIA JEAN WALSH RONALD STUART WAYBURN DONNA FRANCES WARD Pa' Ron Donna SINGUI-AR - - - llkes 5 good lime ' ' ' GOOD'l-OOKING - - - h5'7Cl50me brown eYeS VOCIFEROUS . . . never at a loss for words hopes to go to the Quincy Beauty Acad- . . . friendly . . . a skiing enthusiast . . . , . , attractive features . . . waits impafienf. emi' - - - Wanfs YO 60 Something every Dance Committee 3, Ski Club 4. ly fo, fhe 2:00 ben , , , mlnufe ' ' - An 45 Dramatics 35 Glee Club 3. Art 3. . ' ff., , . .,5., Y '95 .8 Accountant RICHARD TRENOUTH WHITTEMORE Whit CORDIAL . . . Has a friendly word fo' all . . . a baseball fan . . . likes mechanical drawing . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, Ag Driver Training 3. 64 Teacher WILLIAM JOSEPH WIEHERHOLD LESLIE BETH WINER Ginty Les OBSTINATE . . . known for getting into PETITE . . . pretty auburn hair . . . a trouble . . . usually found in 203 after good dancer . . . never found at home . . school . . . likes to work on cars . . . Dramatics 25 Driver Training 4y Mirror T, Driver Training 4: Phys. Ed. Instructor 4. Music Appreciafi0I'1 I: YGHYIDOOIC 4- XJ Physical Ed. Teacher Million Electrician DIANE CHRISTINE WEBBER CHARLES MICHEL WHITE JOHN JOSEPH WHITE Borag Charlie Johnny is osuclwc . . . full of school spirit . . DEVILISH . . . always in trouble . . . LIGHT-HEARTED . . - always found laugh- il' great goalie for the field hockey team , , friendly with underclassmen . . . has high ing . . . usually found working on his active in many sports , , , hopes . . . car . . . will never forget the hard bench Art 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, oramafics 1, Driver Training 4. in the Office - .- 2, 3, Driver Training 4, Field Hockey 2, 3, Driver Training 3: Football I, Mirror 2. 4, Pep Squad 4, Glee Club lg Softball 4, Yearbook 4. l 'W' Government l BARRY PAUL WISH l Wishy a5ARCASTlC . . . ready for a good argu- ,.'nent . . . well known for. his singing in Izzlass . . . enjoys history . . . Debating Team 4, Student Exchange 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. M -Mi Civil Engineer Teacher JOSEPH FRANZ WURZEL VELMA JULIA WYMAN Joe Vel JOVIAL . . . always has a good time . . . SUNNY . . . laughs loud and long . . likes most sports . . . a good tennis has a crazy giggle . . . dislikes conceited player . . . people . . . Art 4, Basketball 1, 2, Class Officer Cross Country I, 25 Dance Committee Phys. Ed. Instructor 4, Science Club Student Council 47 Tennis 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Art 3, 4, Dramatics I, 2, Driver Training 4 Glee Club I, 2. 65 Medical Assistant SHIRLEY EDNA YEOMANS Shirl FASTIDIOUS . . . takes life as it comes . . . enjoys drawing portraits . . . natural blonde hair Basketball I, 45 Dance Committee 35 Driver Training 35 Pep Squad 25 Mirror 35 Senior Play 35 Softball 15 Yearbook 45 Carnival Queen Nominee. Draftsman Dentist DONALD BROOKS YOST STEPHEN DAVID YOUNG Duck Ugly REPOSED . . . well-liked . . . known for COSMOPOLITAN . . . does a lot of travel- being cheerful . . . artistic ing . . . sports fan . . . plays the accordion Art 45 Cross Country 25 Driver Training 45 Basketball 45 Debating team 45 Football 4. Track 1, 2, 3, CLASS FLIRTS College JOHN ALBERT ZANIBONI Zani ANIMATED . . . always laughing and talk- ing . . . spirited member of the Bulldogs . . . usually found at the White Store with the Cose Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Phys. Ed. Instructor 3, 45 Ski Club 'l, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2. MABLE and EDDIE ge Easf anof yesfamenf gfffe CQ55 0 zlnefeezz un ofreaf 615519-Zoe ROBERT AHEARN leaves his dirty gym socks to Mr. King. DAVID ALDRICH leaves a pizza to Mr. Lombardi. PAULA ALEXANDER leaves two decks of marked cards to Mike Cohen. WILLIAM ALSOP leaves his unpolished shoes to Mr. Bowyer. ALICE ALTFILLISCH leaves the school to her brother. DEMETRA ANAGNOSTON leaves Mr. Buttner some good luck with the Democrats and patience with the Republicans. MARY ANN ANDREWS leaves gym to anyone who can stand it. MICHAEL APREA leaves his red tie to Joe. MARILYN BAKER leaves all the school lunches to her sister. OUIDA BARBAGLIA leaves the problem of making up new routines to Marilyn Gibson and Cheryl Terrenzi. WANDA BARBAGLIA leaves a menu to a next year's senior lunch table. JOSEPH BARSS leaves one Volpe sticker to Mr. Butt- ner. STEVEN BAUMAN leaves. BRUCE BECKER leaves Mike DiFelice The Biography ofa Bookie Joint. BONNIE BEITH leaves her dinosaur suit to her broth- er Jim to fend off the feminas. RAYMOND BENKHART leaves his baseball socks to Danny Fernandes. DONALD BERRIO leaves his triple carbs to Norman LaForest. ELAINE BILLIE leaves the Canton football team to Stoughton. MARY ANN BILLIKAS leaves her place in the ma- iorette squad to any underclassman who likes to get up early Saturday mornings. ALAN BOURNE leaves the memories of his eleventh grade Chemistry teacher to posterity. JUDY BOWERS leaves her old T square to Debbie Mackiernan. ELLEN BRADLEY leaves a ladder to the poor kid who gets her locker. KATHY BRANAGAN leaves six history courses with Messer, Bowyer, Lombardi, Strumski, Tedesco Haines, respectively to Ann Celi. EVE BRAVMAN leaves posters and scenery to Larry Johnson in hopes that he will become as frus- trated as she has. CLARE BRENNAN leaves a new green hat and a red sweater and a splash ot cold water to Miss Hayes. PATRICIA BROPHY leaves a pair of worn track shoes used by her trying to catch up with her friends that left last year. EDWARD BROWN leaves his pencil stubs to Mr. Cal- lanan. JAMES BROWN leaves a basketball that he never used to Mr. Tripp. LAURENCE BROWN leaves a set of weights with instructions to Mr. Valin. PETER BROWN leaves his pail to whoever wants it. HERBERT BRYAN leaves the Frederick March Acting Award to Mr. Morrison. NANCY CALLAHAN leaves gym to anyone who can stand it. KATHLEEN CAMPISANO leaves next year's prima- donas to Marilyn Gibson and her memories ot second lunch to L. C. and P. W. ELAINE CANTO leaves all the boys at C.H.S. to Jayne Bulman if she wants them. JANET CASH leaves the language department to aspiring linguists. HENRY CASHMAN leaves his Trot to anyone who is taking Latin Ill. 67 I CHARLOTTE CHAMPAGNE leaves her nickname Charlie to any boy who doesn't like his own. NATALIE CLEVELAND leaves her leopard-skin lab apron to Mr. Poznysz. SUSAN CLEVELAND leaves Richard Abdoo her old beat-up Tennis racket. JEFF COADY leaves the Cross-Country course to Hank Larson. GREGORY COGLIANO leaves his J. S. Bach sweat- shirt, beret, and sun-glasses to our next string bass player. SANDRA COHEN leaves a peanut-butter and ielly sandwich to Mr. Badoian. PAUL COMER leaves his club to any underclassman who can lift it. ROBERT CORREIA leaves his ability of how not to run to Hank Larson. JOHN CRANE iust leaves. PAUL CRISILEO leaves his history teachers to who- ever wants them. DIANNE CROAK leaves some heat to Mr. Haines for his history classes. DAVID CURTIS leaves Mr. Morrison to his brother. JOAN DALTON leaves her sister two more years to get fat on the school lunches. MARILYN DANA leaves Carol N. the gym showers and happy days. PAUL D'ATTANASlO leaves Warren Nichols and Fred Gianelli a nice big one. EUGENE DEFELICE leaves one vote to Mr. MacDonald in the next Governor's Council election. BEVERLY DEWITT leaves the Miss America theme to Betsy Ronayne, that glow to Diane Scanlon, and a very large bruise to Tom St. Jean. MICHAEL DIFELICE leaves his Bookie Joint to T. J. Flanagan. PAUL DIGlROLAMO.Ieaves the Surf and A. M. to Fred Gianelli. PAULA DIMARZIO leaves Mr. Tedesco to next year's upperclassmen. LINDA DORE leaves her love for the Italians to A. C. JANICE DURAND leaves her running shoes to Penny Walker. JAMES DURKEE leaves one feather to Arthur Turner. LILLIAN DYKEMAN leaves Mr. T. a good book. RICHARD EARY leaves his Algebra class to Billy Billikas. IRIS FARRELL leaves an umbrella to any of Mr. Valin's students. MABEL FARRELL leaves her sister Very with 3 words: You're the greatest. ROBERT FARRELL leaves his books. JAMES FARRINGTON leaves all the A's he didn't get to his brother Joey. 68 DALE FEID leaves memories of C.H.S. to anyone who wants them. PATRICIA FERGUSON leaves Miss Hayes a new sweater, baseball cap, and a splash of cold water. CYNTHIA FITZGERALD leaves a long curly wig to Natalie Cleveland to pull as much as she wants. BETSY FORSYTH leaves Mr. Messer to Kathy B. DONALD FORSYTH leaves his great ability to do nothing to Norman LaForest. JOHN FORTE leaves his great ability to all under- classmen. EDWARD GADA leaves Phil Freedman a place to have a smoke before school and after lunch. ANTHONY GALVIN leaves a shamrock to Mr. Lom- bardi. DAWN GARDNER leaves to Canton High the last of the Gardner family-her brother Teddy. JANE GARSIDE leaves Mr. Schneiders an apart- ment at 180 Chapman St. BENJAMIN GERZON leaves his blue-white-green '56 Ford to the Smithsonian Institute. JOHN GIFFORD leaves twenty-six pounds of used math paper to Mr. Badoian. RICHARD GILSON leaves his parking space to any- one who wants it. ELLEN GOVATSOS leaves a steak, the record To- night , and one thousand and one excuses for being late to Marilyn Dadasis. LINDA GRAHAM leaves all of her extra sixteen cred- its to anyone who needs them. PRISCILLA GRAY leaves to P.T. a pine box and a silver shovel. STEVEN GUSTAFSON leaves his Swedish sense of humor. WILLIAM GUSTAFSON leaves a razor to Mr. Mac- Donald. DAVID GUYETTE leaves his parking space to Donald Contois. MARGARET HAGEN leaves C.H.S. to anyone who can cope with it. RICHARD HAGEN leaves his sympathy to Mr. Tripp and his Braves wherever they are. CATHERINE HALLEY leaves her old gym suit to her brother, and to Mr. Schneiders a tranquilizer for his homeroom class. SUSAN HAMM leaves patience to her brother John, so he will be able to put up with all his future nicknames, and to Mr. Schneiders a glass of water to wash down the tranquilizer. LEO HARDING leaves his perfect speech to the English Department. WILLIAM HARDING leaves all he learned to Canton High. GLEN HEDDERIG leaves to all the Freshmen the marking system. MARY HILCHEY leaves her gym suit to some un- fortunate iunior without one. VALLA HOFFMAN leaves all her wonderful teachers to the next senior class. MAUREEN HOLLAND leaves Mr. Tedesco to T. Bosanquet. GLENN HOWARD leaves his knowledge to all un- derclassmen. WILLIAM HUGHES leaves locker number 641 to the next poor kid to get it. PAUL IRVING leaves his late slips to anyone who needs them. DAVID JOHNSON leaves his dirty football locker to iunior Chuck Haines. JACQUELINE JOHNSTON leaves to the Caddigan twins her hockey stick and a black eye. CATHY KELLIHER leaves Mrs. Manning a good break- fast. JOSEPH KESSLER leaves the four years of homework he never did to anyone who wants to catch up. JOHN KNOWLTON leaves Mike's I.O.U.'s to any- one who's foolish enough to think he'll pay them. LAWRENCE KNOX leaves his sweaty football T- shirt to anyone who can stand it. CARRIE LAGRONE leaves Caryn Thomas to Al D'attanasio. SUSAN LANE leaves her gym classes and sneakers to Kathy Dougherty. BARRY LARSON leaves his history book to his broth- er. MARILYN LAWRENCE leaves M.T.H. in the showers. DENIS LENEHAN leaves his dismissal notes to any- one who wants them. PATRICIA LONERGAN leaves to Mr. Tedesco a box of hard chalk and a wastepaper basket so he can practice his pitching all summer. MICHAEL LORIZIO lust wants to leave this school. VINCENT LORIZIO leaves his car to his dear old brother. PAUL LOSCOCCO leaves twenty-five monotonous four-fourties to Harrier Hank Larson. WILLIAM MAHONEY leaves. DEANNA MANGAN leaves to John Decembrele the nickname Baby John and her sister. LINDA MARSH leaves the ability to punt to Mr. Badoian. ELIZABETH McCORMlCK leaves her locker to Carol Nichols. KATHERINE McELW'AIN leaves to Linda Onishi the fun she's had at C.H.S. and also the wish that she'll gain a lot from her education here. DONNA MCLAUGHLIN leaves her gym suit to any senior who likes to parachute iump. MARY McLEAN leaves a select group of new sen- iors to carry on the work of the U.W.L.A. Club. WILLIAM McPHERSON leaves a new and better Pas- cal's Syringe to Mr. Tripp. GREGORY MESSLER leaves the inside of his stomach to the future lunch eaters of Canton High. JOHN MEYER leaves all the P.T. tests to incoming freshmen. CAROLE MIKELSON leaves to her brother a black shovel for Mr. Tedesco's class, Aristotle's Rhetoric and a composition on The Evils of Gum Chewing for Mr. Poz. ROBERT MINICHIELLI leaves the babes at Canton High School to his brother if he can stomach them. ALAN MORGANELLI leaves his brain to any future senior who needs it. ANITA MULLANE leaves her good luck troll to her brother Jim. CHERYL MULLER leaves all her get out of home- room study passes to Mr. Poznysz. DEREK MULLIGAN leaves his seat on the football bench to Gene O'Brien. THOMAS MURRAY leaves Lunch ll heartburn to un- derclassmen. DIANE ,MYRICK leaves a ferocious hypotenuse to Mr.Badoian. JOHN O'CONNELL leaves a bear trap to Mr. Masal- sky. KEVIN O'HARA leaves his gang's corner lunch table to anybody who likes sunshine. STEPHEN OLES leaves typing with Miss Meade to anyone who wants an enioyable class. ROBERT OPRANDI leaves a bottle of fruit flies to Miss Donovan. JOANNE OWIRKA leaves the hockey team to Mr. Kidd. ANGELO PAGLIOCCO leaves all the pennants the Braves win to Mr. Tripp. RONALD PARISEAU leaves to the Head of the History Department, one Nepco all-beef hotdog. RENATO PERFETTI leaves going steady to C.E.R. ALAN PERRY leaves Mrs. Miles' French class to Brian Smith. DIANE PETERSON leaves to some deserving under- classman all the fun on Friday nights, one slightly used sailor hat, and a tiger tail. CHARLES PIONA leaves Mr. Gibson, Mr. King and Mush without anymore hot tips . ESTHER PIONA leaves horseback riding to Maureen Dunn and Mr. Haines' room to Sue DeFelice. PATRICIA POIRIER leaves Good Old Number 64 to Penny Wallace. THERESA PORCARO leaves to Lyn Carpenter her book on boy-training along with best of luck with that college freshman. 69 MARY POWERS leaves her homework to anyone who will do it. KARIN PYWELL leaves to Mr. Masalsky another stu- dent like herself. RUSSELL RAWDING leaves his parking space to his brother. ROBERT REMICK leaves his tuba to anyone who can fill it. LEA-JEAN ROCHELEAU leaves the iob of business manager of the MIRROR to anyone who can handle it. MARK RODMAN leaves eleven dead guppies to Miss Donovan. PAUL RUBIN leaves a Gilbert Chemistry Set to Mr. Poznysz. LINDA RUSS leaves Dave Freiday some oatmeal cook- ies. THOMAS RUSSELL leaves a Univac computer to Mr. Badoian if he pays half. FRANCIS RUTKAUSKAS leaves his four year record in French with Miss Fish to anyone who can match it or befter. PATRICIA SCANLON leaves a stiff neck to anyone who can follow Mr. Bowyer around the room. JOHN SCOTT leaves his temperamental locker to whoever gets stuck with it. LESLIE SCROCCO leaves some good books to Mr. Carnie, and some to her sister Donna to carry on the tradition. KEVIN SEXTON leaves seniority to the semi's. STEPHANIE SIBLO leaves her footprints in the sands of time. MARTIN SINGER leaves a pair of gym socks to Mush . MICHAEL SKELLY leaves his pile of desecrated gar- bage to Mr. Tedesco. PAUL SLOAN leaves to his brother another exciting year at C.H.S. KENNETH SMAIL leaves with the hopes that he'lI be what he said he'd be in ten years. LEONARD SNYDER leaves a good pair of hands to Richard Mitchell so he can catch the football dur- ing the game. PHILLIP SPRAGUE leaves his gym shorts to Jim Durkee. JOAN STEVENSON leaves a bottle of bleach to Lorin B. and a mouth piece to Linda B. ROBERTA STILLMAN leaves some tranquilizers to Mrs. Breen. KATHY STOCKUS leaves a package of cough drops to Mr. Morrison. ANN STOMBERG leaves those Saturday morning drill team practices to Cathie Sweeney. DANIEL STORME leaves his gym sneakers and his tardiness to school to James Sears. 70 EDITH STORME leaves Mr. Morrison to Joanne. JOSEPH STRUMSKI leaves his sling to a next year's football victim. JOSEPHINE SULLIVAN leaves her gym suit and dirty sneakers to her sister Kathy. LYNN SULLIVAN leaves her naturally curly hair to anyone brave enough to tangle with it. MATTHEW SULLIVAN leaves books, lockers, desks, chairs, and the school lunch program to anyone who can use them. JOAN SWARDLICK leaves C.H.S. to the next Sward- lick in line. JOSEPH TABOR leaves next year's freshman to the upcoming senior class. CARYN THOMAS leaves her position as center half- back to anyone who likes to run. STEVEN TOLIAS leaves the scales of Justice to Mr. Tedesco. EDWARD TORDOFF leaves the Congressional Medal of Honor to the students who eat next year's lunches. MICHAEL TRUCZINSKAS leaves one football locker to anyone who can stand the smell. CAROLYN TUCKER leaves locker l9O to anyone who wishes to fight with a iammed locker every morn- ing. ROBIN TULLOCH leaves Phil F. to the rooks of '66. ARTHUR TURNER leaves his baseball uniform to Rich- ard Mitchell, and his laugh to anyone who wants them. WALTER VIPS leaves his old gym sneakers to the collegiates . ROBERT WAGNER leaves all his favorite teachers to his little brother Carl. WILLIAM WALKER leaves his size I3 track shoes to any track star with big feet. PATRICIA WALSH leaves Mr. Cragen's debating CLawI classes. DONNA WARD leaves all her memories of this school behind. RONALD WAYBURN leaves Phil Freedman his space in the parking lot. DIANE WEBBER leaves all her great memories of hockey to Kathy Cohen. JONATHAN WENDALL leaves a box of No. QV2 reeds to Shelby Coady. CHARLES WHITE leaves his church-key to Michael Ma- honey. JOHN WHITE leaves a church-key to James Sears. RICHARD WHITTEMORE leaves a locker that has never worked right. WILLIAM WIEDERHOLD leaves the detention hall to Robert Esterbrook. LESLIE WINER leaves her gym suit and dirty white sneakers to Cheryl Grennon. BARRY WISH leaves a book on 'lHow to be a Teach- er to Mr. Haines. JOSEPH WURZEL leaves his parking space to any- one who has a Corvette. VELMA WYMAN leaves an alarm clock to her broth- er Bob to get up in time and a supply of tardy slips for the days he doesn't. SHIRLEY YEOMANS leaves one dozen carrots to Maureen Dunn to deliver to her love-bunny, a book on How to Fly by Dumbo to Mr. Tedesco, the Presidency of the U.W.L.A. Club to Kathy Fitzwilliam, and the famous words Onward Troops to any girl who wants a car full of boys. DONALD YOST leaves the discus to Steve Minkwitz. STEPHEN YOUNG leaves a musical scale missing C to Mr. Quintana. JOHN ZANIBONI leaves his purple football jersey to Eugene O'Brien. C.H.S. REUNION A BIG SUCCESS! COPERNICUS CRATER CLPIJ-The tenth reunion of the class of 1965 of Canton High School was quite a night. The luxurious Lunar Hilton, in the Crater of Copernicus, was selected by Jon Wendell, now president of the First National Stores, to be site of this gala affair. Our roving reporter while mixing with the alumni noticed that most of them have not changed much in the last ten years . . . OUIDA BARBAGLIA announced the completion of her S200,000 mansion in Georgia. BARRY LARSON is autographing torpedoes for the Navy. ESTHER PIONA is the proud head of the calculations department of ALAN MORGANELLl's construction firm. CLARE BRENNAN and DEREK MULLIGAN are vying for the presidential nomination in 1984, a key year. DEMI ANAGNOSTON, now working in social ser- vices in Washington, D.C., is now hoping for a cabinet post in 1984. ROBERT OPRANDI is the head of the electronics de- partment at M.l.T. LILLIAN DYKEMAN has iust invented an all-power- ful placebo called the Dakota Pill. HERB BRYAN has found his kingdom at the bottom ofthe sea. NATALIE CLEVELAND is doing social work in un- developed areas such as Mars. DALE FEID is the best-dressed executive on Madison Avenue. MARY ANN ANDREWS is working as a top New York hair stylist. MICHAEL APREA is proudly driving his new 1975 turbine engine Cadillac. JAMES FARRINGTON enioys commanding his fleet of rubbish trucks. GLENN HOWARD announced his invention of a twenty-ninth flavor for Howard Johnson's. WILLIAM HUGHES is working as an executive in JOHN CRANES insurance co. JOSEPH TABER is reportedly taming mountain lions in Maine. JEFF COADY confesses to be taking an English course to get into college. SUSAN CLEVELAND is busy writing her own edition of Cheaper by the Dozen. Variety announces that JOHN GlFFORD's latest science-fiction thriller will be made into a five-hour spectacular. PAUL RUBIN is secretly working on a cure for hangnails. BONNIE BEITH has been having fun pulling rank on the sergeants at Walter Reed Hospital. STEPHANIE SIBLO has won the role of Cleopatra in the remake of the old 1964 movie. ANN HOLLISTER was awarded the Babysitter of the Year award. CHARLOTTE CHAMPAGNE is the winner of the Navy nurses' bowling tournament for 1975. PRISCILLA GRAY and her husband are establishing a mission 5,000 miles south of Tokyo. RAY BENKART has been appointed manager of the Boston Red Sox. KEVIN SEXTON has iust announced the gala open- ing of his one hundred first Li'l White Store. PAT BROPHY is retired in California, but she is still seen frequently surfing on her wheelchair. DONNA WARD has joined ranks of non-conformists in Greenwich Village. PHILIP SPRAGUE has become the youngest four- star general in history. LENNY SNYDER has won a Don Kent medal for his accurate world-wide weather predictions. MARILYN DANA and JOAN DALTON have been surfing in Miami between flights as spaceline hostesses. BEN GERZON is a photographer for Playboy Inter- planetary. CHARLIE PIONA is still selling hot racing tips. ROBERT MINICHELLI is down at Sarah's having a drink with the boys. JOAN SWARDLICK and l.lNDA MARSH were spotted climbing Mt. Everest singing the Beacon Street BIues. 7I GREG MESSLER spends most of his time at home watching television with his eight children. DR. GREGORY COGLIANO is the head of the Venus branch of the Mayo Clinic. RICHARD HAGAN is building a 200 story apartment house on Pine Street. ROBERTA STILLMAN is managing the First National in Canton. JOHN MEYER has just won the British Open. EUGENE DEFELICE is playing football for the Lunbar Linebackers. SANDRA COHEN aspires to be the first human com- puter. DEANNA MANGAN is busy raising a football team. LINDA RUSS has decided Italy is as nice a place as Ohio. MICHAEL DIFELICE is working on an improvement on the pop top can. DONNA MCLAUGHLIN is dividing her time between schussing in Switzerland and carrying on the role of Florence Nightingale. ELAINE BILLE is a comedienne starring in the show at the Lunar Hilton. LINDA DORE is head nurse at Mass. General. ELIZABETH FORSYTH is I975 champion of the sec- retaries bowling league in Los Angeles. MAUREEN HOLLAND is coaching hockey at C.H.S. LEO HARDING is in detention sleeping as usual. ARTHUR REYNOLDS has just gained control of the aluminum company which bears his name. RICHARD WHITTEMORE is head of the Internal Reve- nue Service. CHERYL MULLER is private secretary to the head of Reynolds metals. DENNIS LENEHAN is the innovator of the latest fad in men's fashions. JOSEPH KESSLER'S unbeatable system has broken the bank at Monte Carlo. LAWRENCE KNOX has just opened his one-man art show at the Louvre. VINCENT LORIZIO has quietly become a millionaire. ALAN PERRY has just won his fourth case against Perry Mason. JOSEPH STRUMSKI has had his gym sneakers bronzed. WILLIAM HARDING has broken Roger Maris' rec- ord for home runs. EDDIE GADA is host of the daytime TV program You and Your Teeth. KEVIN O'HARA'S acting in the screen version of DIANE MYRICK'S novel has won her an oscar. KENNY SMAIL is governor of Massachusetts Imore power to ya, Kenj. 72 STEVE BAUMAN has just finished his rebuttal of Einstein's Theory of Relativity. TONY GALVIN has finally found the off switch and blacked out the United States. ALAN BOURNE is beating a path to the White House. BARRY WISH just broke out of debtor's prison fright in time for the reunionl. DON FORSYTH made a million dollars when he built a development in the Okeefenokee Swamp. ARTHUR TURNER is doing his impersonations in the Latin Quarter. JIMMY BROWN, DAVE ALDRICH, BOB WAGNER, and PAUL SLOAN have just completed their movie version of the Keystone Cops . STEVEN GUSTAFSON is zeroing in for a landing at Kennedy Airport. MARK OO7 RODMAN is handling all security af- fairs for the Lunar Government. JOHN O'CONNELL is teaching history and secretly planning to run for state senator. JOHN KNOWLTON finally made Alfred Hitchcock smile. JANICE DURAND is plugging Pythagoras between saxophone concerts. JOSEPH WURZEL has just been promoted to general manager of the Corvett division of General Motors. JANET CASH has just purchased the rights to Lawrence of Arabia . SUSAN HAMM has just married Joseph Bone. DONALD YOST is finishing the plans for the 1976 World's Fair in Boston. CATHY HALLEY is eagerly awaiting the return of her comet this year. ELEN GOVATSOS has just been named Dean of Men at Harvard. CAROLYN TUCKER is braving the fourth grade at Ponkapoag. DIANNE CROAK is trading for bigger and better things in Mexico. KATHY BRANAGAN is a Peace Corpswoman and enjoying the climate in Africa. PAUL COMER is reported to be in Siberia looking for a cave. BILLY MAHONEY has just won the Mr. Universe title. JOSEPHINE SULLIVAN is working for Uncle Sam in Paris. PAT WALSH spends a lot of time shoveling snow off her doorstep in Canada. ELIZABETH McCORMICK and LESLIE SCROCCO are working as secretaries on the Riviera. JOANNE OWIRKA is raising an olympic hockey team in her Swiss Chalet. CINDY FITZGERALD does a lot of sightseeing in Greece and Southern France. JUDY BOWERS is snapping photos in Spain and Germany. STEPHEN OLES, a teacher at C.H.S., is planning to install 3D TV in his room. MATT SULLIVAN is in Florida waiting for a blizzard. ELAINE CANTO can be found haunting the halls of Somerville Hospital. PAULA ALEXANDER and CARRIE LA GRONE are testing products for Lady Clairol. Are you having fun, girls? EDDIE TORDOFF is opening a chain of five and ten- cent stores in North Vietnam. WILLIAM ALSOP has been doing some interplanetary traveling in his souped up saucer. DAVE CURTIS has just signed a contract with the Arthur Murray Studios. PAT SCANLON is the queen of coffee, tea or milk sir. LEA ROCHELEAU is selling ads to the passengers between flights on Northeast Rocketlines. WANDA BARBAGLIA is touring the nightclubs as a gypsy baton twirler. MABEL FARRELL is acting as an interpreter for the United States. BILL WALKER'S Lunar Lasagna is known throughout the universe. SUSAN LANE has been having problems as a pedi- atric nurse-she wants to adopt all her patients. ROBERT REMICK is the well-known conductor of a society orchestra. HENRY CASHMAN is shaking down chandeliers with his electronic drums. PAUL IRVING has just completed a guest spot of the Ed Sullivan Show. ANGELO PAGLIOCCO accordian and foot-tapping virtuoso, is now emceeing Youth on Parade. BEVERLY GAZA DEWITT is starring in a hit Broad- way musical. KARIN PYWELL is working on her new book How to Ride a Horse on the Moon DAVE JOHNSON and BRUCE BECKER are doing com- mercials for CUCKOO blades. JOHN ZANIBONI has finally graduated from F.M.U. BOB CORREIA won ten gold medals in the 1972 Olympics. DIANE WEBBER is the new gym teacher at C.H.S. JAMES DURKEE can be seen on WXYZ advertising pillows. KATHY STOCKUS' proficiency on skis has made Saint Bernard's obsolete. DR. LARRY BROWN is endorsing Dr. SchoII's foot soles. LYNN SULLIVAN and MIKE SKELLY have sold a mil- lion copies of their record Where have all the Beatles Gone? MARY McLEAN'S signature has replaced that of Norman Rockwell on many Post covers. THOMAS MURRAY is building the new Brookline Bridge, to replace the old one which washed away in 1970. LESLIE WINER is planning to let the plug out of the Boulder Dam. WILLIAM MCPHERSON is alive and kicking lno kid- dingj STEPHEN TOLIAS is planning to assassinate the Pres- ident of First National Stores. JACKIE JOHNSTON is the Best Dressed Woman for 1975. MARGARET HAGEN is managing the New York Yankees. MARY ANN BILLIKAS is happily increasing the world's population. MARILYN BAKER is raising a crack drill team. PAUL D'ATTANASIO is hoping this will be the year that he will graduate from the Harvard Medical School. EDITH STORME'S excellent work as a bookkeeper in Florida has brought her offers of work from race tracks all across the country. JANE GARSIDE, working for Dior, has just revealed to the fashion world her latest collection from PARIS. ROBERT FARRELL has finally figured out what he is doing now. VALLA HOFFMAN and MARY HILCHEY are next door neighbors in a quiet section of Beverly Hills. RICHARD GILSON is one of the best turbine-engine men in the country. CARYN THOMAS is still looking for her millionaire. WILLIAM WEIDERHOLD is building corrals in Colorado. MARILYN LAWRENCE is 1,000 miles east of Boston working on a top secret project. JOSEPH BARSS is at the podium speaking on the evils of alcohol. MARY POWERS is in Moscow making oodles of money as a T.V. critic. DONALD BERRIO has just won the LE MANS in his jet-powered Ferrari. WILLIAM GUSTAFSON is hosting the Saturday Night at the Rain Dances. KATHLEEN CAMPISANO is principal at PS 4103 on Mars. ANITA MULLANE is an elementary school teacher in Helsinki. FREDERICK HERBERT received a ticket for speeding in the Grand Prix. LEO RYAN has just discovered Judge Crater. PAUL LOSCOCCO is master of ceremonies of our tenth reunion. 73 EDWARD BROWN is in Arizona sifting sand. JOHN WHITE is in California getting brown. IRIS FARRELL is a tourist attraction in HONOLULU. PAULA DIMARZIO'S iob as secretary has left her little time to be preoccupied. CATHERINE KELLIHER is president of KeIlihair Products Inc. LINDA GRAHAM is still racking up A's in the busi- ness world. EVE BRAVEMAN is busy solving yin and yang prob- lems. JOHN SCOTT is now working for Kleenex Inc. PAT LONERGAN has finally broken in to see Dick Summer. RICHARD EARY has iust moved into his private padded office. SHIRLEY YEOMANS is in the Canton Journal office writing out U.W.L.A. Monthly Newsletters to all members and alumnae of the club. FRANK RUTKAUSKAS is the first male airline stew- ardess. ALICE ALTFILLISCH is a proud possessor of a charge account at Neiman-Marcus. MICHAEL LORIZIO is the new Italian Allan Sherman. ELLEN BRADLEY is cooking goulash for her brood. PAT POIRIER is supervising recess at the old Dedham Street Elementary School. DAWN GARDNER is one of those New Yorkers who has never seen the Statue of Liberty. JOHN FORTE is having an argument with one of his favorite computers. GLEN HEDDERIG has iust invented his own version of My Living Doll. DAVID GUYETTE is building the better bird house. ANNE STOMBERG is vacationing in Espana. RENNIE PERFETTI accidentally gassed some of his mental patients with cyanide. STEPHEN YOUNG is fitting Mimi Hines for braces. TOM RUSSELL is in his limousine driving to his executive suite in his father's firm. RONALD PARISEAU is on the moon solving the world's population problems. 74 KATHERINE McELWAIN is designing gowns for Christian Dior Csecretly of coursel. JOHN CRANE has iust published Crane's First Span- ish Grammar. JOAN STEVENSON is playing in 'L'iI Abner as Appassionata for the White House. NANCY CALLAHAN is married, working or loafing fNobody knows whichj DANIEL STORME is constructing a full scale model of the 1974 Ford. RONALD WAYBURN is enioying the year-round ski- ing in Antarctica. PAUL DIGIROLAMO has traded his iockey for a . . . CHARLES WHITE has just made his first million from his own plates. DIANE PETERSON is teaching second graders how to be good third graders. PAT FERGUSON has iust married the president of A.T.81T. ROBERT AHERN has located the gun that fired the shot heard round the world. PAUL CRISILEO has become chief historian at Har- vard. PETER BROWN is avoiding Canton High-like a plague. VELMA WYMAN, one of the first colonists on Venus, is teaching little Venusians the three R's. MARY RYAN is making a scrapbook of old C.H.S. attendance slips. RUSSELL RAWDING is building a rocket ship in his basement shop. JUDY ROACH can't bear to eat bakery bread. ALAN MORGANELLI won the decathalon at the T972 Olympics. MARTIN SINGER is winning points over Russia at the United Nations. WALTER VIPS is racing cars at Norwood Arena. ROBIN TULLOCK is still the life of the party. CAROLE MIKELSON is the Paris correspondent for the New York Times. MICHAEL TRUCZINSKAS is President of International Trucking Co. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Linda Marsh SENIOR EDITOR Jon Wendell BUSINESS STAFF Tony Galvin John O'ConneII ADVISOR I Mr. Howard ' ,ff-'f Morrison ' ECHO STAFF fx 5 ART STAFF: Standing: M. McLean, L. Rocheleau, D. Mangan. Seated: E. Brave- man, Editor, A. Alffillisch. SPORTS: Standing: M. Rodman, J. Coady. Seated: D. Webber, J. Owirka, L. Winer. Absent: J. Swardlick. 'r-fvw f B Nr! v 'ab y', 'Q 'p 'Q ' 1 X ,4 wg , 5 4 'S Vw. u 'fa I H,- 1111? -ii 5271? 9 A ff? un, ,1'! A -4 3 K as JK . , Q 'ni .- A-I . .5 . . 55 ig , T-'frat 3,4 75' Q -8 ! l I ai' 5' x pf F 95 ww a+ JUNIOR CLASS PRESIDENT . FRED BUCKLIN SECRETARY E SUSAN SOULE TREASURER SSES A S. E JANICE LARSON VICE PRESIDENT SSESS STEVE KELLY F .,v. I V Y ff 1 ,- 2' 455 . l. if I' f f,'7 ' ' U l af - ' ' S. C ,N - - ' i Q I LJ 1 x 1 . R l , J. Boyden M. Brown C. Bonanno L. Berzow l- T. Ammendolia V. Araby M. A. Brown A. Bromberg J X 1 :JI TL in S. Etx qi, 2 fsffif W. BlllllK8S F, Brooks M. Bfadlee G, Bernham 'nfl x 5 Q ? . ,tx -. C- 3 I W iii fall Q - ui- t ' R. Bailey P. Anagnoston I, il l M .Q f Jf f is 3 r . ,. K N fl 'N' r . Bodine . Bullman X 4 ',.,.-lnuoqgxz D. Brown R. Antonucci T. Bosanquet D. Allberry E, , uf: ly, - tv, .. - Af p y 5 .N f .Jim 6 1 2 ' ,I if .f 1 if f wx.. fi - 2 'ij Ir fy tt. A R. Abdoo F. Bender F. Bucklin D. Aldrich R. Beck R. Gustafson J. 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Brandolo 84 ' 'Q PRESIDENT ROGER HINES VICE PRESIDENT TOM GAVIGAN SECRETARY CAROL WIRTA TREASURER MAUREEN LAHTI SOPHOMORE CLASS f. M. Balboni E. Buckley L. Burke J. Aiello C. Callery V. Armando A. Bertone N. Boreham R. Bright A F7' 'J Y-' if 15 U '75 Xvv V . 2'-ef . 'lp Q' .tr , X ,iff S was 2 f, If sf- ' . ' .fng,- 'r A. A F, Amonia E. Bloom F. Beck D. Campbell J. Aquilino P. Blomstrom H, Donavan E. Christensen I. Doucet J. Dailey M. Donaghey N. Curtis S Doody L. Donnelly M. Cleary D. Digirolamo E.Char1ier E. J. Doe . D. DiBiasio L. Dalion D. DeFelice R. DiRosario W. Croft M. Dadasis l ,Xl f' r Q 1565 C, r , I. l' ll . ,Sy l .fam -.., 1 ' f , I J. Converse B. Churchill R. Connelly K. Comer W. Cleveland D. Durkee T. Flanagan C. Fuller D. Eardly M. Eardly D. Gallant M. Fitzgerald R. Carlson E. Cash I G. Carter J. Coyne in .Xiu- l 'Ii H J. Carroll L. Graber! 85 59 J. Fraser J. Ferguson S. Harding G. Gualtieri .Q 6 9- Q- + 1. I .fl i I ir. '. ' J 5. V. Farrell B. Harris B. Govatsos M. 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Schiavone T- St. Jean 88 'r w l l s 5 i 3 e P I l I l l I J rw I . cw if J vs ff ' 'Jr fi lf. Smiley D. Price J. Sumner P. Pina E. Terrenzi S. Thorton B. Titus C. Wirta 39'-. KZ: K' x I 4 Q A 1 7 .5 if -az'?i1ts1-'Sf ff. .fx A 4 I . fs' S. Young J. Turner M. Walsh B. Winkler D. Wendell M. White R. Tobin A. Vips ,J .A 75, I n' ? ' ' l :..f2'3'5-.L Cf' , . . fi . fl i 1 9 is . ' Jfuifl I i S . W? M. Travers R- Wyman C. Wagner V. Tyber R. Topf D. Waterman E. Tenn B. Wile 33' 1' f.f2.w' W. Selby J. Aprea L. Ziedelis M. Zanotti Q1 n rs Vi a , .P . fu ' ' xx ' ii I. . X P. Wallace M. Wentworth J. Wood M. Thompson W. Witt K. Wesley .XY I ...- Ag 4 -I.. x B. Allen M. Wendell ...X 0. ve n xx: 1 M. Young P. Truzinskus as -. I 1 N. Weiner FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENT EEEEE . R ICHARD DECEMBRELE VICE PRESIDENT .C E C JOHN IHLENBURG TREASURER . EEEEEE E,E. EEEE G R ACE OLES SECRETARY , E PAULA PESATURO 5 ' n ov f' r K l 54 Q A. L XX fl . . x R. Baker K. Bradley L J. Bartone R. Buchanan C. 4 B. 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Carrol --f-ls ff:-37+ , -. 4, -A. .1 AL-11 .AH . a - , 1' Q-lg 1691.-D 53 .7 . '. .-A ilflfgfsgll f aff' 541. f5'lZ .. . -1. v 1. ai v. 1 R. Fennessey C. Haynes A. Forte E. Hall D. Forsyth B. Fisher P. Graham M. Greene 92 lv u l f l' 'lax all Q ' ,Db ,-J: 0-.-jj' ' ' A-1 Q' ll-'E'- G. Clish L. DiMasi 8' , , - rv gill, ' . ' 5' . A 'M1zuAZ,'- E. Doucette C. DiCastro A. Clines J. Dore F. Campbell S. Collins T. Duguay J. Gramer M. Coen D. Contois an L N' C. Grant E. Gorman I. Erskine M. Dykeman '14-Vyxx GR P. Healey N. Hart E. Gibson C. Eckler B. Foley J. Hamm R. Dunn P. Fay R. Genlille M. Dudley Q'-J w R 75 ' lx 3' .1 rv avi g, u fx J-A . X E .531-'A W. is if if -gf,1'f P. Johnson J, Smigh K. Kenl P. Jenkins 1' 2 .ll v K .abit 'fx ff 1 .iii Sv' P. X 4 vs -'H my 1 ' 4 1 A T . I . D. Kunkel C. Jones S. Marlin J. lndorato I. Levine K. Kelson I ze- r , - '- 1 .. Q ' 1' K J. Kenefickt E. Macleod C. Macari M. Manning R. Healey R. Lorizio E. Lane R. Manning W. Lahti M. Kelly ,..-g t , T. Gibson R. Esferbrook G Sl' .- T fl , -1. wil. V ffl-fi: if P. Loke M. Heller N ffl 7 ET faI...w.-.s J. lhlenburg W. Kelleher , Y . . , si., Q- . 'N ' ,. 'gf3.Qy, lg-1' . ..l,.1 ff . .. ', . I v - I .J D. Forsyth D. Grover I L. lrwin N. Jordan ui 'S 1 . x I L A. Jordan F. Krueger 93 J . R. O'Connor V. Marianl F. Orpin M, Oleg D. Napolitano L. Onishi M. Mendes V, Molignano l link' 'fl Q. C 1 'S , .A ww.- hi 7 ' 419: ,I ' ' -' v 5 1.-N' M. Murphy R. McNeil s 9. . 'I , ,Y 5 j , J. McGarrett G. Oles C. Murphy L. Masciarelli L, Morley D. Nashawafy P. Mulligan A. Menelly K. Mclsaac R, McGuire P vp .' . J. ... ,lj .-4 gr' 'QQ 2 ,Z 59 , jq ',g'1'1 , -5 ' WL., W- 'fQ.l ' 9 'A Q , I 4 I:-.',:Lti,': J Y .l'? hu- 6,g J, A , r .A ,3,4'-r.- :?. Jaq A 1 . '25, '56, f : , . if-,H ' I I l '.-'---'.f 1 ' 'E-513. - 29. 'l7 a 4 - M. Schnetzer E. Raggiani D. Pelrilli B. Shea D. Scrocco T. Soave A. Roach P. Pesaturo 94 D. Shea T. Philbrook 'f-571 -- . - 4 Eff.: ,' -73 '?1FE' Q' ,ffl I S. Mastandrea J. Nickerson C. Miller R. Neckes S. Morganelli J. Mellon W. O'Brien J. Minichielli L. Poland L. Ramones J. Sears T. Pavadore ,- :ri mi f 'S Y in . f f Pai' 'f 4 , hi 5 if hm 'V A' f - - -N - , A H lg .' 4 in v l Q L if .1 C. Simpson L. Poirier M. Ronayne D. Quin S. Powers M. Pywell C. Pinkham R. Smith R. Smifh A. Oriega S. Pechonis F. Ryan B. Smathers R, Quinn bk n 5 .. P n. ' ll 1 , .5 , , Q, 'Aff o. ,Sv L, rl sei: . 1 Abd' ,uf Tzffv, in g.:7,'.Q Eff? -13 4,42 ff QQ: X 4' ig' if W 1,1 -Q E. A A 'Q Y-1' l 1 K -. ,N J 4 - J G. Stencel P. Sullivan L. Tangvik S. Thomas L. Wilhelmson R. Tulysewski E. Stubbs M. Teague P. Stockus S. Turley K. Sweeney R. Thompson D. Vrooman J. Webster :K g -P ll W Q J lf? -f 'cr S' H ff fi jf. I I .51 , f ,ff A J ,I Q 4 f 4 S 1. nl Y . . ,X I X k A . D- Walsh S- Zanibomi R. West T. Yeomans S. Strong D, Woodbury D, wan S. Wilson R. Sullivan S. Thorton J. Soule J. Turner S, Zlochiver 95 I I if 1 1 4 I ' 'fn leo.. 1 ff N . 1 I 4 . 5 l .5 Z., ,,'1 .', ! YJ-fu .X 6. .,.5 The Mercury 9 1-sf: NA TIONAL HCJNOR SOCIETY .yr 4 Q 1 L. f. is ' A Lv 'cz-f ' 31 ' 3. '1u...a President-J. Gifford Vice-President-D. Myrick Treasurer-N. Cleveland Secretary-S. Cohen The National Honor Society contributed greatly to the theme of school spirit. The members revised its constitution, es- tablished a helpful bulletin board, and helped the band to finance their trip to the WorId's Fair. First row: C. Fitzgerald, J. Swardlick, N. Cleveland, M. Gibson, J. Cash, P. Plant, D. Myrick, L. Marsh, A. Stomberg. Second row S Cleveland, L. Russ, D. MacKiernan, S. Gangemi, S. Merlin, E. Pioha, A. Alrfillisch, S. Cohen, Mr. Tighe-Advisor. Third row: A. Powell J. Gifford, F. Bender, J. Wendell, W. Brien, N. Bosanquet, J. Knowlton. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council became very ac- v tive this year, developing school spirit. The Council helped run school activities, helped school organizations such as the band, by raising funds to help send the band to the World's Fair, and helped Can- ton High alumni by donating a television to Cheryl White. President-B. Becker Vice-President-K. Smail Secretary-D. McNeil Treasurer-J. Grant First row: S. Connolly, J. Daily, L. Onshi, M. Gifford, C. Fuller, D. McNeil, J. Swardlick. Second.row: J. Wurzel, R. Perfetti, M. Heller K. Sweeney, P. Ladow, B. Allen. Third row: K. Smail, N. Bosanquet, A. Meneely, P. D'Attanasio. Absent: J. Grant, C. Richards. TPM , ww-m--v .41 -M www-we L E MONITORS First row: R. Perfetti, S. Connolly, C. Richards, J. Swardlick, D. McNeil, D. Feid. Second row: J. Wurzel, F. Bucklin, T. Russell, P. Ladow, P. D'Attanasio, D. Johnson. Third row: F. Bender, B. Becker, J. Wendell, K. Smail, S. Minkwitz, J. Decembrele. STUDENT EXCHANGE Student Exchange is an interesting ex- change of students for the purpose of studying government. This year the ex- change team was host to Lynn Classical High School on March 8, and went to Lynn in April on Student Government Day. Seated: J. Swardlick, L. Marsh. Standing: K. Smail, A. Bromberg, J. Gifford. BAND CONCERT COMING IN MARCH t Th r QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ .4 It'.'lIIz'IJ I 0Rl.'l A .SS Izflllil. Y UN' l lt'lIJ.4 Y L 'vfvfoo ......,, , i l i l ol. I, No. 2 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL, t:ANroN. MASS. r..i,,,,,,,,. I9- t anton Girl Wins Award lluida llarliaglia has been 'ned Canton High School's '25 Betty Crocker Homemaker Tomorrow, She scored high- in a written homemaking Itmination taken by senior ls Dec. 1, and is now eligible t state and national honors fest papers of Imemakers of T ,I state are lined. The states 'tking girl will ltolarship from sponsor of tht: 'Crocker Search for ln Homemaker of lli the state run tztrdfrd 3 5500.00 lint. In addition, the T smu- 'rrrtw will receive l til lllf la from t lnt matt-r this spring. lIll Yll8l'l0l' ot 'hr-r with a tl join first-place -isors from each nr states and the ,nrnhia in a tour tllianishurtz, Va., l'., and New York Itht- week-long l naming of tht l'Aruerir:an lrrnw, To he list ot original test sonzil observation ,adeiball in .laruiary 12th Q tlvff-att-tl by fit- game, 45 to 42.41 'ad in the first, an . . ttrtvr. At the beginning of th'- ltrth quarter, there was one nt hetwt-on the two teams. iron scored a basket to win tramp. Sr-orers were: Brad- . Marum. Knox, Hannon, W-sell, and Foley. wanton name ve-ry r-lose to ltr tlrst win on Jan. 15 in an biting tzanw against Randolph. lf: tinnl swore was 53 to 51. lly' I halt-time Canton had an Qlit point lead. The-y were still t-ad of their opponents hy thr- trtlre ot' the third quarter. The ,ndolph tvurn started to rnow- ftid. In the fourth quarter. two teams rallied for thr- ifl With less than ai minute- lt to play, Randolph st-ore-l l- points that won tht-ni th-' tnt-. Thi- sr-ort-:rs for Canton tr:-' Tom llannon 1141, Torn fat-wa iii 1.11 EXT RA ! ! Teavller llonoreo' Mr. llnlnf-s has ret-1-lvotl it 4-all front the State lN'lHlI'fIll4'llf In Wnslilmeton. It sa-f-ins that they want hlm to be in Vhnd. Afrit-ai. on Mart-h I. 1065, to preside over tht- tllylnpie Gaines. Mr. Haines was pit-kt-tl lwvnlist- ot his abilities in athletics and Top row: C. Mikelson, L. Rocheleau, V. Hoffman, L. Burke, B. Zlochiver, F. Lord, P. Dennis, J. Bournival, J. Gard- Band Canton High School Invited to . - World's F. lip lllllitllllll Nll .rill'l' The Canton High School Band has bf.-t-n giwn the privilege of porforrnin eral concerts at the World's Fair this spring. Sinn- :,rt tn-.attrition of this sort extended to every band, our band, drill team, and Y!tZtlV1lf'llt'S are verv hom ,ww , ! '4'iUfl1 ill lm: 'l Htf'l':tlwT- and r' ' .- twrtpit' It 1., I HllTll'1Ji4Yll v '+- I: tltj-' Ili' FH 'ttut -t-t ttf th 'fi l',tt-v-rj 'lll3 'T4 14 zfgtgtrwtzg tru.-argl tttilqnra t. ttfftiltf-Ta f,ji,:i,A tn- t1trt'r1liuw,,'t 1 lll5 liltif :mtl of ill ful' itil l'L. t4,--,- A . 'l ?z't:' Ir-t '.--rfrxti le of f'lirt4tm1,, U-., -tl WT.-gtfht tx -,t-QAM I K'-7 lt' jtrfslll Ft x'.-r',1i- lv' l ztt4til'jf t1:f'..- 1? :t llhixt Party sf ents ot' tht- ttitndl vt- tnrmf-tl fl toni and P2H'f'llli ,t-W' raise funds bi' irfh li, tht- iiipli will pt-rtorni rs voric-ert, Thr- prot- inwrt will help tt, ot' tht trip. Thi- will rainztl fron' in the '.--ry :int now llttx y-uf tli' loam: xi l.iri:t- iff lltl'!ly' .vt win, . side, P. Lonergan, M. Gifford. Middle row: D. Gallant, N. Rawding, N. Milligan, T, Ammendolia, M. Leggee, G. , , Ah .ill tttl'i--tl jmf Cogliano, C. Healy, M. Rocheleau, D. Stuart, C. LaGrone, E. Doe. Bottom row: K. Shulman, P. Healy, P. Wallace, ,,,,, . A. Sheridan, R. Fradkin, B. Winkler, S. Thornton, D. Myrick, M. O'Dell. rfoar-litftl hy Mr. lladoian, won its hrst :ante in two years on Jan. llt. Thi-y defeated Mans- lit-ltl liy Il stuff' tif Hl'TtlA Tile liitlli st-orer was Hannon, who scored tvvt-nity-mio points for the Canton twiin. Mark llrzidlot- and Toni llusar-ll l'ill'll stored eigh- teen pointsg Ray Ilenkhart- twi-tw-3 Nluruin seven: and Larry Knox st-ore-tl tour. Canton llinh lost to King Phil- lip hy a more ot' til to Can- ton had t-rintrot oi' tht- game during a good deal of tha- timrl, hut King Phillip t-aim' bark in tht- last niinutt-S of play. The svtirvrs for Vllllltlll wort-1 Toni Russell tztlt. Toni Hannon lltll. Mark Itradlt-if tl2t, Larry Knox tit, Ken Sniziil tit, and Ray lit-nkhurt 127. ,-...... ,history ot lhf' liaise-tl on the . , .. rr . t l'l'llttl!. t ' 4 r'z. ' .t, ,4ttr1.,i ,F t!'- .l 1!t't 1. t' t Thr' t'tiurSQ ltsvlf . ophy, :intl it is ti I-I-ilu 7' llf it .1l- Il XL,- ili. .tit t. ti people- llave had. Too plr- are r-wit'-rt-iitt-rt-tl I worrying: about their lems. The students 1 rvadltii: :iliout tht- lllvll these similar idt-as :ind many yt-airs ago, The will dntv hack almost I the pre-historiv man. Seniors, as wt-ll as dents, not-d dirt-vtion sotirm-s of the-ir many ide-as. This t'oui'st- will student that hte universal, Althouuh W rls' Vars. laskethal it lip' lun- Yllrlirht ti I5 a girls' ha .v I. lll HW' l1ti,lt'tl 'ltr' r-- I . . , . , . 1 . - Q : t not agiet, atudtnta tri EDITORS: D- Mynck and CA Mikekson Um, H k' H . Tilt' tial 125 nl: j the play'-'rs on ' gg . l ki--.' wt-vt :ot gi liek'-1 , I liven thoupti thu lixind Vltrist- lun.,-h,.Z4 'Huw HNF! S lh l't'lllN' Wlllltlvl' Units tru- salt' lx lung mt-r ltttr Jtlnl tid tht- r.rn, :tl :intl E. .l. lltu- lwould like ln taht- this oppttr- lxlll' tllt'tttl1 f W-HN ll-151' ,hut they wtin't h.u-t- it t tlur tw-ct-nt dzinvt- was at tri- llllllllt to thank .ill the lutud, and umph ovt-r the apathy prvviotis- l l ' Nun it .fx -sQ First row: L. Ramonas, M. Schnetzer, J. Kenefeck, R. Neckes, M. Donaghey, J. Bushlow, E. Gibson, S. Turley, L. Poland. Second row: D. Shea, l. Doucette, J. lndoato, R. Baker, B. Barnes, K. Ross, S. Dudy, B. Foley, R. Rubin, M. Mahoney, C. Grant. Third row: D. Seaman, P. Sullivan, B. Shea, J. Abberts, E. Chartier, D. Richards, L. Rubinstein, J. Magarret, L. Wilhelmson, D. Scorcco. DRAMA TICS Under the capable hands ot Miss Marie Fish and Mr. John Judge, the Dramatics Club has, for the past five years, been successfully staging musical comedies. ln the past three years, the members of the club have broadened their horizons and have produced the hit Broadway musicals Bye, Bye, Birdie, L'il Abner, and this year, Wildcat. However, the success of these plays in Canton has been achieved not by a well-known title, but by long hours of rehearsing lines, dances, and songs. f I ' 4 . 5 . 'ff ff' SC First row: D. Pertilii, R. Naiiar, P. Pesaturo, V. Connolly, C. Miller, K. Kelson, J. Sansoucy, L. Barra, G. Oles. Second row: T. Sauve, D. Napolitano, C. Murphy, K. Shulman, M. Franklin, P. Skelly, R. Thompson, J. Nickerson. Third row: L. Tangvik, J. Dooley, W. Rich- ards, K. Dailey, E. Gorman, B. Donaghey, B. Fitzgerald, T. Duguay, F. Orpin. Fourth row: J. Bournival, L. Martin, M. Eardly, L. Berte- letti, M. White, E. Hall, S. Martin, L. DiRosario, G. Clish. l02 . 3 i x i' First row: L. Harris, E. Sullivan, J. McWilliams, P. Hanlon, C. Champagne, S. Farrel, C. Richards, J. Grant, E. Conopka. Second row: D. Scanlon, K. DeWitt, M. Foley, K. Cohen, S. Salbach, A. Alttillish, J. Neckes, C. Thomas, P. Galvin, V. Kelly. Third row: J. Crane, M. Skelly, T. Galvin, G. O'Brien, B. Hughes, H. Brien, J. O'Connell, B. Becker, T. St. Jean, R. DiRosario. 'CLUB The three months of rehearsals are climaxed by an opening night which is as exciting to the amateur of C. H. S. as a Broadway opening would be to pro- fessionals. It is on opening night that a new member learns the value of re- hearsing a scene iust one more time They find the enthusiastic applause and the warm acceptance, well worth the hard work. Q ,. A v N 4 . ,fr N ,. ts fu at 'QQ First row: N. Lewis, A. Herbert, K. Campisano, M. O'Connor, V. Araby, D. Managan, M. Eardley, B. Skotnicki, L. Carozza. Second row: P. Plant, P. Sweeney, J. Schneiders, P. Doe, Z. Enright, J. Paige, G. Shimkus, B. Managan, S. Schoner, M. Sheridan. Third row: W. McDonough, D. Johnson, K. Wesley, J. Decembrile, G. Howard, W. Nichols, M. Gross, K. O'Hara, P. Irving. T los , .4 . 1 T fu .AI .xiii -aww I ' Tl '0-7--Qt-if ' L Wllvnuv All Q Qi QQ, . I 16, 'ii 'ls n-.q- , x fvrf- Gilpi- --1 6,5 'U , V n h . as . h ' ' ' I Qhtpe. fi-1, v 4 X Q' h - . 4 . .'Ah f- ' Q '-.TW ' 4' , hi ' x ' 1 il , V , iq, ., . ' Q sl ' -'I . .. , 'a' rig, . . Nik 'P ' 4-. 'A ' ze '-i if fb ' u '9- 1 1 N 1 A , N rrf'- +:?4'w .' Lx? K. f Q L , Ya Y. 'f A . f , 'V if. 1 2.2 , .. 2 v ' w . ,i .f 1 'aria ' A ' 31' ' ' W aw - x - - fr: ' ' r TF anal Tf Fx' 7 P- . xJiLef'?.':' , if .sal 4, T , :.f1'.3eVf, , b gl., L- H- . Ex? , -- if 'A - - - 's ' ' I ,.. T, 5, uf.. Q Pj xx'-' , W , . , . L Q,-r-FL - - 51, , ..' 131 . 'i 1 V u -5- - .A ,Q 5' - :sl ,A . A, - . -I . Ai.,.,...-.Q Q, - :5e-+mLw.1'L -7 ,fi ' r H ' - -.. .. , , . . ,. A 2' X we : .V Q 1 . - M N..-.,':f2'Ll5,'5QP, 3,0-vi M .1 ,vvtfiwg 4. ' - - . '-I A if-L f!',3 --3 '5'A 3L Hfv5i'f1i.: . . , - Q I' - . A E C 'i 4 in ri Y I 4,1 'Lg b.L:oL . - . H 1 - ' . I . ' Ov ' A ' '51 'za W ' A H' ' . Q . . , . 1 -- J' k' I,-LYC' -tlP '.a.d-Lg 'al category 6 -nw-i QU SCHOOL gfggg7'Qgf Inaaac m.4.a:Li50,AB:18in.anaAc:6y'6'in. . Answer Find in exact form the difference in area between the possible ABC trianijles that can be found with this data. f ' 4' 1 , A X 7 V V tl, l - Left to right: B. Smith, A. Szekely, D. Mackiernan, I. Marsh, A. Bromberg, W. Gustafson, F. Bender, Mr. Badioan, Coach, S. L.onen, J. Wendell, N. Cleveland, L. Marsh, F. Page. ff lf' -J I xx' f ,N ia 1 at .F ,Lt ,ff K X ix' L af fl! ill M 959' 4 i .1 ' 1 Q 3 ff? X 9 l W' 7 ff Q 0 iii . cy . fn :gm -fs f 67? f' Lfitl 0, X ig 67 6 L' YJ 90' in I, ,if , f f A ,rv i if!! ,it av Vik 4 0-L l i 5 A 4-L f if L, l 'Cf if ' ,L , L This was Canton High's first year in competi- fi tion with 47 other schools in the Greater Boston H ,A In Math League. The schools compete in 6 areas: T I 6 Q arithmetic, algebra I, algebra II, geometry, trig, l ,U h A: I and a team problem. After 3 of the 4 meets, i 5: Canton placed first, with Brookline High second, , A , I and Boston Latin in third place. Andrew Szekely C, 1 .- K, 66 ' 0 and Ann Bromberg scored the most points in their ll , B- CfQff5U7X5fdf Cleveland, and Linda Marsh also competed for respective grades. Debbie Mackiernan, Natalie Canton Hiqh in the meets. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB nn? kia First row: L. Dalton, D. Murphy, P. Lonergan, N. Lewis, D. DeFelice, V. Hoffman, J. Cash. Second row: G. Barnsley, L. Bryant, M Pywell, B. Hutchinson, J. Converse, J. Apea, R. Redquest, J. lonelli. Third row: J. Coin, L. Harding, R. Whelan, B. Fisher, R. McGuire N. Boreham, S. Gustafson, R. Guild, D. Price, J. Forsyth Fourth row: G. Parsons, S. Pechonis, A. Galvin, R. Wyman, J. Nichols, D Schiavone, R. Rawding, C. Piona, R. Abdoo, M. Travers. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ll L i Standing: Mr. Collanan, E. Brown, D. Mulligan, J. Strumski, D. Dunn, D. Yost, R. Pariseau, S. Tolias, F. Donlan, N. Boreham. Seated: J. Zaniboni, W. Johnson, L. Morrill, J. Scott, A. Szekely, P. Rubin, J. Wurzel. DEBATING CLUB Being on the Debating Team, a student is able to express his views on a timely subject. The team that can express itself the best is the winner. But the team is not completely intellectual. De- bating is a sport in which com- petition is fierce and a victory well earned. This year, under the leadership ot Mr. White, the team participated in the South Shore Debate League. A los CHESS CLUB Standing: Mr. White, S. Ossman, J. O'Connell, J. O'Brien, S. Young, W. Billikas. Seated: G. O'Con nell, A. Perry, C. Oles, L. Ziedelis, M. Singer, B. Wish, S. Mosley. Absent: P. Loscocco. PEP CLUB PHYSICAL EDUCATION INSTRUCTORS Standing: B. Matta, B. Fulton, S. Minkwitz, C. Haines, T. Hannon, K. Smail, W. Harding, B. Becker, D. Johnson. Seated: C. Gles, D Kelson, J. Wurzel, T. Russell, A. Turner, P. Laclow, A. Pagliocco, B. Zaniboni, B, Correia, GREEN THUMB CLUB Seated: M. Ryley, M. Zanotti, P. Stockus, P. Romsey, C. Bonnano, S. Sampson, G. Carpenter, P. Rizzo, E. Tolias. Standing: Miss Donovan, J. Larson, Z. Vaktkunas, R. Selby, S. Soule, J. Carroll, L. Carlson, M. Wendell. The Green Thumb Club has been very active this year cultivating plants ranging from geraniums to tomatoes. These plants are given many hours of care, and are sold at the annual plant sale in the spring. P. Romsey G. Carpenter M. Wendell E. Tolias 4 IIO OFFICERS Vice President President Secretary Treasurer CAMERA CLUB S. Strong, R. Fradkin, J. Hamm. mtv? 3? A w Lk x Ho Q N- ,KL 1' , , u SN: W, I W an NF ffm, 1 H rf, -,S ax. 30' N .ak A C 1' -O1 a -J-Y if . R,-i nY' ' , M K A .. T Y V1 , 5 '- any , 5 at 'Q 'K 4,3 Ak in as Q 2 X Y, .gf , fkagfaf. A . Y ' - wx Fi fi' fue' K, 'QQ A 91:4 3 41 74 B2 Sl u 2' Sgq I I 1: I 'S 3r 332 f 39,3 f' 1 Q- . 7 - A . , 1 ut..-- vc- - . .' . P - - V4 A- f 1 1,111 . .ff-w .- f v ' - ,7 -. Aga' Q .,, , A . ' V' A- . M, s- 4 w9.' ,f f ,:'+-. - 'X , 'J JI., -1 fb., -tn, Q 'Q-Q. ,. -L.-ig. A U ...-. ,un- qu- F ZLT -sf -1. ' 1 . S , I 5 ' . aA , YE: W 4 BULLDCGS CAN TON HIGH ilfd Agfa' XIV . f f-f Tf '- iw f-W-'sir r F. L The Bulldogs of Canton High, with Co-Captains Bruce Becker and Dave Johnson, fought their way to one of the most successful seasons in recent years. The first taste of victory came in the second game, when Canton came face to face with the strong King Philip team. K. P. took an early lead of 6-O. But a fighting Canton team pulled out a 16-12 victory. 'Eff-' T ,TTg'fw.i47 'P an - ' as . q1,,.gl ui 'fs' .lx 'QP' ,,r 4a 'N 7 ' .J 511 N -f ifmiw' ' 15 , - fr U , ' U ,V -.SEI N v I I., 1. .nk 'xi x, A . g A .li X 13. 3 3 -I f?qg fi- 1 n t ,. vc If V. QV: ,' - 5 f 1-Q' 1. 4 5 1 ' 1 + I Qt' f an I, Q Q X CHEERLEADERS A fb, CO-CAPTAIN LINDA MARSH CO-CAPTAIN JOAN SWARDLICK .Af ,- II6 MARILYN RYLEY ELLEN GOVATSOS JOAN STEVENSON N . p 1 .I A I NATALIE CLEVELAND N L f Y W X e- DOTTIE MCNEIL LINDA RUSS Top row: D. Wall, S. Pechonis, A. Clines, C. Simpson, J. lhlenburg, J. Armando, S. Thorton. Middle row: R. Quinn, U. Caddigan, L. Poirier, C Pinkham, J. Bolger, K. Hay, R. Caddigan. Bottom row: M. Ronayne, R. Healy, W. Kelleher, G. Stencil, R. Sullivan, S. Powers, A. Pavaclore S. Wilson. FRESHMAN FOCTBALL FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Standing: P. Pesaturo, P. Sullivan, K. McNeil, M. Heller, C. Grant, S. Coady. Kneeling: R. Thompson, A. Roach, captain, V. Connelly. A , in l l T VARSITY Standing: D. McNeil, K. Cohen, J. Johnston, S. DeFelice, P. Poirier, L. Carpenter, M. Gibson, P. Wallace. Kneeling. J. Durand, C. Campisano, M. Holland, D. Webber, M. Hagen, C. Richards. FIELD HCCKEY T This year Canton High's field hockey team recorded its best season in the last l ten years. At the beginning of the season the girls picked their officers: team cap- tain, Diane Webber, and manager, Maureen Holland. Spurred on by the able coaching of Miss Hayes and through the great effort and spirit displayed by the y girls, Canton overcame the plague of being a new and inexperienced team. Canton l went on to finish with a 5-2-1 record, ending up in the third place slot of the T Hockamock League. i l l i l i Standing. S. Bonnano, T. Ammendolia, E. Ronayne, S. Gangemi, B. Zlochiver, D. Henderson, S. Soule, J. Ferguson. Seated: L. Lewis, P. Healey, J. Daily, P. Galvin, E. Tolias, D. Scanlon, J. Larson, E. Gorman. JUNIOR VARSITY LEAGUE CHAMPICNS Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Canton Low sc SCORES 17 Stoughton 41 15 Wrentham 45 18 Sharon 38 21 Oliver Ames 35 15 Mansfield 45 15 Foxboro 45 18 Franklin 38 37 Randolph 18 ore wins Top row: M DiFelice W Walker P Johnson P Bradlee P Rubin J Coady Middle row R Danner, V. Tiber J Hubsch J Govatsos S DeFelice F Kruger J Bartone Bottom row B Allen J. Knowlton R Correia P Loscocco D Forsyth H Larson CROSS COUNTRY Canton High's Cross Country team had another winning year, coming out of the season as league champions. Canton ran through all competition until defeat came at the hands of Randolph in dual compe- tition. In the championship meet held at Randolph, Canton defeated all schools, including Randolph. Coach George King deserves a great amount of credit for bringing home a championship team. W 1 Q 9 Q xg W' gf , 'ik 5 Q35 51 2 r Q 1 v W: f-Q: if ,Q -uf -5 V' 9 24Ef2'x940,If3? f'f x , K 3,52 ,, ,. f cf 5' ' V Q, V xyi T Un: fi' 'LEE Befia 18 4141 , gg V' f lt w 4 5 W V V r 'A x : Q 'Q ' -. 5 5 if . 2 8 '95 I 'f Q N 'AAV K V I Z3 I mum, !41u i 5 if-2 . . k-4 'gp ! 1' J K, ar - ' ,,, uv D? 1 N . if fcgvfv' DQ' ir' 2'3 be 4. ol ,4,if ggL 7g avg Av .7.... R Y i. 1 ' 1 f, J' 'f 3' . N I -42 K . CHEERLEADERS ff' 4 3. nys -r I... , 1 'fs u'i if 4 K. Naialie Cleveland Donna Digirolamo Ellen Govafsos Terri Kelleher Ginny Kelly Dolfle McNeil 'faflyn Ryley CO-CAPTAINS Linda Marsh .loan Swardllck 33, ,Q 'a 2 l FRESHMEN: Top row: A. Roach. Middle row: V Connolly, C. Grant. Bofrcm row: P. Pesafuro, K. Mc Neil, M. Heller, P. Sullivan, S. Coady, R. Tompson VARSITY Standing: S. Packard, D. Kelle- her, L. Dykeman, S. Merlin, M. Gifford, C. Thomas, J. Johnston, Miss Hayes, Coach. Seated: D. Mangan, L. Kenney, L. Dore, D. Webber, L. Carpender, M. Gib- son, O. Barbaglia. JUNIOR VARSITY Top row: B. Mangan, S. Salbach, M. Hol- land, K. Sweeney, D. 'Henderson. Middle row: A. Bryant, N. Rawding, M. Romsey, M. Bryant, B. Govatsos, P. Healey, Miss DeMayo, Coach. Bottom row: J. Daily, M. Sheridan, A. Sheridan, N. Meneely, W. Richards, S. Coady. BASKETBALL L .fx rx- I9-H .-- V .f,.-.,.,.,. , . , , , , 'S6f:'s'xT 5, ' f - , Q ' , f . ' .2 , K 4' A Lug U ,g,. S Q ki, L , l ff' X7 ' , 4'- :Q ix N R l, '24 ,A 1 u . M. 1 Q do'-185 2 , b. , 'A l y. . fel siil, - 3 Q? , - -'PQSQQ jg-'..,4 -Q , . . 1 - . in , x A I Lgglrhlitj 4 r ' . 'W Awvxv 'R 51, ...wgl 'X I 4 79 g'4'I'202a!. 4 Q Eg I Q rfb Em ' 'hd mm Q., Jw .5 'fi'-Qzrnmn INDCOR TRACK Top row: J. Decembrele, R. Mitchell, S. Minkwitz, M. Difelice, P. Johnson, R. Wyman, P. Rubin, J. Coady, B. Becker, F. Bucklin. Middle row R Landon, A. Pagliocco, R. Danner, F. Brooks, J. Gifford, B. Hutchinson, J. Mellon, G. Stencil, J. Macari, E. Defelice, Mr. King. Bottom row: G Haines J. Strumski, J. Converse, B. Allen, W. Zaniboni, R. Correia, P. Loscocco, D. Forsyth, H. Larson, J. Dore, B. Fulton. RELAY TEAM: M. DiFeIice, J. Strumski, B. Correia, P. Loscocco. I28 qi SCORES Canton 68 Franklin I8 Canton 68 Walpole I8 Canton 52 Archbishop Williams 34 Canton 74 Xaverian I2 Canton 51 Don Bosco 35 Canton 79 Whitman Hanson 7 Canton 50 Abington 36 Canton 29 Catholic Memorial 57 AWARDS Mike DiFelice-Outstanding athlete in the Tri- County League. Bob Correia-Outstanding citizen in the Tri-County League LM . Y ,- n 1 .Jin SENIOR TRACKMEN: Rubin, DeFeIice, Coady, Correia, and Loscocco CUTDDOR TRACK :JW-r P-. wisx J W1 , 1.7! Standing: H. Larson, P. Rubin, S. Minkwitz, D, Yost, M. Difelice, C. Haines, F. Bucklin. Kneeling: P. Ladow, T. St. Jean, W. Zaniboni, J. Coady, J. Wurzel, P. Loscocco, R. Correia. 1 5 v I l 4 I I I 1 l i N x 4 4 V .jf1IZ,f4.-, 111. Left to Right: N. Bosanquet, J. Wurzel, J. Gifford, R. Abdoo, T. Hannon, J. Coady, F. Bender, B. Smith, T. Russell, Mr. Badoian, Coach. TENNIS I 21 flilill Q ov - l 5 xi J J l Left to Right: Miss DeMayo, Coach, E. legee, M. Romsey, A. Altfillisch, S. Merlin, J. Bowers, S. Cleveland, S. Defelice, A. Sheridan. I3l S.. 'M '+P-NT04 H 0-NTU, q,nNTO,,, WNTQA JUNIOR VARSITY Standing: L. Morrill, l. Marsh, M Truczinskas, K. Haines. Kneeling J. Hubsch, W. Johnson, W. Ford M. Thompson, J. Aquilino, J Ionelli. l32 'L v .I , -x f- K. A w4 .ff Hooi BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW-1965 Ouida Barbaglia GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Susan Cleveland BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES John Gifford, Ken Small, Tom Russell C. H. . AWARDS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY REPRESENTATIVE Ken Smail 1? '-X , X I ff 1 ' 1 NATIONAL MERIT HONORABLE MENTION John Gifford and Diane Myrick -2? A n-7 QQ. D. A. R. CANDIDATE Joan Swardlick 5. lik ,555 -Jw 5- I 5 MARDI GRAS The Class of 1965 presented Mardi Gras on May 15, 1964. Margaret Hagen and Gene De- felice were crowned king and queen, and the prom was a total success as everyone enioyed themselves completely. THE SKIN OF OUR TEETH M jyresenfeof O12 Qecemger I0 anofll, 1964 Mr. Howard Morrison, Advisor Deanna Mangan .,..,...o....,o a o,,,,oo,ooo , ,,,...,,..,, , .,,,.,,,., Sabina Kathy Stockus .aa..,. .,,.... M rs. Antrobus Herbert Bryan ...,... ...a, M r. Antrobus Lynn Sullivan .o,. .....,.a.,.. G ladys Kevin O'Hara .,,. -,- .,,..J . Henry John Crane .aee.aee. e..e,. A nndyncer Wanda Barbaglia ...,a .... F ortune Teller Bonnie Beith .,..a,aa...,...,. ...a.. D inosaur Charlotte Champagne .e.. Mammoth 52 r ? P L 2 Q E E i 3 i F W ci! Y' I i fs. gm sf 5 5 QU O V F' ww. 1-6 I vs Q S.. A V' I is K' 1 gi 4 if ff? ' 'I .P I 2, , u .fa ' 5-'RM J THANKSG u 4 - u 'G J' 1 P: ,',. RW ig! vt xii: ,C P QQ N VN ' 1 N c 9 8' K x 4 QA' X 'D 114 0 5 3 xv 6 l 's'? .1 5. - f' 'f M Q It 915255 ,Ah 1 5 . , wi:'1a'-gxflf' 1 4,4 m5- 'eo I , ,m if- 5 5 1-.' 7 5 'S' f Jqiiwr-'J f'4K-.. ff , ,art -1 '11, ,W . 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