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' ck 1 U X I ' . u f ' I r , '. ' I I , f I I ., 1 N 'N' .1 P f ' r Y .- y I, II 5: .. IIRZI I IJ' X , 5 , . I , 1 x , I v p 'II IAIQIIJ I Iv KQA , 4 I 1 ' u , , I . , Jw X, I, III II THE ECHO yjfesen fear y ffe 59121614 Gkss of 1966 Can fon 5050 of Gan fan, Wassacfuseffs EDITORS' MESSAGE 2 FOREWORD 3 DEDICATION 4 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 6 SENIORS 28 UNDERCLASSMEN I O2 ACTIVITIES I 24 SPORTS I4O SCHOOL LIFE I66 LISTS OF SENIORS' ACTIVITIES I68 BUSINESS I78 FAREWELL 2I2 CANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY CANTON, M,x::3ACHUsET1-9 EDITOR'S MESSAGE This is the 1966 Echo. 'We. the edi- tors are grateful for the honor of depicting the history of our final year at Canton High School. We have tried to provide a book which will describe our great school to a stranger. and which will serve as a vivid reminder to the whole student body of the spirited life of The Class Of 1966. Respectfully MWC-JV7 Noel T. Bosanquet Editor in Chief Charlotte E. Richards Senior Editor if ,.,..,.5 . NME. .An -' MM , 5 ,,.w 4 y ,J if it bv ' fQ'.,,, e ,W I it t . i W - 8.4.1 , CRE ., . 'cAn Echo souncls As of marehing feet M V v g S' ayiufaggft SYS' gi 0 ,gfgfy 3 ' 2 4, ' J f F I 1 I 5' ' ' if L . Q - 1- eff . 1 R ,luv ,Amis ' A 1 f' 2-a.. , 3, . 0. it 3 , Y' ,fy ,rf ' .U ,,,, 7? .., qv qw ' fv.. l V . ,.Y. l:.fx As of a mighty song Yet strangely sweet fr, ii .b.xF?iv i' ,. 1' G rs 24 ii ,. 6,6 ff va This YC?-lI'qS Ffeho has heen eonipilefl with this fleseription in mind. nts you flip through its pages we hope you will ref-all the sound of marching feet it x, me marching through the eorriclors. up elassroom aisles, over footlvall fieltls 01' down a basketball court. We of the Yearbook staff sineerely hope that every memory which this Fr-ho hrings lvaek will truly he. GaAs ofa mighty song Yet strangely sweet. z Q J 3 2 , ! 4 t N s ?' 'Q , All t 4 .f , A M? 1-X Q 5 x ! eff? 5.58 . V , DEDICATIO til' . ,' ' f.' u fig x. I - J , gg-, gk . .-' . s- 'if s 4 1 ' .A ' Hu In- 1 ' i -i Y 'fi J.- J' I - ' I X 3 , 2' ' '-- - -J 5 , ' ,nun V . ,Fill l -lluqu wg: wi' . ff.:- AS A PATIENT COACH AS AN INTELLIGENT TEACH ER The 1966 Echo is dedicated to lVlr. Lombardi, as he himself, is dedicated to the students. through his teaching, coaching, and by his deep feeling of school spirit. He has an inter- est in each student, and is always there if a problem should arise. With all his activities, he even found time and patience to coach the girlls football teams. As a history teacher he had the ability to make this subject so interesting that each student couldnlt help but learn. Mr. Lombardi is now a guidance counselor and, although he just started, he has proven himself to be indispensable. He has done so much for so many and is so well-liked that with respect and gratitude we dedicate the our yearbook to Aldo Lombardi. 4 F YBM2 vs 'M . N my-A QP'- 1 A u , -.,,....j ,A-Q ,., Q. 1 Q -1 E -g..'y- . , 'S bf fc is .A'A ..- ,,,,,.,.a J , rl . JM. ... A V ,A v if 1 nj 1. JN ' E ' - mls .. 2 v, . ' ' ' 4 :. 1 i,g,1'iw:?QAi 'WM ,ff I ,,,f' M V-Q, . 4 'wr ,, 1.-,H ,V tl A W ie 'N I :u .II-'F A x . .Q LIPERI TE DE T or SCHGOLS MR. WILLIAM H. GALVIN CANTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS can wuumorou mm cmron, nuuoeuurn om: 'ILIJAM H. CALVIN JOFUI L O ENNlLL Xihbdooi A Sdulu Ainlqdn-ins m. nuns: vu. mana To the Class of 1966: It is a pleasure for me on this occasion to wish each and every one of you good luck, good health, and happiness. Try to remember that it is not so much what you get out of life as what you put into it that determines how large your share' of happiness will he. Remember, also, that the pursuit of taste, culture, and learning will yield much enjoyment in the years ahead. Congratulations. William H. Galvin 'gift Superintendent of Schools CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON NASSACNUIFYYI nu, an-ana ri :I 5 1 noun 1, o'noNnm cgi 1 humps: Qg,ig?, 0 'v-r 1 num s. ciouon Q miuu r. coucnun' V140 'vlvwlwl ' hlnmv of oulaana To the Class of 1966, Congratulations on your graduation from Canton High School. You have been an excellent class and your spirit and cooperation has meant a great deal to the faculty and undergraduates here at school. Your spirit and desire to succeed will hold in good stead wherever Life leads you in the future. I wish you success in all your plans. Come back to see us often. Rasa A 6fE,,..e.cc Robert J. O,Donr1ell Principal PRINCIP L MR. ROBERT J. CTDGNNELL ,, .54 Wig? f I i t rg Q5 9 6111 Qs: NIH. IHUNIXF I..XNl:. l Illx. Xl.'XRf,.XRFl HKU NJN NIR. LPIUN KRD OTHRIEN MRS. NI. Kl'TH RIWNI- r-1s-:- G' Q IW' L -T. . 9 gif. 1' . NIR. IJANIXI. ILQXINIX Chnirtmm f NIR. .IHIIN NIORUXN NIR. WILLIAM KIiI.l.EHER KIR. ALBERT lJ'.Yl l'4XX,XSlO S C H 0 0 L E E NIR. EIJWAHD J. LYNCH LIPERI TE DENT'S STAFF NIR. JOHN O'CONNELL Assistant Superintendent MRS. JOSETTE SCHNETZER MR. FRANCIS CALLAHAN SecretarY Accountant VICE PRINCIPAL F 'T'Yfl . 8 I Y 1, 3-4, W l' 1:-.'IZI,' ' If 41 OFFICE STAFF N .-,,..Y Q V-!T,,,.. I . 'r,, 5 . I, 7 N R LEELB ,-3, Er.v','3 NURSE MISS OLIVE DUGGAX X . d . I,-I. -?' Y, f na ., , I 5 fl '.V'QQ '1i,i11'f f'fi f : ff. , i- X I Tf., + . fp N-ii' ,. 1' f xf . Z Z - 1 - -X I ' ' I , 'Q , xx 'TTR X 118 I ff- I 1.4 Ni if-- ,NL- 7' 'AW -QQ ,- H--- ---QU Q,-, . Z , MRS. ANNA LADOW .4ss1'stanl fvvi ll LIBR RY 5' STAFF MRS. RUTH HAINES Head Librarian ff' N MR. WILLIAM COUCHLIN Dept. Ilvurl IQ X , MRR. KATHERINE MURPHY , W N:-fff,,',' N 9 . ' Q f-Q-..r W Ei! 3 1 I 1 z . .4 N ' MRS. BARBARA MANK .qu ' I K J MRS. DORIS LOWERY MR. RICHARD WHITE S r f MR. HOW.-XRD MORRISON Q. s 4 1 I . I I MR. ROBERT TICHE Dept. Head MR. GERALD GOVATSOS MR. STEPHEN FINE E GLISH DEPARTME T J, S . ,- fn A,.c2' ff-' MISS NIARCARIi'I' WOLLOHAN MR. PAUL SCHN EIDERS MRS. HELEN BREEN iff: Zn, fl: 'I R44 31 3115'- ' 41, Y. 'ig'-5215 ' I 1 1,vR,'J' u- 1 K '11, A A 9 ',' X, V. v L V- 4 694, MR. JOHN BUTNER MR. DAVID HAINES , . l Mnf. A ,Fix SOCIAL x . is: ,... - .i Y MR. JAMES VALIN MR. W EDWARD BOWYER TU DIE is -li-5 MR. WALTER STRUMSKI x 4 s' Q, Asif g sl u-L l' S., MR. FREDERICK NIuvDON.KI.lJ if5.X l sky 0 ng s 3, 5 S .e if v. E- x fi flffifgf--QQ 'T MR ALDO LOMBARDI .I-' MR. THOMAS RRANELLI ,, I . X xx CF f KVA! 'X , L ,WU fff J' fm M R ffl F M THEM T Z- 'ff' ,. -1 .nf 11 ig. lx, ,492 MR. MARTIN BADOIAN Dept. Head Q o 1 A A f g fl 51.5. ky K N 65,521 'u il ' . 7 hx. ' , ', K , W X ' . I v ', ' f 1 X -N- . , , X- Y MR. HECTOR QUINTANA VT 'Z- ' f 4 21 V WXR V 'M w y 1 x ,' x f Vx, . Q, V, W . 1 -' ' , . , W X Y ,eff - , 1 ' . xx, N, X x Q if 2 C Q I8 f MR. ROBERT MESSER DEPARTME T 'Lass-, 'f MR. STANLEY MA SA LSKI f' MR. GEORGE CARNIE K... MJ MR. RALPH CLOUGH ? Yl Xfyf fx E, - ' fi I9 311' ' MISS SUSAN BAKER MISS JEANNETTE BERTRAND Dept. Head XXV. XL L I MISS NOREEN WYNNE NIR. H UC H DOWSON FQREIG ANC-IU C-IES MISS MARIE FISH fri MISS MARJORIE DONOVAN L 'Q MR. ARTHUR BEDARD hug.-L NIR. .IUIIN Tlill'l MR. JAKIEb MOORE Dept. Hmm' F J 1 ' G . ' I 'ax un. 'US .hi MR. EDWARD POZNYZ fi N ' MISS MARIE FISH Dramatics MR. .IOHN JUDGE Music Dept. Head FI E ART MR. DONALD QUINCY Art MR. HOWARD MORRISON Philosophy , --. 1,4 , 1 '1 BIR. ILEORILE XII-I IQXRTHY HARD I DLI TRIAL RTS MR. PAUL CALLANAN Dept. Head ,+I 1 I I . 4 v 6 ' MR. ROBERT HIGGINS I... 23 BUSINESS DEP RTME T MISS MADELINE O'DONNELL HGLISEHCLD RT MRS. EVELYN MANNING Dept. Head Z1 MR. RONALD OBER .f- ., . 'S MR. DONALD CRACEN MISS KATHERINE ADAMIAN -x - V- - -i MR. GEORGE KING XIII. RUISI-fli'I' GIBSON llrpf llvml PHYSICAL EDLICATIC MR, WILLIAM O'DONNELL MRS. JEFRAE ALFORD M155 MARY HAYES A 1' f sy f db --6 ,ff .pi ' 4 ' I I M, , :TM :f : lim 4, f . ' ,rx ' ' X Edward Callery Roland Brown Gus Noll John Olscm f Arthur Farrell 1, d USTQDIANS Q3 9 3 L Feruchee Cardarelli bw j X V 215' ' A 7 7 N 1 xfig 1 X r 'H L: f 1.4 Edward Roache ' 1 1 nn -sri' ,,... I' X S Mrs. Ruse Finn ' 9 KLllll1'I'lI11? Bqmllr , A '- i l ' A .rf 'Xluric l'lenrikSvn Margaret Borrom KIT HE A , STAFF e if . 4 ,lane Comer 2 Xl x J r WJ Eleanor Pino 1 A 'qi I V,-4 X ..,-sv' V V llidi l ,X .,.r. .,f!,gx X Q , ' xi WML 4 Q 1 ...- fr L , I? 1 le Q' if Marie Stillman E' X x. l an NR X ' Q-lm Julie Kelleher A , X ' i ,e ' , ,e . J Shirley White Marcella Cleveland LOCK EGR THE BRIGHT THINGS IN LIFE AND YCU SHALL RECEIVE THEM SENICRS 28 'D 5 ' i 1- 'T I i s f 9 1 1 F Standing from Left to Right is our class treasurer, Phyllis Doe, our Vicg:-President Bruce Fulton, our class secretary Kathy Cohen and Sealed is our class President Bill Zaniboni. f'r.'-1 QQ? M C' 7 Cgllggg Business Manager RICHARD JOHN ABDOO DOUGLAS MILTON ALDRICH DALE EDWIN ALBERRY 44Dl.Cli,, lfD0g,, Ciceneralif GENERQUS . , . Always willing to please Mr. HAPPY-GO-LUCKY . . . a tough op- SMOOTH . . . easy-going . . . strums a ' Q I Spf-,HS nlinded i ' 1 3 whiz at Chess ponent on the green , . . a real side-splitter mean guitar . . . has a way with music , , I considerate . . . the life of the class . . . our own music man e 601' f czfvayst 'aw fig? I is-. 1. QQPMA ' ' f 'Lg ag, I 5 I , , . , . i 'ff' -ov -GCT I ' i Wig, . I I I M . if 9591 To succeed in life Airline hostess l VIRGINIA MARY ARABY VIVIAN TH1-:RIJSA ARMANDO IIAYMQNDHBAILY I GinnyU ffyeev Ray I UNAPPRoAcHABLE . . . enjoys her Own OPINIONATED . . . firm in her convictions SCIENTIFIC MINDED - - . adhefes I0 the I crowd . . . will always remember Steno I . . . acrobatically inclined . . . a diligent World of Sclence - - - has 3 unique Sense l with Miss Meade . . . devoted to the drill worker at McLellans Of humor - - - 13IIkY ' ICZIIII 30 J W 96 Secretary Coternmenj lforlur THERESA LUCI AMMENDOLIA GEORGE PAUL ANJXGNOSTON li05ENl:llilE XN'lAf7NUCCl Terr1'e,' Pnul', 'iR0sc ' . . . speaks her mind . . . CASANOVA . . . usually found with the SWEET, thoughtful, and gentle . . . at true lncere, warm, and friendly . . . usually girls out of town . . . has hopes of re- und loyal friend . . . lovely eyes . . . a mound with Timmy building the Creek Empire ladl' 31 llll filW'S rem em fer . ' 1 ,,,,,', , Business teacher College and future happiness GORDON EUGENE BARNSLEY ROBERT BECK FRANK BENDER g Cindy Boba ,,Fmnk,, 'RESPECTFUL . . . considerate of others UNCONCERNED . . . seldom speaks . . . confident . . . a walking dictionary Often seen but never heard takesilife DOGMATIC ' ' ' possesses an intelligent ...areal hat-tipper at an easy pace mlllli ' ' ' an eloquent Speaker ' ' ' Sails' I faction with himself is rare ' 3 I I E, . 11: vt' . Denial hfgfenfff LIIIUHF Aeronautical technici- LINDA DONNA BERZOW WILLIAM BILLIKAS JON MARTIN BLQNDELL Bomb Greeley Blondie UNFLUSTEHEU . . . goes along with the FRISKY . . . a real swinger . . . loves a COMPLACENT . . . pleasant but quiet. tide . . . noted for her glasses . . has a party . . instigator of many a class up- mechanical minded . . . often seen drivi: knack for clothes . . .assured roar . . for Norwood Motor Parts ' . 1 65005, exczfemenf fgcusffafzo, 16 l i 4 l Elementary Educatzon Marrzage MedlCUl d0Cll CHERYL ANDREA BONANNO JANET BONITO NOEL THOMPSON BOSANQUET Bananas Janet Tommy GOOD-NATURED . . . gets along with INDISCREET . . . not afraid to say what VERSATILE. . . . excells .in most anythin students and faculty alike . . . innate sense she thinks . . . captious . , . has outside . . . debonair . . . has fluency with worc of humor . . . a real atypical senior interests . . . dignitarian . . . a born leader 32 gr---. .,, X v Q,:S'a452'1 '1 . ' A K! Dental assistant K - l LAUREN GAY BODINE -, .A ' A I Larrie cg -5 3'4- UAUNTY . . . a live wire . . . coqucttish 2- j L . . an avid hockey fan . , . has a pixiv-like M ' u ,' way about her PQ f l 'LW Whatl No ll0S4'0? -fgksf UQ gf scfoof 50' 1 P Marriage College 8: Success TWP 10 me 1710071 JOAN MARY BOYDEN MARK WILLIAM BRADLEE ANN LO? BRQMBERG Jeanie g'Maypo', Arm l0OKY . . never know what she'll do TRANQUIL . . . quietly obliging . back- INTELLIGENT .- - - frank and SiUCf-'FC - ext . . . fun-loving . . . anxiously awaits bone of the basketball team . . . always 3 T931 SDUFYS flfnd - - - 11215 Sudden lm ie 2:00, bell pleasant and ever so courteous PUISQS 10 hc nutty 33 I if Y'fil,X',i l 733' Y ' d siifli -55,:f,,,i5,,-- - ff . 'L if T0 SUCff'f'U' in College Hairdresser Nursing FREDERICK MARTIN BROOKS MARY ANN BROWN DOLORF-S BROWN Fred 'i1lq1,U Dolores EASY-GOING . . . u self-confident air about TRUSTINC , , . quiet until you get to INDEPENDENT . . . prefers out-of-town him . . . always willing to listen . . . has know her . . . the domestie type . . . boys - - - Sllm - - - CYUOYS being with her a way with the girls always seen with Ll radio OWU CF0Wd ,., ur un eyfeafeofffres -. jx t . Mr. Posnysz No. 11 GERALD DALE BURHAM Cfcerryff REPOSED . . . sits and watches the world Linda, why is your head turned? Betsy isn't bothered at all go by , . . his eyes speak for him . . , a 34 genius in Chemistry .2 Biologist WARREN EDWARD BRYAN Warren ASSIVE . . .pensive and unexcited . . . interests lie in oceanography . . . finds adventure in the sea 2 ...l .-I Conzrmfrriul pilol .Uarriage FRED WALTER BUCKLIN JANE ELLEN BULMAN Blick fI1r1ic ' FLIRTATIOUS . . . quite the charmer . . . GOOD SPORT - - - Unit 1101? but like llfff speaks his mind . . . has a way with tht- I . . always has il joke . . . delightfully teaehers . 11 fabulous smile 1'lfliS1'f1'l'l pman Aofgaf feam Marriage SANDRA ANN BUTLER 3 lCSandy77 enjoys a 'ggoodv book . . . has definite 'il' 'l' Teacher Registered Nurse LAUREL MARGARET CARLSON LYNDA MARIE CARROZZA Laurel Lyn CANDID , , , not afraid to Speak up , , , OBLIVIOUS . . . has the appearance of CUTE . . . a real doll . . . happiest when being in a world of her own . , , careful with others . . . bubbling with personality . . . loves horses a wonderful confidant . . . lovable l future plans l 35 1 -...: mn ,.---1' n..,4 Q HE i - ,..--'f Q l1C C1 Q ff' i I 4 . Y! .X , ja- Marry me l Dental Hygienist JOAN BEVERLY CLARK Joun1'e,' EXCITABLE . . . frantic moments of friv- olity . . . a good kid all around . . . a real riot . . hospitable 7 f our Chssl To get out of Blue Hills Locker room Freedom Legal Secretary CHARLES ANTHONY CLINES KATHRYN MARY CoHEN MICHAEL f?g1Qff,i5RD COHEN Charlie G'Kafhy,' 'T G . OUT-DQOR TYPE , . thrives O'I1 skiing CONVIVIAL . . . keepsteveryone laugh- 5EDAgEd- fakfjj1'ieLnljf5gfn- Arbuunnti and swimming . . . known for his unpol- ing but also sees the serious side of life Permr 6 tl ' can e ee J g ished shoes . . . balances fun with serious- . . . bubbling with school spirit m 3 green levl H955 36 To lead ll ,good life Nur-SP RUTH KATHERINE CONI-EY SUSAN EMILY CONNOLLY CooChie HSIICYU ,. IKEABLE . . down to earth . . . usually MISCHIEVOUS . . . fluttvrs LIIPUUI . . ig und at Fitzie's, or with ,I.R .... has a always seen talking with the boys . . Ianned future ahead IOVPS 11 Sill? SUSSIUH I I'I!0S fo an fasfef I l 1 S-gf-'Xb I i , Teacher Hairdresser rl EILEEN MARIE coNoPKA MARIAN.1FPEQZfflQN5ALV0 I C5Digga,, . PETITE . . . and oh so sweet . . , content LTECSEIET mid' lziisylfsce Ways ilincirgzexliiit lwith life . . . happiest with Tommy . . waitin fora da 31,68 ' ' ' ga devotee of the basketball team g y I I ,ff Enterlainnrent Field NIAIIHEEN ANDREA CONNOR POISED . . . and oh so sweet . . . vonlent and mildly nmnm-rf-al . . Llt'4'4iIIIplI5iIt'lI in clonlcsliv arts lf Hair Stylist DENISE MARIE CONTOIS 6CDenny77 EFFICACIOUS . . . competent in all her endeavors . . . a proficient typist . . . hopes to operate a high styling beauty salon 37 dx fi 90 K2 V. 155' X Sfaff? TVUUPFV Happiness College WILLI-W J USER? CORREI-'X MARY LOUISE CROWLEY RICHARD STEVEN DANNER HSPIC Iunior', Dick ' ANIIABLE - - - ffivndlb' - . . never in SBIILEY . . . a sunnlv' disposition . . . PLACID . . , undisturbed . . . usuallY i IYOUMC' - - - f'nl0!'S life - - - 0mf'5 equipped lively . . . loves tu play softball . . . a found under the hood of his Car . . . 3 with jokes . . . always has some-thing to brightsmile... seems quiet-but reallyisn't... ' say . . . l 5 I i. i ogg G C09 011141 l I Qt P fn .. V - , lg h h i ,,,A! ,rg-I, 3 4,i1,. -. 'hi Q A 'J ff,- Nurse Registered .Nurse G0 I0 Hawaii KATHLEEN PATRICIA DeWITT PHYLLIS MARY DOE KATHLEEN SUSAN DOHERTY '5Kathy Phyl K01hJ',' WACKY . . . prone to zany predicaments IMPULSIVE , , , never quiets down . . . CAPRICIOUS . . . acts on a sudden whim - - - hHS 3 dClighlfl1HY HUUY 591156 Of hl1IH0f tlirty . '. . always late . . . never worried . . . a real comedienne . . . always there . . . never speechless . . . always forgetting , , l likeable and laughable . . . . . . spirited f . . carefree . . . something 38 Success .lll'ffl'l'Hl Sevrvlary JOHN EDWARD DECEMBRELE SUS.-'KN .Xtl.lM ,l'Jf-FlfLIiflf l'Al'I.lNIC lQllRlS'l'IAN DENNIS s'f0h7ln 'Uvffl nlllllllflllfl ABLE . . . intelligent . . . popular CUNIPATIBLE . . . gt-ts along with every QLIE1' and u,,L,S5umjng . . U kcops to her . . . determined ltalfback . . . self-assured one . . . free and easy . has zttltlcttt' .elf I . D thy, away from ,HIM-rs . . . never , . , Honor student . . . active in student ability with tlta council . . . jglmf 60122 .scare 4, , .. U , I .lll.Xtt1trtt.tIl l ok . . . has mulrh mim- 1851 'S' FRANCIS XAVIER DONLAN Fran SUAVE . . . nice-looking . . . convivial . . . always ready to argue . . . that Ivy League look . . . cs l We break more fingernails on these darn machines! 39 yd'--. ,f-ann-5, R - ... 407' .ig P32 To be tall College BARBARA LOLISE DONNELLY JDXYET DOYNELLY RICHARD MICHEAL DOODY Barbara A A ajanglf, Dude', PLEASANT . . . good-natured . . . Ioves DXLNTIEQS ham-I a fear in the WOLFISH . . . can always be found in a the boys . . . easy to get along with . . . ugirhi ' Eu liC,1'n'Uf Qld niet as crowd of girls . . . sleepy eyes . . . favor- conscientious . . . Vwluntf ' ' alnsalh. el tcnilie Ciuinipq J ite expression- Will you marry me?!! O12 y OUFS7 df' ZUOIQ -s ff' Y :ii ,Hi 1 T- ' 'X -'15 Executive Secretary SCCVCYGTY To make lots of friends and keep them MAUREEN BERNADETTE EARDLY MARY ANN THERESA FAMA SUSAN MARIE FARRELL 661110855 l6Mary55 Cfsusiev GENTLE . , . soft-spoken and mild . . . DEPENDABLE as the day is long . . . 'ASPARKYU , , , long, long eyelashes , , , seems shy . . . but ask someone who knows the quiet type . . . unobtrusive . . . con- Someone in whom you can confide I , her! . . . sweet as candy scientious about her schoolwork . . . has that famous Irish grin 40 I if i 1 9 -QS' fri To be as ivonrlerfzzl ns my parents Druftsmrzn DANIELIJAMES DUNN MAUREEN ELIZABETH DUNN ARNOLD CEORCE EARDLY JR. i'D0l1f1,YH l1un1-Dunf' Arnie . every inch a man-and he's WILLOWY . . . attractive and slender REI-AXED - - - MOVES LIIWUI Unlmflufbed 6 feet tall . . . has LI nice way about him . . . pretty smile . , , amiable , , , N47-my in . . . new-r hurrivs . . . 1-ntlitisiustic hockey . . . well-liked a '61 Comet player . . . often sw-n on the green . . . I' 1261377 a 5122055 612' I l ' , I r fa- i K1 College To Succeed Medical Lab Assistant DANIEL FERNANDES VIRGINIA LORRAINE FISHER KATHLEEN ANN FITZWILLIAM Danny,' Ginny Kc1thy,' WINNING . . .liked by all . . . indispens- AFFABLE . . I loves to fool around . . . SUBTLE . . . dry sense of humor . . . able goalie of the hockey team . . . always a real clown . . . but gets down to busi- works hard . . . but stays out of the lime- smiling , , , ness when She wants to light . . . always has a Willy comeback . . . 4l EIEIELIL. Accountant MARY MARGARET FOLEY scltlaryv g FAITHFUL . . . always seen at school func- , '4' tions . . . never complains . . . has a gentle 1 smile . . . very pleasant -and then the bug bad wolf huffed and puffedfu gfe en gf 'Mit Q51 Hair Stylist Teacher BRUCE FULTON MAUREEN JOAN CALVIN PAULA MARIE CALVIN Mo0se', Maureen,' Paula', MR. PHYSICAL FITNESS . . . a real UNRUFFLED . . . always sees the good COURTEOUS - - - CVC1' thoughtful Of Oth' Spartan . , . stubborn as a mule . . . knows side of life . . . full of energy . , . that CIS . . ,her giggle Sl8fiS 21 chain reaction his mind.. .a sheepish grin happy-go-steady look . . . usually found where fun is . . . de- lightful company ?-Qs , 5.47 1 To be happy Professional Photographer Crfzrluate from College TONI MARIE FORTE RONALD ALAN FRADKIN DAVID FREIDAY T0ni', UROHU HIAIIIVPM FRIVOLCUS . , . always on the go . . . ALOOF . . . main with ll l'LllllL'fLl . . . Illf'l'liIEN'll . . . says little lvul gets things incessantly talking . . . will never get an PUHCl1f'S in promptly at 8:05 . . . will al- done . . . has fond iumnorii-s of Mr. Mor- award for perfect attendance ways keep Kodak in business ri..,n', English 1-lugs,-Q loerafzbn foyra Q Physical Therapist Pediatrician Physical Education Instructor SUSAN JEAN CANGEMI FRED JOSEPH CIANNELLI MARYLlN KATHERINE GIBSON ffSue,, fgpizsanw CRAIG!!! SUBDUED . . . knows just what to say DAPPER . . . a ladies man . . . never a UNHURRIED . . . you just can't rush and .When I0 533' it . . . skilled in the do- dull moment . . . always ready for work Mal . . . a humor all her own . . . smarter mestlc arts yet athletically inclined and play . . . preferably play than you think 43 'f' I N l- en . 73 7 I 4 ? I , IDU ' 1 - . 'vw Engineer Dance Therapist To see the world - JAMES LAWRENCE CILLIS JANE LEE GRANT BENJANIIN GREEN 'flinf' Janie ffgenv EVASIVE . . . deep blue eyes . . . has an DEVOTED . . . has done so much for MILD I . , enjoys Classical music . t . intelligent mind . . . considerate of others CHS .... school spirit unlimited . . . ugually found in 3 trance . . ' polite ' . . . quick to blush always willing to help and understand . . . to everyone our own lovely songbird fvna oyzes UI? zknzfeof - 669122 'f7' f ' r ' C335 1177 Fr 4 al f J.,-. . , A ff .fvgffrf ,ff 'J , 5' f ' AQ iv 'Q Y' ii -. 9 I Design Engineer Airline Stewardess Draftsman ROBERT FRANK GUSTAFSON CHERYL ANN GRENON EDMUND JAMES HANLON Bob Chere Eddie PRECISE . . . mathematically inclined POLITE . . . and co-operative . . . faith- GENUINE . . .to know him is to like him I . . . has a subtle sense of humor . . . knows ful drill team member . . . enjoys a good . . . has great potential in the world of I something about everything joke . . . a valuable friend mechanics lava..-1 Q 1 . , Y L .r .ight YMQYI 2, 4.-,A .. - 1 A 1' 1 MARK CHRISTOPHER GROSS ' Mark GRANDIOUS . . . impressive . . . prizes himself as being the world's greatest lover , , , 3 rgsponsiblc worker . . . adaptable I'll teach you not to laugh at my jokes. ito any situation 45111109 60175 yyzpr. jjozn sz ,f 1 1 I I eff-'vvgy'-T--1' l ,,AX f- I 1 -,-44 Secretary Politics Phys. Ed. Teacher PATRICIA ANNE HANLON MARK CHARLES HANNINGTON THUW5 Fgljjnfnffi HANMJN upatn ffMark99 . I OBLIGING , , , will do anything to help CONVERSATIONALIST . . , always found fYffffQdBA5KE5H5f1I5fk'ahA 2325?-jogifnln any . , , A bundle of gggd nature , , , a Swell in a conversation with himself . . . usually 8 Ureafkid' ' D i U ' ' ' girl 10 the end heard drummin' on his desk 'J 45 ,Y f-anwmn Hairdresser PAULINE HARRIMAN Pauline', 2 U-410.62 'f PRIM . . . struts about proudly . . , loves 1 Ioqgiwvg to make time with the boys 759 Cass 0 1966 presenfs M9124 .ay 'ls VINCENT PAUL 3 To be a millionaire Teacher To be just as wonderful as my mother HEALEY DIANE MARGARET HENDERSON ALISON HERBERT r'r'fnny', 'fm' i'H8fbi8,, MODERATE . . . calm and easy going PARTICULAR . . . careful about every- DRAMATIC . . . loves t0 act . . . a ham . t , Slow and Steady would rather Sleep thing she does . . . enjoys sports . . . at heart . . . noted for her New York ac- and dream, than rise and shine polite to everyone, quietly composed cent J get I 3 P . . .-5 9 W ,i i mfs! oN. ,ali lf! Executive Secretary Dental Assistant College LINDA JEAN HARRIS LINDA ANN HART ARTHER ROWLAND HAYNES Hard Lirllltl uCl?uCli FLIGHTY . . . flits about ajrly , . . fab, CHARMING . . . has a slow and easy CONCENIAL . . . well-liked . . . modestly ulous seamstress - ' U 3 little Chatterbox blush . . . proves that good things come in shy, easy to blush . . . loves to scuba ...Oh that giggle! small packages . . . simplicity is her fore- dive and play the harmonica . . . naturally most charm strong . K unzof yjrom, 'C I2 cf A s , is s. 'Q I2 Kam? 'R Q 'fm-if Wx.. Electrical Engineer Electrical Engineef BRADLEY HERMANSON GARY HOLMES EDWARD JANUS Brad Gary Ed COLLECTIVE . . . collects bruises, black- INDUSTRIOUS , . n enjoys building bgats CONFIDENT . . . never quits until he's eyes, and broken legs . . . usually found in . . . our Own Noah . . . quiet even when through . . . finds satisfaction in being a cast , , , plays in a band you get to know him master of his own boat 47 In r I? 9 1 Electrical Engineer -? ,fl Slate policeman PAUL JANUS WAYNE ANDREW JOHNSON JOHN E, JORGENSON DIFFIDENT . . . shy and inconspicuous HWU-lneu H-l0V8J',, . . . a water skiing enthusiast . . . silence MODEST . . . a hard worker . . . has a UNEXCITED . . . goes his own way . . . can mean more than words distinguishable laugh . . . usually found a proficient carpenter . . . usually found in Mr. Callanan's room . . . diligent in Hyde Park 0 x X . H -' 112612261 15 ......ff7' ith To Be Happy To Own the Fastest Motorcycle Medifflll TeCh'10I0g' VIRGINIA MARIE KELLY DAVID WILLIAM KELSON LESLIE ANN, KENNY gccinnyn s:DaUess Les GRACEFUL . . . always so warm and ZIPPY . . . a real fast driver . . . a slow CLASSICAL .i - - 1135 3 SWIG all her 01 friendly . . . never without a smile . . . walker . . . but watch out when he hops - . - CCIUCSTUCUUC - - - a .real lover rhythm in every step on his motorcycle . . . horses . . . always speaks her mmd 48 13 iysi fi an College Own my own business College GREGORY M. KELLEHER STEPHEN JOSEPH KELLY PAUL KELLY Gregg ..SteUe,, Kell' QUIESCENT . . . loaded with talent in WITTY . . . sees humor in everything , . . W - - - Slow 10 Catch fm, but when he the arts and crafts . . . but so modest. . . has that lost look . . . our own little d0e5'Cfm,l Quiet him d0WI1 . . . will re- quite a surfer and hockey player Tevee member Mr. Clouglfs understanding ways - yjelo 780085 Succeed DOUGLAS KEOUGH l 66D0ug95 VERBOSE . . . has a word for every occaslon . . . good looking . . . Mr. Calla- nan's rival on the green. She didn't even pack my lunch. 49 College To Fly PETER JOSEPH LADOW NORMAN LA FOREST 'CPGIEIH Norm PENSIVE . . . has that thinking man'5 CAREFREE , . . will never have an ulcer look . . . handsome, neat, and well-dressed - - - hiS Size will never slow him down . . . endowed with artistic talent . . . an unbelievable laugh . . . 7 75 ,,, ar Stale Police JOSEPH DENNIS LEONARD 44111395 ccfoen To be womlerfzzl and happy as my parents ELIZABETH NNN LECGEE PREOCCUPIED . . . usually found home UNOPINIONATED . . . doesn't get excited waiting for the mailman . . . will go out . .' . has his named carved on the office of her way to help . . . amiable bench . . . a regular guy . . . 50 in What do you mean smile, we are? l - alolozb estsi I Broad castin GARY BROOKES LEWIS 6: Garyv FRIENDLY to those who know him . . stays out of the spotlight . . . a distix guishable walk . . . ,gs I, x,-of Pew Corps. Almfuz Assismnz HENRY LAIISON IANICE DIANE LARSON Hlflllllf , 4'j11nnJ , SPRY . , . when it comes lo track . . . FAIR as Ll rose in May . , . hair like the world belongs to the energetic but spun goldfcaptures the sunlight , , , who wants the world . . .Y Cupid's victim 13 rea any 500.7 Z' Commercial Art To enjoy the beautiful LINDA ANN LEWIS JOSEPH MACARI DEBORAH MACKIERNAN Linda ,Ioe', '6Debbie IMPISH . . . daring . . . always on the ATHLETIC . . . excels in all sports . . . ACCOMPLISHED . . . creative . . . cul- 1 go . . . not a care in the world . . . mis- displays a natural ability in everything he tural inclinations . . . whimsical, gabby chievous does . . . a real hot ticket . . . ' . . . destined for success . . . 5I ff I rf? :L -- 5 Elementary School Teacher Teahcing Teacher BARBRA LOUISE NIANGAN ROBERT ALAN MARTIN THOMAS PAUL MARUM ccBAss HB0bbj'n scT0rnn ELANIBOYIANT-enj. ,,wS being in the lime- PERSISTENT . , . likes to See 3 job well TALL - - - and blonde - - . Surefoored on lightfflirty and gay+Oh! that Southern done . . . Mr, Quincy's right hand man the basketball CUUN - - - will UCVCF need accent . . . artistic stilts . . . cordial C 125 5 ffzlnf Q22 yozlny fo I think that'll be enough, After all it has to serve 173 people. 'v-43 I I ,I rx We -,. 0 iz Fashion Designer PETER VINCENT ST. LESLIE McKENNA Peter K TALENTED . . . will go to the top in the world of design . . . strong cultural in- clinations . . . a true individualist 52 l vasgndw' I!-if Slay Out of Trouble Drummer Cljllege BRIAN CHARLES MATTA GLEN T. MCELWAIN MARC Mt-ENANY Brian', . . CIen ,1l,,fg DYNAMIC . . . would rather fight than DESPERADO . . . outstanding ability in NONCHALANT , , , 11 real Slow walker switch . . . could out talk a talking ma- opening bottles . . . loves a good time . . . drew:-s to his own IuSle? . . . a cool chine . . . too funny for words - . - will Ouldrum C9116 Krllpli college Afe ffaf pzofuref 7 7 - War y pzbfufes Teacher DOROTHY ELIZABETH MCNEIL MARK McPHERSON Dottie Mark ENTHUSIASTIC . . . more fun per mile CHE-ERFUL . . . an all around good kid . . . has her say in everything . . . enjoys . . . an active member of the National Ski having the lead Patrol . . . dependable . . . Live in Hawaii JEAN McWILLIAMS 4cMaCs9 LOQUACIOUS . . . you always know when ,leannie's around . . . pert and saucy . . . changing moods but always so understanding 53 We Q? :Ji PM 7 Phys-ed leaffler Eleclronfcs NANCY CAROL MENEELY SHARON LEE ANN MERLIN CARLTON MILLER Nippy Sharon Carl SUNNY , . , and pleasant . . . we'll always EXUBERANT . . . and carefree . . . holds LANKY . . . lean and tall . . . a deter- remember Nippy and her excessively the high score record for basketball for mined basketball player . . , never says starclied blouses . . . aims to please . . . C.H.S .... Norwood is her second home much , , , 3 temperate disposition . . . a million nicknames . . . fy an fOI2 fgkvf rl 1- Q,-. -ed Industrial Designer HUPPiVle55 and m0VlfJf RICHARD GEORGE MOBERGER LINDA M. MAQAURO ffpickv LouzgL UNIQUE . , . you'll never find another SINCULAR . of an indepenilent nature A like our Rich . . . has many contacts out- . . . a day- reamer . . . mte lgent . . . N . I , F .d 3, side of Canton . . . likes to talk . . . does just what she wants to do . . . un- Gee I Wlsh It weren t rl ey pretentious 54 ,E , - -Y - ,, ...... - i if , 5' ,ri nf, 1. I l A happy marriage and Family Eleflfifdl Engineer l NANCY DIANE MILLIGAN STEVEN ALAN MINKWITZ RICHARD CARLETON MITCHELL Nancy Mink 'i'lIi!ch ICONSIDERATE and warm hearted . . . APPEALING . . . not as quiet as you POPULAR - - . H ffisnd1y hi w everyone E a friendship worth having , , , d0n't let think . . . admired by all . . . especially . . . his expressions say more than words pher quietness in school fool you , , , hope- the girls . . . a true gentleman . . . ever will . . . fleerfooted . . . I ful . . . l I lsezzzbr fgofgaf fred ffzsf 5 , 3' To be an outstanding professional engineer LAWRENCE HOLMES MORRILL STEPIISEN D. IYIOSELY Laffy Sfephefl, I UNHESITANT , , , Sure of himself , , , LANGUID . . . leisure at its best . . . an avid bowler . . . all those high scores 1ik0S I0 HIHOSCY 2lI0UHCl . . . light-heartedly . . packed with puns . , , funny . . . can stretch a story . . . 55 Accountant PAULA NAPOLITANO Paula home . . . hates to get up in the morning Physics is a drag. rv Uzbforzb Us be 0' -cz JH Aero Technigiqn To succeed in what I do EUGENE O'BRIEN WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN MARY JANE ODELL c:Harry1a ujayn c.Mafy,, ELUSIVE . . . keeps one guessing . , . TEXAN . . . our own daddy-long-legs . . . CONFORMABLE . . . happy and uncom- when he studies the stars, more than sci- easy to talk to . . . doesn't seem to exert Plflillillg - 0 - usually Sl11'r0l1I1dCd by her ence comes to his mind . . . himself . . . he's just a 1-0-n-g tall' Texan fflends - - - adept in her SUldiCS - - - 56 SUBMISSIVE and helpful . . . never at' I I L . W 4 T? V, K Y - . .,.., 'R if Y' -3 Medical Secretary Elementary Teacher JUDITH ILEANA NECKE5 CAROL ANN NICHOLS WARREN NICHOLS Judi CGD Warren TRIM l I U and neat l l , many attractive CASUAL . . . has the perfect outfit for DEBONAIR . . . unflustered . . . always hairstyles , , , activity.minded . , U always every occasion . . . Canton High's favorite cheerful . . . a real cool dancer . . fits anxious to help . . . Outspoken . . . Bulldog I ' ' a1waYs found where the action in everywhere . . . smooth . . . 1s...smcere... fjfanfsyzbzhy f ay yame, 1965 I To be a Clem Successful Electronic Engineer JOHN J. O,LAUGHLIN CHARLES DANIEL OLES EUGENE MICHEAL OLES john Charlie Genie MECHANICAL ability l , , his Car is his FUNNY t . . always ready with a chuckle TIMID . . . but always friendly . . . bowl- pride and joy . . . happiest after 2:00 . . . - - - and 3 great big grin - - - H basketball ing enthusiast . . . studies when there's always with a certain someone hound nothing better to do . . . ever so polite 57 if .Q A ' 4 I P 48 49x 300klff'6'p6f Peace Corps To be a doctor JOANNE OLSEN PAUL FRANCIS 0'NEILL STANLEY LOUIS OSSMAN Joanne 'gSkz'z Ozzy BUBBLING , . . has a happy. laugh . . . DUBIOUS . . . doesn't care much for VGCIFEROUS . . . can always be heard forever talking . . . never without some- 5011001 , , . likes to socialize , , , has 3 . . . in an outburst of snickers and chuck- ihing 10 Say , , , broad interest in girls . .' . les . . . usually found at Rexall's . . . 7 e fgkisf fzlme - senzor 'fi 4 ,Lf X' ,, 'L 1 ,.....a.v--'- ' W-fa? 'Sv' L....... T0 succeed Hair Stylist PAUL PERRY CHRISTINE PETERS ffpenyv Pete DEVILISH . . . his quick wit creates havoc DREAMER of the four lads across the in the classroom . . . cause of all evil do- Sea - - - hel' heart lies in England - - - 3 'LI think I'll take home a few to make it ings creative writer look goodf' 58 -1 4,-Y -fr .. V -'H Raising a family Sgfrgfgry To be an astronaut SUSAN LOHEED PACKARD JOAN PAIGE JOHN PEAVEY Sue Joni Petro ATTRACTIVE . . . looks her best at all UNDISTURBED , , , happiest when out of PEACEFUL . . . quiet and shy all the flmes ' ' ' an auqlfound athlete - - ' Straight' school . . . confident air . . . slim . . . seeks time . . . content with the worldi. . . dark forward . . . mature . . . fun in Stoughton black hair , , , yzkes I0 ay 'CfaCfQ77!Q0f6aH if Teacher Law PAMELA JEAN PLANT ALAN DOUGLAS POWELL Gipamii CCBig Al!! SPRITE . . . seeing her vivaciousness and RESOLUTE . . . firm in his beliefs . . . smiles, makes the whole day worth while one look puts you in your place . . . ex- H I - U . . . cuteness is complemented by intelli- cellent tennis player Kelso Just Pald 332-20 across the board' gence . . . agile 59 To make not one, but two million dollars ROBERT A. RAWDING Bob pace . . . doesn't get excited about school ...casual... IISIZ fo a mafyjanefl' , -6 vwfi CHARLOTTE ELLEN RICHARDS Charlie GOOD-LOOKING . . . lakes life at an easy -CONSCIENTIOUS . . . dedicated to CHS . . . indispensable to Student Council, Year- book, field hockey, etc .... considerate of others, lovely and charming 419' i I' To see the world Elementary Teacher PATRICIA MARIE ROMSEY ELIZABETH MARY RONAYNE Sfpatfi fCBets!, UNSTIRRED . . has an unaffected wa DEMURE . a lovel s arkle about her - Y - - Y p about her . . . forever looking up words . . . excitable, yet always keeps her com- in a dictionary . . . dainty . . . P0SUre . - . S0 nice - - - To Travel MARILYN MARGERY RYLEY Ryl,, l VIVACIOUS . . . spirited co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . cute as a button . . . popular and peppy . . . 6I ' ' 'lvl' '5'1 7' 4' 'ff' A A y 'E X . Q To work wilh computers To succeed in life SHANNON SALBACH CAROL ANN SALUS RONALD P. SALVATORE 'iShannon Carol Sal STUDIOUS . . . interested in computer COCKY . . . has her frivolous moments ROMANTIC - - - UUIY 3 L-iilin IOVCI' . . . work . . . has much self-assurance ...... a creative dancer . , . usually found has an CYS for bl0fldf'S - . . never serious adheres to the world of math . . . in Stoughton , . . enzor oozbes sounof ffrouyf ffe we 17 Elenlerzlury Education Elementary EdUC0fl'07l SHIRLEY MARY SCHOENER RONALD ALAN SELBY MAUREEN FRANCES SHERIDAN ShirI Ronald 'GMOCH JOVIAL . . . Mies Boker's delight . . . LIVELY , , . small and wiry . . . likes to IMPERIOUS . . - likes to have the upper warm and reliable . . . loves to babble . . . talk a lot . . . puts energy into everything hand : HP accomplishffd Pianist - - - has a twinkle in her eyes , . . he does . . . emhuslamc drill team Captain - - - -5 g.. Y, Y- - ' l- Q' 97 --nv 7,1 To nmlrv someone happy Lal' 7'l'1',IllfI'Illlll SANDRA IXIARIE 5A3Ip50N III,-XNIC MARIE SKXNLUN .llllJl'lH S1IIlNl-Illilili G'S,,m 1h'une ' hull H STRAICHT.FORWARlj D . - never afraid .AXNIBIATED . . . Virlllilllldlly in lllolioll . . . Fl NUJYINKQ , . , and fonll of llll- oppooil.- to voice .her Opinion G D ' ugually found quivk and alll-rgl-til' . . . hm u f-ll-lll' llllll -l-x . . . i!lll'l'1'Nlt'1I ill Illl- Nl-il-lll-l-N , , , Mr, jumping around at 3 dunfe I 1 . re-sonunt Hliti . . . villrllnt rl-li Illlil' . . . Uvlllllwio' pl-I pw-W . , . f.-Nponolw . az100f0r1'z1122oCJ5f1Isf122a5 assemgg 1 -g 'x . ,i College BEVERLY ANN SKOTNICKI c:BeUss SOPHISTICATED . , . always. looks lovely ff . has that cosmopolitan look . . . al- N V . .Q ,.. luring . . . oh those beautiful clothes My gosh' tht' budge lb Um' hw Music To be ricl DAVID STEPHEN SLOAN BRIAN CHARLES SMITH ROBERT SOAVE Dazid Smitly Bob UNANIMATED , , , doggnlt get excited LEARNED . . . un aspiring musician . . . GENIAL - easy I0 get alfmg with - . abgut 5911001 . l , lmkg forward In member. an admirable performer in our Senior Class GUJOYS Pflffwipating in sports , . , likeablq ship in Hells Angels Play '-.. a perfectionist qufomabbziz 51215 an X01 SUSAN JOAN SOULE PETER NELSON STOCKUS NANCY MARY STONE Su 9 Pete Nancy NATURAI 1--- I l1lWHYS llCfS9lf - - - 'CTUOYS CALM and easy going . . . would rather METICULOUS , , , a good student , . having a good time . . . tall and slender drive his Car than mme tg School , , . has an agrgeable persgnality , , , cor a local member of the ski patrol scientious about her school work -5 - ,, ,WL Y , 7.. , W, ,, Sefretury To lll1l.'Il-YS be happy EVELYN MARIE SULLIVAN KATHLEEN MARY SULLIVAN MARY CHRISTINE SULLIVAN Evelyn Kathy Mar ACTIVE . , , always out for 3 gogd time HAPPY . . . will laugh at anything, . . . OPINIONATIVE . . . knows and speaks . . . coquettish , , , knows all the boys a true Irishman . . . full of mischief . , , what she feels . . . enjoys school sports . . . a cute blonde never goodbye-always Toodles events . . . eomposed at all times My - PHYLLIS REA SWEENEY Phyl TALKATIVE . . . never, ever at a loss for words . . . enjoys people and vice-versa . . . kooky antics 'ny' -www v' ov. .- SQW -w5Q:i q'S'1.,f' , Shop teacher ROBERT EDWARD TABER Boob COOPERATIVE happiest when in 'Tm off to see the wizard-the wonder- shop . . . not so lialipv in his other classes ful wizard of OZ! . . . likeable 65 I I if f ,fl 'flirt' 33 . ,ff1ciz's155le' ''-'rfifff-!Q,ftthxt-.ml : 55. PFW , Successful architect Teacher Dmf,3ma,, MARSHALL 9. TACK CHERYL ANN TERRENZI RICHARD EDWARD THOMPSON B. Cl18fj'l Gunther UNAFFECTED . . . an individual in many CONTENTIOUS . . . a girl who knows her FAVORABLE . . . Mr. Schneiders' pet ways . . . known for his freckles . . . in- own mind . . . eapahle Mercury editor peeve . . . a really great kid . . . un- dependent . . . giggles her way through life believable energy cSfz10Q12f 01112 Czf 614122 yt? Beaurician PAUL BERNARD THORNTON ELAINE ANN TOLIAS KATHLEEN CHRISTINE TOLIAS P0fl-Qv Elaine Kath TYPICAL . . . easy-going . . . skilled SPONTANEOUS . . . bubbling with laught- SATISFIED . . . never says much . . . has center and able captain of the hockey er . . . some stars twinkle, others shine an independent manner . . .likes to have 1f'Hm-- -POPUIUT PUTRY . . . so much fun to be with fun 66 Elementary Teacher Business school CAROL MARIA TOSI Guinea RESISTANT yet almost shy . . . seems quiet but we wonder . . . will always re- member the bench 122 gsm Q12 fo If only l tlidn'l forget my glasses o To marry a guy as wonderful as my father VIRGINIA FRANCES TRACY Ginny NUTTY . . . gets a kick out of every- thing . . . unpredictable sense of humor . . . affablc . . . responsive it fi Medical secretary EDWIN CHARLES TREE BARBARA ANGELA TRINCHERA Eddie Barb MUSICIAN , , , A genius on the keys MIRTHFUL . . . merry as the day is long . . . so very talented . . . has a remarkable . . . full of fun and friendliness . . . wamx- memory . . . intellectual hearted 67 K, 4l Z'-4 12, ri Another board and the casket will he finished N, IBM operator MARK ANTHONY TRUCZINSKAS Truc UNPREDICTABLE . . . will try anything once . . . nexer serious . . . known for his different sense of humor . . . always has a remark yfaf y OFIOUS eoefzzhy 41 New York Roeketls ZITA NELLIE VAITKUNAS MARGARET ANN VANCEL Ziff! Margie WHOLESOME . . . so fresh and pretty DANCER . . . a spring in every step . . . . . . gentle as a kitten . . . a nice smile Radio City's newest talent discovery . . . . . . lJlOIltlC attractive 68 To win a court decision over Perry Mason DONALD DAVID VINCOLA Don NIGHT OWL . . . fond memories of Town and Country . . . has an amazing ability to lose bets . . a real s-l-0-w sipper O i ' in 1 S K 1 I DIKIIIISIIIIIII Alffllfgngffg JAMES FRANCIS WALSH DAVID EDWARIJ WATERMAN ARTHUR DAVID WEBSTER ffm Dam' TEMPERATE . . . on the quiet side . . . WELL-DRESSED . . . his attire gives him RESERVED . . . comes to us from Boston 8 ani to 2 pin are the most uninteresting an air of sophistication . . . man of a few Latin . . . enjoys engineering drawing . . . hours of his day words...rnature interested in coins and chess games . . a good kid our ezzzbr Kay 1 4 p -3 if s 1 Cartoonist Dentist To marry a millionaire JAMES STEWART WEIR RICHARD MICHAEL WEST ELENA LOUISE WHELAN Dimmy Dick Elena ARTISTIC . . . already a fabulous car- INTERESTED in everything around him HOPEFUL - - - PTCSUTHPUVC - - - 1135 21 Hat' toonist . . . a tough opponent. . . doesn't . . . not Iazyg just resting . . . sports- Ural talent fOr losing things . . . usually let anything get him down minded , , , girls, girlg, girls found downtown . . . unexcited 69 To own a 'znightcllzlf' Goff Pm P.-XII. EDWARD WIEDERHOLD WILLIAM STEVEN WITT ARTHUR STEVEN YEOMANS Kruzzl Steve Art PUGN,-XCIOUS ,et gllllltl-ULllllI'Cfl . . . has n PERSONABLE yet almost reserved . . . shy INDIFFERENT - - - COIUDIGICIY Unconcerned flair for troulvle . . . every polieemun's until he gets to know you . . . a future - - - finds little excitement Siudiing . . . lwstfrienrl golf pro looks for it elsewhere fafzafzbn an Cinof - f Z To become President To help people help themselres To get out of school WILLIAM EDWARD ZANIBONI BRONNA MAE ZLOCHIVER WILLIAM FRANCIS MULLIGAN liilly Bron Fig . . . Wiill llC WUIC lWiI'lS . . . . . . CIIHCUII El. S011 g0flI , . , Seldom dogg more than he known and liked liy everyone . . , small . . . variety is the spice of life . . . sticks has to , . . will never have an ulcer . . in stature but big in the hearts of Seniors to her guns our one and only bottomless pit . . . our vlus- l'resicl4,-rit 70 'Q DONALD JAMES MINER Don INFORMAL . . . loves to shoot the breeze . . . a real talker . . . tosses trouble to the wind . . . plays the guitar a J eyzhnzh ANN CHRISTINE MERRICK Chris CAPTIVATING . . . her beautiful long blonde hair draws a second glance every time . . . her heart lies on the Cape These flaps sure do help! Al? JAMES FRANCIS FOLEY CATHERINE ELIZABETH MEADOW Oscar Cathy AGILE . . . a hot-shot in basketball . . . SERENE . . . not pretty, but beautiful makes pleasure his business, and business . . . lovely raven hair . . . jade green eyes his pleasure . . . moods change with the ...mysterious weather 7I W 1 TYPING STAFF W .., ADVISOR, Mr. Morrisnn TAFF HEADS L 'Q St1zm1in,g.' Maryann Cnnsulvo, Elizabeth L4-ggce, 'V 'flrdi Mary O'Dc-ll, Denise Cuiilnis llmid linda llzlit :UN-nt Nlurvlin Kiln' i LAYOUATDSTAFF A ltlllllllll ll Paula Calvin, Sue Cangemi, Leslie Kenny, Charlotte Richards, Head. Seated: Debbie Mackiernan, Ann Bromberg, Charlotte Richards, Jane Grant, Linda Carrozza. 73 74 ACTIVITY STAFF IMI- M gf ART I Standing: Pat Romsey, Maureen Eardley, Sue Packard, Seated: Janice Larson, Sue Soule, Dottie L McNeil, Head Phyllis Doe. Leslie Kenny I WRITING STAFF Jimmyweh H ...Q I 9 1 -411 . n f? l Standing: Beverly Scotnicki, Lauren Bodine, Judy Schneider, Shirley Schoener, Phyllis Sweeney, Seated: Ann Brornberg I Co-head Ed Tree. Debbie Mackieman Co-head, Therese Roach. . BUSINESS STAFF - QIIXJJ.-'l1JL .lx ' FIIIXZZJIIJIIII L-.lQll.I l -1 l lov lb STAFF Standing: Stanley Ossman, Jimmy Gillis, Alan Powell, Seated: Robert Gustafson, Wayne Johnson Frank Bender Head, Warren Bryan. PZ3'55ffPk53f PERSQNALITY STAFF VJHH in I Jr-v ii .l Standing: Judy Neckles, Jane Grant C0-head, Carole Nichols, Janet Donnelly, Cathy Cohen, Sue DeFelice. Seated: Linda Berzow, Lynda Carrozza Co-head, Elaine Tolias, Kathy DeWitt. sas f 4 , E S f T F bl A X L j L 4' A R 0 U X N D Mal and John SENIG Q 'I' ' 1- MOST BASHFUL R Eg 2 F.1F1'JU 1'1F1'1?31PC'J P-IUJOZ I I Llnga i Nfjil-IIUIGH Linda and Chuck Ll PERLATIV ES bm , A ' Elalne and Steve BEST DRESSED-Bev and Jim MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Kathy and B111 X BEST LOOKING' Sue and Pvlcr . . .Ae MOST F1.1H1',vr10Us Lillllgl and Riuh A 1 ' 'Q I ! , 1. if 'L' - E I If I MOST A-XTH1.ETICfSuf2aI1d Joe PERFECT PAIR-Eileen and Tom 1' 1 MOST TALENTED-Juno and Peter xk 5 ',.v, x -wx TYPICAL SENIORSfCheryl and Paul 1 , 1' -4-x ST COUR'I'I'fUU5ff fffllglrluvltn- uml St xc MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEIJ Ann and Frank D.A.R. CANDIDATE Jane Grant fa ' 4:7 GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE CI Iotte Rid I ,Lb 'rv FOOTBALL AWARD Joh Bruce Ful n Decembrele ton AWARDS BOYS' STATE REPRESENTATIVES Tom Bosenquet Brian Smith NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Ann Bromberg Absent-Debbie Mackier BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER OF TOMORROW Therese Roach 8I DIR E CTOR Mr. Morrison jf.. VISIT T0 SMALL PLAN ET I -247 FOOTBALL ANQTHE SENIOR FIRST Bin R 5,515 L n rl'- I 1 14 Q X IW f P' 15517 A N K L L N N x Yn,,,,1 a, 9 v M i -Q, . 3 3 ' I Staff: Lauren Bodine Beverly Slcofniclci 1 .I--YYY. THE ORACLE Annsfombefg MEDICAL CENTER N E I The Canton Medical Association is proud to announce the opening Miss Virginia Tracy has sued the Janus SI Janus Electric Co. for 3500.000 damages for a cut she received while trying to slice a turkey during the recent power failure. She summoned Dr. N. Bosanquet, but he never appeared, because the street lights were out, and he got lost. Messrs. Carl Miller, Gary Holmes, and George Nashawaty, the Janus' engineers, testified at the hearing, but Mark Gross won the case for Miss Tracy. He was aided by his secretaries, Kathleen Sullivan and Nancy Stone. The first assembly of the year at C.H.S. will be on Problems of the American Student. Phyllis Doe and Dan Dunn will be the guest speakers. The following Wednesday, there will be a special assembly honoring the well-known composer and conductor, Mr. Edwin Tree. For further information, contact either Mary Foley or Mary Ann Fama, the high school secretaries. Miss Jayne Bulman of Mexico City has acci- dentally dyed her hair green with purple high- lights. She has attempted to correct this condi- tion, but none of the local hairdressers have been of assistance. She will now consult Miss Christine Merrick, for the touch of that talented blond. House Beautiful, edited by artist Leslie Ken- ney, is publishing a special edition, Homes of Businesswomenv. The feature will describe the homes of local secretaries, Kathleen Doherty, Mary Crowley, Pauline Dennis, Linda Harris, Sue Farrell, and Maureen Eardly. Miss Janet Donnelly and Miss Marilyn Gibson are starting a girls' football team. All those interested in joining, pick up forms from Maureen Sheridan at Neckes Hall. Richard Abdoo, coach of the Boston Patriots, is visiting local colleges to look for draft choices. He and his assistant, Robert Soave, are inter- ested in several players from this area. of its new Medical Center at 543 Washington Street. Mr. Stephen 1 Kelly, a graduate of Babson Institute will be the manager. ln the dental department are Doctors ,Iohn Decembrele and Richard West. Assisting Dr. De- cembrele is Lauren Bodine and assisting Dr. West is Janise Lar- son. The dental hygienists are Linda Berzow and Joan Clark, both of the Forsyth School of Dental Hygiene. The medical doctors on the first floor are: Dr. Fred Gian- nelli, head of pediatrics. who is aided by Nurse Evelyn Sullivan, Dr. Stanley Ossman, head of the hospital pharmacy, and Dr. Noel Bosanquet, who is in charge of the out-patients. .Head physical therapist Susan Gangemi and her assistant Kathleen Fitzwilliam will be available to correct many disorders. Miss Gangemi in- cludes swimming as an impor- tant part of her therapy. Dr. Paul Thornton. psycho- analyst, will be on hand to help both hospital personnel and pa- tients with emotional problems. The Medical Center will be the first hospital in the area to have its own triple X-ray laboratory and high speed developing room. Nurse Susan Packard and Nurse Kathleen DeWitt will supervise the lab. Also on the staff are the following nurses: Susan Connol- ly, Therese Roach, and Dolores, Brown. The Center will be open 24- hours a day. If possible, please make appointments in advance with receptionists Mary Odell and Barbara Trinchera at 828-2070. fx-1 Music Lessonsfxf PRIVATE INSTRUCTION - IN Voice and Harpsichord FOR INFORMATION. CALL 487-6256 OR WRITE MISS DEBORAH MACKIERNAN, OBERLIN, OHIO I 89 TEACHERS PEACE CORPS The Canton School committee welcomes the following new teachers: Miss Shirley Schoener. a graduate of Boston State Teacherls College, class of 1970, will be teaching first grade at the John F. Kennedy School. She has had much experience work- with young children and will surely be an asset to the teaching staff. Miss Elizabeth Ronayne. who did her undergrad- uate work at Boston Uni- versity and graduate work at Regis College. will teach math and English in the Junior High School. Miss Diane Henderson will also teach at the lun- ior High. She is a grad- uate of Bridgewater State Teacheris College and has done graduate work in Europe. She will be in the history department. Miss Paula Calvin will teach biology in the High School. She graduated summa cum laude from Stonehill College. Miss Calvin is presently doing graduate work at Regis College. Mr. Robert Taber will teach in the lndustrial Arts Department of the High School. He is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Massachusetts. Messrs Robert Martin and Cordon Barnsley, both graduates of the Boston Business School. will teach J.B.T. and Sales Law. Both men are well quali- fied in the field of busi- ness and will certainly help the high school stu- dents prepare for the bus- iness world. Miss Cheryl Terenzi will start a new course in the high school, Journa- lism. She is a graduate of Boston State and has worked as a correspondent for Life magazine. Stu- dents at Canton High School should be interest- ed in this course. Two Canton High teach- ers will assume new po- sitions this fall as the heads of their respective departments. Mr. Gerald Burnham, referred to by his students as Mr. Poz- nysz ILM will be the new head of the Science De- partment. Mr. Stephen Raphel will take on the responsibility of the Math Department. He is most qualified for this position and has already been mak- ing arrangements for the Math Team, which, of course, will be as success- ful as it has been in the past years. Much work has been done by our volunteer Peace Corps workers across the world. Miss Marilyn Ryley formerly of Wildewood Drive, Can- ton, has successfully won the warm friendship of the Pigmy and Watusi Tribes of South Africa by teach- ing them the latest a-go-go dances. The tribes have these dances so well mas- tered that they will be ap- pearing on the Gary Lewis Show this Sunday night at 8:00 p.m. EST. Miss Bronna Zlochiver. on the North Pole, reports that she has introduced electric heating to the Es- kimos for their igloos. The Eskimos were so pleased that they have sent to the U. S. Corps station 330 lbs. of whale blubber for hurricane lamps. We thank the Es- kimos for their cherished giftl Paul O,Neil is now in South America giving medical aide to the less fortunate. While on a Peace Corps mission, Hank Larson has organized the first Antarc- tic Cross Country Team. He hopes to enter them in the Olympics. Miss Barbara Mangan has been a great success in the Soviet Union where she is teaching math and English to the Russians. She has been particularly making sure that all the little Johns know their numbers. FLYING It has been known that an unidentified object has been flying around the Logan Airport district. The object, flying at speeds approaching the speed of light, was last re- ported doing loops and dives close to the earth's surface. Pilots Fred Buck- lin and Sue DeEelice were assigned the task of identi- fying the U.E.O. They finally caught the object in a large fisherman's net, loaned to the airport by Aldrich Sr 'Son Hard- ware Co. The ace pilots were surprised to leam that their otherwise re- liable commander, Cap- tain Norman LaForest was flying the U.F.O., his lat- est invention. Last evening at Briar Manor, Sir David Web- ster held a costume party. LOW Among the honored guests were Miss Carol Nichols, who won first prize for her portrayal of a very mean bulldog, the well- known artist, Linda Lew- is, in her famous imper- sonation of a South Sta- tion scrubwomang Mr. Francis Donan, who was dressed as a big, fat, orange carrot-a shock to allg Miss Eileen Conopka and her escort Mr. Thom- as Hannon, who were dressed as the famous comic characters, Mutt and Jeff, and Miss Ali- son Herbert and Miss .lean McWilliams who wore the Surfer and Hula girl outfits which they purchased on their trip lo Hawaii last winter. All in all, it was a very enjoy- able evening. Miss Mary Sullivan is opening her summer home in Hyannis, which has just been remodeled by Marshall Tack and Sons, Inc. She has an over-abundance of young M.D.C. life guards to protect her and all her swimmers on her beaches. 90 1- ' V ai - - LIFE AMONG the STARS PONKAPOAG CIVIC Miss Ann Bromberg. the first woman astronaut of the United States is now the first woman to land on the moon. Chief NASA engineer, Robert Gustafson, an- Fnounced that the new Batman booster will make many more flights possible in the near fu- ture. Those already scheduled for flights are: Mr. Charles Clines, who wants freedom from behind the bamboo slotsg Mr. Williani Zaniboni, president of the Senior Astronauts of America Clubg and Miss Rose Antonoucci and Miss Lynda Carrozza, who will organize the first Iunai chapter of the Daughters of ltaly . Anyone in- terested in making reservations for future flights contact either Vi- vian Armando, Janet Bonito, or Doris Lyons. TOWN CLERKS MEET TOMORROW A two-day meeting of the Massachusetts Town Clerks' Association, lnc. will be held at the Sheraton-Boston Hotel beginning tomorrow. The executive board, headed by Mr. William J. O'Brien, will meet at 5 p.m. This meeting will be followed by a social hour and dinner. arranged by Miss Maureen Connor, the Pearl Mesta of Massachusetts. On Thursday. at 10 a.m., a report of the legislative com- mittee, under the direction of Mr. Richard Mitchell, will be given in the Hampton Room. Mr. James Gillis of Canton, Mass. is president of the As- sociation. POLICE NOTES Police Chief John ,Iorgenson reports that the following case is to be heard next month in Dedham District Court. On May 12, 1976, State Police Captain Joseph Leonard arrived on the scene in time to arrest William Mulligan for buying habit- forming soda pop for minors. When brought into the sta- ' tion, Mulligan was thoroughly examined by Miss Catherine Meadow, head psychologist as- signed to rare cases. Defending Mr. Mulligan in court will be Mr. Donald Vin- cola, the famous criminal law- yer. On behalf of the county is Mr. Allen Powell. The pre- siding judge will be His Honor, ' William Billikas. This trial will be opened to the general pub- lic. The Ponkapoag Civic Club is having a program on August 14 for all those interested in building a marina for the youngsters. Guests from the Cape Cod Marina will be pres- ent. Mr. Wayne Johnson. well- known oceanographer, will show a film, Strange Creatures from the Sea. Marine biologists will discuss the anatomy and eco- nomic importance of marine life. All those planning to at- tend are asked to contact Rich- ard Danner, president of the Civic Club. All donations will go to the building fundg treas- urer Judith Schneider will be present to collect dues and do- nations. NEW OFFICERS ELECTED The Canton Women's Club has just elected its officers. Miss Linda Hart returns for her second term as President. Others elected are: Miss Nan- cy Milligan, Vice Presidentg Miss Cheryl Grenon, Secre- taryg and Miss Theresa Am- mendolia, Treasurer. ln charge of cultural and civic events are Miss .loan Boyden and Miss Virginia Fisher. Plans are underway for a dance to be held at the Blue Hill Coun- try Club in August. The other members of the club are: Zita Vaitkunas, Paula Rizzo, ,Ioan Paige, Paula Napolitano, and Patri- cia Hanlon. Recently returning from an extensive tour of Europe are Miss Susan Packard, Miss Elaine Tolias, Miss Pat Ram- sey. and Miss Cheryl Bonnan- no. While in England they viewed the latest collections of fashions from the House of McKenna. After purchasing a few designs, they had tea at the U.S. Embassy, with Mr. Paul Anagnoston and Mr. Mark Hannington, who are repre- senting our country there. Accompanying the ladies home was Miss Maureen Gal- vin, who is studying the latest fashionable hair styling in France with Marianne Consalvo. BIG BLUE lrresponsible campers left their camp fire unattended in the Blue Hill Camping Grounds. Mr. Frederick Brooks, forest ranger, spotted the blaze from his station lo- cated on the Rt. 128 south side of Big Blue. He reported the fire, and firemen Michael Cohen, and William Correia came to rescue Mr. Brooks' beautiful home among the trees. -FRADKIN STUDIOS LEARN TO DANCE 'PHOTOGRAPHER AT Specials on Graduation KELLY STUDIOS Photographs - Get Acquainted Offers at: I 368 P'X Street 20 Lessons for sto CBDIOI1, Mass, Instructors: appfs. call E. Legee 88-l7I7 G. Kelly, C. Salus, Vangel' 9I SPORTS SPORTS CARNIVAL The 1976 Fall Sports Car- nival, from September 3 through November 12, will be held in the Moberger Sta- dium, recently constructed by Moberger and Son. Among the scheduled events, the musclebound Bruce Fulton will try to beat his all time record for the 1000 yard race. Can he do it? Get your tick- ets now-time is limited. SKI PATROL The Blue Hill Ski Patrol is planning an important meeting next Wednesday 10 elect officers for the winter. Former President Mark Mc- Pherson will be in charge. On hand will be Vice President Charlotte Richards, Treasurer Peter Stockus, and Secretary Maureen Dunn. Any0I16 Wl10 believes these people to be unfit for their offices must speak at the meeting, or for- ever hold his peace. FIELD HOCKEY Coach Nancy Meneely singled goalie Dan Fernandes and defenseman Greg Kelleher as this year's most valu- able players. Coach Meneely predicts another win over Stoughton, when the two teams meet at Ace Stadium, built by Larry Morrill and Ronald Salvatore. UNICORN COFFEE HOUSE Now Featuring PAUL KELLY Folk Singer Comedian 92 SHARP SHOOTER The Marble Shooters of America met last night for the final round of the American Marble Toumament. Presi- dent of MSA, Laurel Carlson was on hand to present win- ner Pam Plant with an 8800, 15 pound, solid gold cats-eye marble. Miss Plant defeated last year's winner Larry Powers. MR. UNIVERSE This year's Mr. Universe contest ended in a three-way tie between Messrs. Steve Minkwitz, Chuck Haynes, and Richard Doody. Steve was speechless as he courteously accepted the crown for them from last year's winner, Peter Ladow. WE SELL ALL TYPES OF GUNS A. B. Oakley C. R. Chaplin GOLF Some of the nation's lead- ing pro golfers team with other celebrities today in an 18-hole pro-amateur prelude to the 72-hole Canton Open. Such celebrities as Franks Bender, that one-and-a-two clarinet band leaderg Joe Ma- cari, TV muscle-builder, and Dot McNeil, TV figure-build- erg and Mark Bradlee, ,lim Foley, and Tom Marum, Cel- tics basketball stars, will pair: with the pros in the Open warm-up. Comediennes Cathy Cocoa Cohen and Susan Soupy Soule will also be among the amateurs taking their shots along with the pros. Among the entrants in the Canton Open are last year's winners, Doug Keough and Steven Witt. COMPUTERS UNLIMITED Data Processing by Shannon Salbach Marlc Truczinslcas Virginia Ara by Linda Mogaure STOP THE DAMAGE DOERS The group of men, Cand I use the term looselyl ulrleav- en's Devil's was last reported spraying shaving cream and other men's toiletries on streets, parked cars, telephone poles, and houses in the Al- gonquin Estates early each morning. The report was made by Wall Street executive, Mr. Robert Rawding. His call to the Police Dept. was very helpful in capturing a few of theses creatures. Leader of Heavens Devils Captain Gene 'O'Brien on his hot Har- ley Honda, Dandy Dave Kel- SCH, C l the ladies' man of the group, on his great big pink Honda 50, .lohn O'l.oughlin, on his three-wheeled, purple and orange tri-cycle, Sir Patil Weiderhold, and David Sloan on skate boards were tlie only five flighty florid fools cap- tured. Something must be done to stop them. Mr. Ronald Selby is gathering aid to participate in their 'GMARCH AGAINST THE DEAR DEVILS OF HEAVEN. Anyone wishing to participate please call 828-007 for information. DENlSE'S BEAUTY SALON Permanet Waves and Coloring now for your convenience: Miss Christine Peters Miss Maryann Brown Miss Pauline Harriman Miss Marrianne Consalvo Miss Kathy Tolias Prop. Denise Contois iw I i HIGH SPEED TRAIN RUN The target date set for starting the New York Rail- road's 200-mile-an-hour train service between New York and Boston is July l accord- ing to railroad officials. John Blondell and Don Miner. The Railroad plans to spend approximately S17 mil- lion over the next two years to condition the line for high speed operation. The plan. conceived by Richard Thoinp- son and Arnold Eardly, will be financed by Mr. Vincent Healey. the Wall Street ty- coon. Mr. Robert Beck will keep this paper posted on the Railroads future plans. ART The Canton Art Association is having a lecture and tour on June 25 for the members and friends of the Fun with Finger-Paints Club. Miss Linda Lewis will be the guide and lecturer about the great paint- ings of Miss Mary-lou Merchant, Rembrandt, and .lames Weir. Af- terwards, the well known million- aire Miss Elaina Whalen will have a cocktail party for the guests at her 35 room mansion in Newton. Please notify Bliss Whalen's per- sonal Secretary, Miss Joanne Olson for reservations. Appearing on g'Cirl Talk Fri- day morning, August 30. with hostess Phyllis Sweeney is that celebrated orator, Brian Malta. The topic of the discussion will be Life on Small Planets . FASHION Mr. James Walsh and Miss Beverly Skotnicki have been elected the leaders of the fash- ion world in men's and wom- en's clothing. Miss Skotnicki's taste is unusual, but her out- standing ability to mix and match her wardrobe, contra- dicts the female trait of con- formity. Mr. Walsh, although thought by many to be color blind, has successfully persuad- ed the male population of the world to follow his tastes. HERALDRY Mr. Mark McEnany is now operating the new Academy of Heraldry, along with his other businesses. He has just purchased the Town St Coun- try Night Club, 333 Washing- ton St., Canton, but he still confesses to be having trouble getting into the C.M. Ball- room Dances. Be the tirst in your town on l I SPY MARS! here 8: abroad contact: D. Waterman, engineer Toni Forte or I I I J. Peavey 93 Can+on PTA proudly presenis Warner Bros. presenfs SEPARATE TABLES WILDCAT may by: Sfarring Diane Scanlon A- Yeomans NOW AT CINEMA I 8: II wifh: BFOCIOION Paula Napolifano Sandra Sampson Sandra Bufler Ruflm Conley Carol Tosi M l s 2 f c an 'Z' 'P ELEVATOR O ,L f sr-:oss Q . U' see :- Turorz Q O 3, A RETURNQQQQ-fxonmnuce po wo' A, ,G+ at THE Su-ILJBERTEIEHEPITIQSQ 9 -BAN. Starr-:rm 0 O N THE UNSINKABEIE-- JL SHO, MARILYN GIBSON S 5 F' FLINTSTONE gold medal winner 3-Hme in 'fhe OLYMPICS asks for your supporl' i of 'rhis year's 'ream AND GET THE BEST. can. 828 2377 Q :Zn 0 . .. .. - EUGENEICHARLES OLES PROPRIETGRS NOWUNDER NEW MANAGEMENT GQPHSNWUGWHIIE BosToN BUNNY cLuB ALL MAKES AND MODELS - for informaiion call: WARREN NICHOLS, business manager DOUG KEOUGH, owner - -J 41 S'ranIey BIins+rub Jr. presenis JOHN MAXWELL I1eId over by popular demand make reservafions early COMING SOON Glen McEIwain I DALE ALLBERRY I DANCE BAND WITHOUT REALLY TRYING for info: for hire con+ac+: BEN GREENE CANTON REAL ESTATE S. Mosley D. Freiday FOR SALE: Large Parcel of unimproved land wi+I'1 a building, Ioca+ed a+ Briangismnh 900 Washingfon S+ree+. 59ffacre wi+I1 THE ROLLING STONES . Q ficlcefs now on sale KID FROM -I I VOTE VOTE PAUL ANAGNOSTON CHAR'-UTTE EOR TOWN COUNCIL i I I RICHARDS SCHOOL COMMITTEE .I . - ' VOTE VOTE FRED BUCKLIN A. LOIVIBARDI FOR FOR us. SENATE I PRESIDENT ... I 95 l MAKE MILLIONS I bias!! lf cQ yesfamenf of 1562 Gfzss o mhefeen fun okeeof .szbcgyaszbf KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that we, the Class of 1966 of Canton High School, Canton, Norfolk County, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, being of not al- together unsound mind and memory, do hereby make this our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former Wills, we bequeath and devise as follows: To the juniors: all of our class spirit To the sophomores: the privilege of being upperclassmen To the freshmen: the satisfaction of no longer being the lowest class in the school To the faculty: an inexhaustible supply of patience And to numerous others: RICHARD ABDOO leaves his football locker to Alan Glines. DOUGLAS ALDRICH leaves to Mr. Buttner one vote for the candidate of his choice. DALE ALLBERRY leaves four wonderful years with Miss Fish. TERRIE AMMENDOLIA leaves six black and blues, one broken blood vessel, and one lumpy head to next year's varsity fullback in field hockey. PAUL ANAGNOSTON leaves to Mr. Valin another great fifth period class and, to his students, the cour- age to live through it. ROSEMARIE ANTONUCCI leaves the Irish jokes to Mr. Buttner. VIRGINIA ARABY leaves her sister, who,ll be a freshman, a megaphone so she won't disappoint Mr. Strumski at next yearls first rally. VIVIAN ARMANDO leaves the dress code to the teachers. RAYMOND BAILEY leaves Mr. Bedard a handbook on good teaching and marking techniques. GORDON BARNSLEY leaves his messy locker to 96 his little brother. ROBERT BECK leaves his gym socks that are four years old to Mr. Gibson. FRANK BENDER leaves locker 15976 and his long lost gym shorts to B.B.lVI.lVI.H.B. LINDA BERZOW leaves a quart of milk to David Walsh. WILLIAM BILLIKAS leaves a pair of cranberry Levis to Mr. O,Donnell. JON BLONDELL leaves his broken locker to some poor, needy freshman. LAUREN BODINE leaves her social life and a but- terfly net to Mr. Valin. CHERYL BONANNO leaves the women in the kit- chen an Easy Bake Ovenw, and a cookbook. JANET BONITO leaves the gym showers to anyone who wants them. TOM BOSANQUET leaves a portable heater for the poor slob who forgets his sweater. JOAN BOYDEN leaves to Mrs. Berteletti the tele- phone calls to any truant students. MARK BRADLEE leaves Mr. Badoian with the hope for another great team someday. ANN BROMBERC leaves her place on the Math Team to Marilyn and her basketball uniform to Willy'. FRED BROOKS leaves to Mr. Bedard a chemistry book entitled HChemistry Simplified. DOLORES BROWN leaves her locker to her sister or brother. MARY ANN BROWN leaves her smelly gym socks to her sister. WARREN BRYAN leaves Mr. Judge a new detach- ment of drill instructors from Paris Island. FRED BUCKLIN leaves a set of weights and a book entitled. Before and Afteri' to Neil Boreham. JANE BULMAN leaves all the Clairol products to some daring junior. GERALD BURNHAM leaves 55200 in doclor's bills and his chemistry set to Penne Wallace. SANDY BUTLER leaves the whole school to any- one who wants it. LAUREL CARLSON leaves to her sister and brother anything of hers that they might be able to use. LINDA CARROZZA leaves a vitamin pill to her brother Johnny. the '6Cravel Certiesw to Maureen Lahti. and mud to Sue H. JOAN CLARK leaves her spacious locker to Nancy Curtis. without seniors to bother her. CHARLES CLINES leaves Physics to a fellow genius. KATHRYN COHEN leaves her fondest memories of Canton High to her brother Bobby with hopes that he will have many of his own. MICHAEL COHEN leaves Jerry Flynn an empty quart of chocolate milk delivered to his door daily by his friendly milkman. Steve Peterson. RUTH CONLEY leaves M. Schneideris English class to anyone who can stand it and Mr. Brannelly's P.O.D. class to anyone who can stay awake through it. SUSAN CONNOLLY leaves the uMerrymen,' the key to Wampatuck. MAUREEN CONNOR leaves a cold towel to anyone who wants to use it to fix up their sore limbs from gym. EILEEN CONOPKA leaves her cousin. Janet, three more happy years at CHS. MARIANNE CONSALVO leaves to anyone who sits in the first seat. and row, in Mr. Valin's History class, an umbrella and a raincoatg and her locker to any incoming freshman who can stand the aggravation. DENISE CONTOIS leaves Mr. Morrison's philosophy course to any senior ambitious enough to take it. WILLIAM CORREIA leaves law to Mr. Ober. MARY CROWLEY leaves her Office Practice and Steno books to Dotty. V a- - f - H- if -- K -.. ---, RICHARD DANNER leaves to Mr. King all the trackmen and foul-ups. JOHN DECEMBRELE leaves to his brother. Dick, his football shoes and one used A.S. SUSAN DEFELICE leaves Nancy Zaniboni a pat on the back for all her efforts this season. PAULINE DENNIS leaves quietly. KATHLEEN DEWITT leaves her seat in the very first row of the auditorium to some nearsighted junior. PHYLLIS DOE leaves her treasurer's notebook to the next senior treasurer. KATHLEEN DOHERTY leaves her gym classes to anybody who likes to put mats away. FRANCIS DONLAN leaves his monitor post to some strong junior. BARBARA DONNELLY leaves a pair of dancing shoes and a lace shirt to Mr. Wliite for all the future student council dances. RICHARD DOODY leaves S.T. one trunk full of beer cans and a pair of Pesset boots to Mr. O'Donnell. DANIEL DUNN leaves the whole gol-dang school to all the underclassmen. MAUREEN DUNN leaves to Mr. Buttner a vote for his next election. and courage to her sister to face the next three years at CHS alone. ARNOLD EARDLY leaves the name Hardly to his brother. MAUREEN EARDLY leaves to her sister Dianne the fun of being a senior. MARY ANN FAMA leaves the memories of M. and F. to her sister Francine. SUSAN FARRELL leaves the hope that someone else will find a true friend like the one she found at CHS-right Shirl? DANNY FERNANDES leaves his goalie equipment to anyone crazy enough to play the goal and anyone who will go through putting it on. VIRGINIA FISHER leaves her chronic absences to her sister Sharon. KATHLEEN FITZWILLIAM leaves to Nancy Hart three banana splits. two frappes, a hamburg. a night- mare. a bottle of aspirin, a thermometer. and a book on '6EXciting Events in Historyf, MARY FOLEY leaves a black mantilla. a pair of white gloves and a record of Soldier Boyw to Nancy Hart: fa book entitled g'Profs. at Work to Carole Millerg and a salad and Patty Duke fashions to Margaret Hart. TONI FORTE leaves her reputable absentee record to her sister Andrea. RONALD FRADKIN leaves his postition as Echo photographer to some ambitious junior. DAVID FREIDAY leaves Ralph Smith a cast iron .049 c'Wildcat. 97 BRUCE FULTON takes everything with him. NIAUREEN GALVIN leaves The SCHOOL. PAI'l.A GALVIN leaves her laugh to anyone who can stand it. SLS.-KN GANGEMI leaves Miss Baker a French V class that behaves. JAMES FOLEY leaves 5 pair of slightly used ear- plugs for next yearis basketball team. FRED GIANNELLI leaves Mr. Gibson one craft on the rocks. with hatches secured. MARILYN GIBSON leaves baton practice to her little sister. Liz. JAMES GILLIS leaves his ability to upuntw in Mr. Badoianls class to anyone who needs it. JANE GRANT leaves to Billy O'Brien a neon sign saying. Keep to the Leftf, and a permanent door stop. BENJAMIN GREENE leaves with Jimmy Gillis. CHERYL GRENON leaves the Canton High football games to next yearis Seniors. MARK GROSS leaves Mr. Valin a large bib and a pogo-stick. ROBERT GLSTAFSON leaves Mr. Bedard one frog that is willing to cooperate in experiments. EDMUND HANLON leaves to Mr. Dow his portion of the model garage: and to any Ford. running on a hot six cylinder. his school parking space. PATRICIA HANLON leaves her shorthand note- book to Donna Digirolamo. MARK HANNINGTON leaves to Mr. Ober a statue of Perry Mason. presented by E. G. Marshall, and to the 3 B's lN'Iessers Butner. Boyer and Brannellyl a book How to Form a Government Without Really Trying. TOM HANNON leaves knowing what a great man Mr. Bacloian is. PAULINE HARRINIAN leaves reen shower curtains to the girlis locker room. LINDA HARRIS leaves little secrets to M. 81 F. LINDA HART leaves to her sisters Nancy and Margaret and to Mary Walsh a road map for their future travels. and to Donna Benkart a book H101 Im- proved Uses for Magnetsw. CHUCK HAYNES leaves the dirty football locker left to him by David Johnson. dirtier. VINCENT HEALEY leaves to Mr. Quintana a pair of glasses so that he can see. DIANE HENDERSON leaves her math problems to her sister and a list of ancient terms to Mr. Lombardi. ALISON HERBERT leaves a nose-plug and a hot potato to Mr. Buttner: boys and lunches to Kathy Signori. GARY HOLMES leaves his gym socks to Richard Gill. 98 I EDWARD JANUS leaves Mr. Higgins a tough math problem. PAUL JANUS leaves a mop for Mr. Gibson to scrub the deck: a cookbook for the cafeteria. WAYNE JOHNSON leaves Another', air conditioner to the computer. JOHN JORGENSON leaves Mr. Dow all the nhappyi' hours they've had in the shop. GREGORY KELLEHER leaves his three-day week- ends to Mr. Callanan. STEPHEN KELLEY leaves nothing elseg he left enough. PAUL'KELLY leaves all the Ais and B's he never got to little D. Contois. VIRGINIA KELLY leaves 2 more years of Canton High to G. K. and A. C. DAVID KELSON leaves the next two years of Canton High to his sister Karen. PAUL IRVING leaves quickly. LESLIE KENNEY leaves her extra horse shoes to whomever needs the luck. DOUGLAS KEOUGH leaves a book of fairy tales to Mr. Valin and uthe cavew to Pudd Doherty and his followers. PETER LADOW leaves childish things for someone to put away who'hasn't yet done so. HENRY LARSON leaves three wasted years to Uncle George Sz Jerry. JANICE LARSON leaves in a green V.W. ELIZABETH LEGGEE leaves her typewriter to next yearis writing staff. LINDA LEONARD leaves her homeroom seat in Pozland to some senior who can settle down people. LINDA LEWIS leaves Mr. Clough some silly putty. DORIS LYONS leaves as soon as possible, nothing to some nobody who wants nothing. DEBORAH MacKIERNAN leaves many rehearsal memories and an empty candy box to Diane Lind- quistg a complex fraction to Frank Lordg and thanks, peace and infinite patience to D. and L. BARBARA MANGAN leaves to C.H.S. all the school spirit that has developed this past year with hopes that it will develop even more. ROBERT MART-IN leaves to Mr. Masalsky a bottle of tranquilizers and a bottle of sleeping pills ibut use them in small doses, Mr. Masalskyll THOMAS MARUM leaves the dance he owes Nancy Bulman. BRIAN MATTA leaves Donna to walk to second period alone. GARY LEWIS leaves homework. JOSEPH MACARI leaves his athletic ability to Dick Decembrele. as if he needs it. NORMAN LAFOREST leaves to Mr. Valin a whole lot of Mickey Mouse. JOSEPH LEONARD leaves his levis to 0'D. JOHN MAXWELL leaves Mr. Ober a summons to appear before Canton High School next September to render another year of fine service. GLENN McELWAlN leaves to Mr. Redard a great big grin to use in his future Chemistry classes and also his favorite expression I believe youf, complemented by his gritting teeth. MARC McENANY leaves to Dick Decembrele the tradition of carrying on the language of the Ragtime Boys. PETER MCKENNA leaves to his cousin Bobby Wyman a pack of Cinnamint gum to be chewed while on detention, and to Mrs. Breen a Good Morning. Mrs. Breenf' DOROTHY MCNEIL leaves Mr. Tripp and Mr. Lom- liardi a book on How to Dance in Ten Easy Lessonsf' MARK MCPHERSON leaves the boys' gym classes one tennis racquet. CATHERINE MEADOW leaves to Maryanne White her Garrison belt. motorcycle boots. and bikini to put to good use next year. NANCY MENEELY leaves a zombie, a foil wrapped package of concentrated bilgewater tablets. an A-. and a French note to Mr. Morrison. MARY L. MERCHANT leaves some advice to Lynette Graybert: Don't take Bookkeeping or Home Ec. next yearf, SHARON MERLIN leaves a pair of stilts to some shrimp who can use them and a basketball uniform and size 12 sneakers to anyone who is big enough to fill them. CARL MILLER leaves a pair of knee pads to Gary Parsons. NANCY MILLIGAN leaves Mr. Buttner a handful of little leprechaunsg and to squirt the sit-ups and jumping jacks she didn't do. DONALD MINER leaves to Mr. O'Donnell a long lock of hair and a square of corduroy, to Mr. Tripp so someone else to operate his projector, to Mr. Gibson a scrub brush so he can swab the decki' in the gym. to Mr. MacDonald a new kilt and one gallon of petrol for his machine, A. CHRISTINE MERRICK leaves Gould's, the Hyannis Marina Pier 13, the Mayflower. and Pocket's Landing to Alice. STEVEN MINKWITZ leaves good luck to next year's football team. RICHARD MITCHELL leaves Steve Mathews a long season and Tom Gavigan 481. ' ... , 7. .. RICHARD MOBERGER leaves Mr. Ober a slightly unbalanced scale of justice: Mr. MacDonald a Volpe pin and a can of Campbellis soup: Mrs. Haines all his help: and his brothers to the entire school. LINDA MOGAURO leaves her teased hair to Mrs. Manning: and a pair of Levis to Mr. O'Donnell. LAWRENCE MORRILL leaves a one-a-day, cross- over-the-bridge problem to Mr. Radoian. a bottle of thrill-glue to Andy to give to Mr. Callanan. and a big chunck of meat for Mrs. Rreen. STEPHEN MOSLEY leaves. WILLIAM MULLIGAN leaves one lit cigarette and an ashtray in the basement to Rick Doherty. PAFLA NAPOLITANO leaves her locker to Lauren Ortendahl. GEORGE NASH AWATY leaves on a pogo-stick. JUDITH NECKES leaves her gym suit with the attached bloomers to her sister Roni. CAROL NICHOLS leaves a book to Dave Walsh on 'cThe Techniques of Bringing up Chilclrenf, WARREN NICHOLS leaves Mrs. Breen a new dic- tionary. EUGENE CYBRIEN leaves Dorsey Kelleher his dirty gym socks. WILLIAM J. OiRRlEN departs. MARY ODELI, leaves her memories of second lunch and M. and F. CHARLES OLES leaves three little brothers for Mr. Buttner. EUGENE OLES leaves to Mr. Valin his six sisters and three brothers. JOHN O'LOUGHLIN leaves his smelly gym sneakers and his parking space for any Chevy 3327 that can fill it. JOANNE OLSEN leaves Susan and Annette a place in the lunch line. PAUL O'NEILL leaves the 19th hole completely for Mr. Callanan. STANLEY OSSMAN leaves Mr. Valin all his ego. SUSAN PACKARD leaves a 'LNice Try in the Elec- tion to Mr. MacDonald and some false Analogies, Od Hominis. and Post Hoc's to Mrs. Rreen. JOAN PAIGE leaves all her good times and school spirit to some Jeserzizzg junior. JOHN PEAVEY leaves his locker to any Freshman who wants it. CHRISTINE PETERS leaves the showers to M.T.H. If she likes them so much. she can have them. PAMELA PLANT leaves M.H. to Mr. MacDonald. ALAN POWELL leaves note writing to EJ. poems to Penne, and everything else to Linda. 99 IAXVRENCE IJOYVERS leaves a fun vefn in Miss Donov an's loom. PTICPIIICN RAPIRIAEL leav es HC o u r a g e to Mr. liarloian s Classes. RORERT RAXVDINC leaves some of his hair to Mr. Xlr-Carlhv. PAUL PERRY leaves his crutches to some deservin creative. CHARLOTTE RICHARDS leaves to her 8 younger brothers and sisters the ambition to gain as much as she has in her past lr years at Canton Iligh. PAUL RIZZO leaves one Rizzo gym suit to a great. special senior-to-lie. TIIERESA ROACH leaves the walk up the path each morning to her sister. Auflrv. MARIE ROCHELEAU leaves a headache to David Campbell. PATRICIA RONISEY leaves her Romeo brother for the freshman girls. and her locker to her sister so she wonit have a mile lapse from each building. ELIZAI-RICTH RONAYNE leaves all the girls to her brother. Maurie. MARILYN RYLEY leaves to P. Walsh and T. Kelleher a lol of hard work but a lot of fun. SHANNON SALRACH leaves to Nlr. R. a pile of math pads for his pupils for doing their ushorti' math assignments. CAROL SALES leaves a pair of gym sneakers to Ronnie Titus. RONALD SALVATORE leaves his portion of a house SANDRA SAMPSON leaves to Ronnie Titus hopes of a good Senior vear. DIANE SCANLON leaves her good times in field hockey to Nancy Zaniboni. ,IUDITH SCHNEIDER leaves Miss Hayes a shower. SHIRLEY SCHOENER leaves the Campbell curse to Mr. MacDonald and wonderful memories of good times with good friends. RONALD SELRY leaves the delicious school lunches to fatten up his brother. Billy. MAUREEN SHERIDAN leaves the drill team with lots of luck and patience to Andi. BEVERLY SKOTNICKI leaves Miss Wynne a free vacation in Spain: and Mr. Sclmeiders the English Teacher of the Yearn award. DAVID SLOAN leaves dirty gym socks to Sky King. BRIAN SMITH leaves Miss Raker a bottle of red shoe polish. RORERT SOAVE leaves his locker to the unlucky person who has to come and open it every morning before school. SUSAN SOULE leaves the saran skirt to Mr. Lom- bardi. l00 PETER STOCKUS leaves all his hooks to anyone who has enough glue to put them back together and the happiness of the senior year to all who make it. NANCY STONE leaves after four successful years. EVELYN SULLIVAN leaves the book 'GHOW to Teach Chemistry , to Mr. Redard. and a little hit more ego for Mr. Valin. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN leaves Mr. Morrison a box of Cough Drops. MARY SULLIVAN leaves to Marilyn Dadasis the notes of sophomore year and the trying task of T. PI-IYLLIS SWEENEY leaves a volume of Mickey Mouse Tales to Mr. Valin. RORERT TAIBER leaves a six-pack of Metrecal to Mr. McCarthy and his portion of the garage to Mr. Dowis V.W. MARSHALL TACK leaves one RR. CHERYL TERRENZI leaves her white uniform to E. Gibson. and gym to R. Fisher and J. Bucci. She also leaves the Mercury to D. Stuart. RICHARD THOMPSON leaves Mr. Schneiders happy in the fact that there is only one of him. PAUL THORTON leaves his hockey equipment to his brother. ELAINE TOLIAS leaves Mr. Redard the experience of having another period 6 Chemistry from the year 1961-65 and a student Mas good as mef, CAROL TOSI leaves Kathy Signori a pillow to sleep on during P.O.D. classes. EDWIN TREE leaves Mr. Judge some Bach inven- tions. VIRGINIA TRACY leaves all the fun and trouble she got into in four years of high school to any lucky freshman. RARRARA TRINCHERA leaves a shower to the gym teachers. MARK TRUCZINSKAS leaves tl thinkl but will always remember the weekends at I8 Country Club Road. ZITA VAITKUNAS leaves her homeroom seat in 204 to any junior whose last initial is V. DONALD VINCOLA leaves to Mr. Gibson all the foulups in Canton High School. JAMES WAIJSH leaves one ,49 Ford to his brother, David. ARTHUR WEBSTER leaves his sister Jean to anyone who wants her. JAMES WEIR leaves a six-pack of Metrecal to Mr. MacCarthy and a Reserved Sign for Mr. Dow. RICHARD WEST leaves number 87 to next year's defensive end. Dorsey Kelleher and his used football socks to his brother. DAVID WATERMAN leaves the art of tietying to any freshman. MARGARET VANGEL leaves one bleached sweat- shirt, a pair of corduroy pants, and a pair of desert boots to anyone with nerve enough to wear them. PAUL WIIQDICRHOLD leaves a ihieeup. STEVEN WITT leaves the school to the Nlerrymen. ELENA VVHELAN leaves Pat Skelley the words. 'GHave you go any? ARTHUR YEONIANS leaves. still talking. WILLIAM ZANIBONI leaves Toasties, Bill, and l'il sister with a soggy. eramperl rifle from foothall and fielfl hoc-key games: his Jr. year to GC. IERONNA ZLOCHIVICR leaves to those sturlents smart enough to realize all the opportunities they have here, the faeulty, to help them attain their goals. O12 11513, fge 12122115 0Qy Ofjzne, 1966, ffe Clfdss of 1966 AGS 06'aw12 ffe aforeyozlrzy 1f2.3fl'UI1?QI?f 122 our presence, anof as wzfnesses ffereo i we 06 Aerefo 5U6xSCI'I6Q OUI' IPGIDQS. QW-ff Me, ffe ekefeof ofyfeers, 012 gefaf of ffe Gkss QFIQ66 qfcjazzfon Qscfoof 06 ferefy sfafe ffaf ffe agooe 13 frue fo ffe gets! gf our fnowrmge, . . . 2 7-1 HIGH Qfbvfxffl- - VX11- '-Dow'-J-I-we Q 9f JbL-JJ . IQ!! f7 O 'O 7866 JP 11 O 4 'LO ff? O U 4- dw r- . io CJ , -Q' O Q U, -ft 6 ,, ' lOl S z 3 '- ifrw -' V r 5, r Y -rll a,X'f l 1 A' f' fe. . ' 5 v-f-v .-I as . , , 'l 1' Q. 1- Q 'S '...f f I i 1 B, Churchill C. Callery F. Antonia A. Bertone B. Carlson T. Bournival J. Bright J. Aquilino E, Buckley D. Contois L. Carpenter C. Breheny - fb I MAJ.. '- rn in , NA ,.. 5, t ,V-..'. V ' B35 . '.. . x,'. xx ' s,J '-.. X.--. 'cf' -'lb' 4 '. c 45 N' gg if x -1 C. Aheurn M. Cleary E. Carara M. Bryant C. Berks E. Chartier J. Buornival L. Burke B. Allen E. Bloom J. Carroll D, Campbell ' ,v N, C Q f ' 1 ' . Q L - ,. 7' v.l1 w . ,, QS? 5 F. Beck J. Allen G. Carter A f f I . f 'gf- lra 5 fi KV? ' D. Bean E. Armstrong L. Bryant P. Blomstrom J, Brandolo N. Boreman J. Aprea M. Balboni E. Cash JLI IO Presiden t- Donna Larson Vice-President- Steve Matthews lx X , 3 .. Hd s...- .?-- is .ji . ,,A. 5 .s 7 Pi F 2 -.'. . , Ir-17' ,.I VL 2 vi-i I NJ ' v- qv I: . i : , i 4 N K ' .- -. 'in 5-L12 Tc s OR Q l X i Secretary- W. Croft R. Dirosarlo Lee Wendall T. Flanagan J, Coin W. Cleveland L. Coletti Treasurer- Lynn Carpenter nfl C . .,,,.. N A is . F 'Q . fe. u ' ' -. r Kal. 1 I ., J: J 3 ,il 4 l i. .fig f Y. i fv- 1 I . T' S. Doody M. Donaghey H. Donavan ' .j,,9' , .1 p-4' . . . .- 1 -. so . ,S 5 Z .4 914 15' .rf 'N X. Xi? U- , FT xi. r D. Durkee .l. Converse M. Fitzgerald Fl! .13 J ff C I. Doucet M. Eardly D. Eardly L. Donnelly C. Cooper N. Curtis M. Dadasis D. DiBiasio D. Henry J. Ferguson K. Ferry T. Hogan . 1.5 l wk E A E, Dockray A. Farrell W, Ford K. Comer R. Dooley E- J. D06 17 , -' , I, W , 531 I' I I 5 1- 1' QW X D. Delice D. Digirolamo F. Faire L. Dalton D. Haley K. Haines -an L- 1 0 -.X Y X Q... 0' ,rms . ,,,, Dy .Q K fl Nm,5.' . ef - 3. , B . 5 1 . -f' W V f 5 1 423 . , , .ff .- L3 R. Hines J. Goxatsos K. Perry B. Hermanson S. Hanson P. Gunn G. Healey J. Hornbuckle B. Govatsos P. Gray M. Gifford P. Gonley s B L 1 A l l A A 4 r 5 7 Ili 1 'J R ,-1 if ' .af T 4 am pcb -Z has X S. Howard Spirited Qtudents D. Gallant P. Gilroy fi is XYZ! i- Q . ij? X . 5 K I' T1 L. Grabert S. Gates B. Harris G. Guallieri E. Goldberg M. Franklin P. Harrigan S. Harding E. Hewitt J. Fraiser J. Harris J. Jameson .l. Mooney L. Leahy F. Kendrick L. Johnson G. Lewis R. Le-France S. Larson F. Lord L. Cobb march onward win, Kr-1' L Al, Wi- .gl ,-W . 7 B. Hutchenson J. Hubsch R. Landon 'C-7 3... fl 1 'J' 0' 'Vi vs lips' ' ..- sf 81:1 ?+fi'i -fb 'XI J L 41 'f f ,145 lv? .l. Kelleher M. Jenkins R. McPl1ail ' .1 gl -',, y . ', ' 7 f 3 a.- I L f M ' I W P 4 H 2.11. Y , xr A If ! X I L.. J 1 1 'A' N 1 1 Eu. l gf fx ,. VAVI A, Jackson K, Klimas N. Lewis T. Kelleher S. Matthews J. Perfetti J. MurDhY J- McElman DI Perry J, Mullane R. Redquest E. McLaughlin iff C. Len J. Ionelli R. Kelleher A. Jackson D, Lindquist M. Legee L. Mcpllail D. Larson M. Lllllti 7 1 Q . . L2 I 4 ff , 7' ,,' I 14 . ,Flip V ' I I I Q ll L L . , Vx. I H A l' NW 'L fzfffz, ,449 A A 'H , Y , N -f' r '- . v in . my D. Kelleher F. Leary G. O'Connel.l C. Parsons P. Pina R. O'Brien J. Nichols B. Matta R. Peterson I07 FAREWELL Senior Class of 1966 You are one of the finest graduating clas'es in the history of Canton High School. Your spirit and participation in school has been unsurpassed for many years. This has been illustrated by your tre- mendous bucking at rallies and athletic activities such as football, basketball, and hockey games. Your class has worked very hard to- gether as a whole. An example of this would be the breakfast you held before one of the football games. I am sure it was enjoyed by everyone. This unity among many other things has added to your great spirit and success as a Senior Class. The attitude of the members of your class is an excellent reflection of the faculty. The teachers' guidance and super- vision will help prepare you for the world into maturity thrusts you. You deserve the admiration of the com- munity as you will he a great asset to tomorrow's immediate demands. You may be offered a chance to play a vital role in tomorrow's world of uncertain future. Throughout my three years at Canton High School, I have watched other classes work together to strive for success, but I have yet to see the class that will surpass the spirit, ambition, and in- quisitiveness of your class of 1966. I only hope that your class will set an example for future senior classes to fol- low. .Iunior Class President Donna Larson ' - -vs ,N . . . 'gf 'f ur' , O Q: t , L ai 'T ' rvn. s. iv' , . 4. tif' -9 fr' I fit' IO8 , Lf to-.ffl f I ,X 0 . -Q f ,A -9 M, I Mi A' fo Q ess: 4, 'Juelz-gf, 4- fifiyfk ,-lc at i' 41' ' if 'ee If 105. AXQ5? R. Pina K. OlSllCd ll. McCarthy N. Rawding L. Owen M. Martin L. Martin J. Parker R. Podgursk J. Miley M. Romsey E. Terrenzi J. Sumner hulman D Price i W. O'Brien M. O'Keefe M. Oi D. Richards L. Rubenstein K. Ross R. Rubin J. Sansoucy R. Sellon T Scott K S1 nori - .hp B X. W. McDonough I.. Ortendahl D. Murphy qv I x . ya , , gyr- X ...M 4.3.5.3 4 v 1 1:31, ,s gin., isa. ,.!f: z .4-ei .xx 'Q Saws ff . . '. T. Moody D. Miller M. Mahoney L E' 'I . A : r. 'V .4 4:71-if .IVV ,f . . 1.-Q Z :bm-..... . 5 Q . . Q x E T? ll li. , xxx C3 B. Wile P. Truzinskus M. Thompson R. Wyman M. Travers R. Topf R. Whelan C. Wagner L . I N. Weiner K. Wellsley V. Tyber T. St. ,lean W. Selby P. Smiley H. Spierdowis A. Sheridan D. Stuart J. Schermerhorn A. Taylor L. Stillman .xml M. Wliite M. Wentworth L. Wm-ndull S. Ynung C. Xvirtu C. Tlminas R. Winkler L. Zi:-df-lis P. Wallace ll. Young E. Tenn D. Svaman M. Wal-h B. Titus D. Wx-ndall J. Turner ,l. Xxvlhfld A. Vipps S. ..' .1 i ff' V r f' Q' Q JE, . , az? ,. ., :,:V.:., avi . .TEL ,, . jlcfw' uf Q nn A . arf' 7- '1 . -'AW X 5 40 las, Q? L 9, i' . A fi Q ...1 .sf V V' ,, . ' f 1 vw 551, . Y 'kim' . Y l V , - ,X 'S S , .4 fff fl . f llllfi ? ai! '.'w?' A E. Doucett J. Combs V. Conncly T. Donovan R. Dunn S. llcvoe C. Doherty R. Croft S. Defelice S. Collins C. DiCastro .l. Dooley L. Di-vine L. DiRosi1ria LASS 4 X J' ef ' '5- .x qi '20, K, , -fix 'X ' 1 K C7 X 1 X '71-A5 fwt' ' ' 'fr' 'W - jf' n',..'..:f ,i +4 S. Divine M. Dykeman T. Douguay B. Donaghey K. Daley SCCTFIHVY-Sh91bY C03dY 1 D. Connelly M. Dudley K. Curtis R. Doherty J. Connelly TWUSUVCV-LHUYCUC Tangvlk 1, 3 M: 'I ,Ho In I 4 .ylggfi Q X .f I ' Y A, 'Selig ' iff' f' fv me ffm lf' fn . .lm M Z. - W f Q , J 'mf I A 'mi L ili? W W J i Q ' f 4 al fill- mimi if 42 GH y' L. DeMasi S. Daly R. Decembrelle D. Grover R. Centille T. Gibson R. Giannetta P. Fay R. Esterbrook T. Cavigan B. Foley E. Gibson D- F0rSyih E- C01'mf1Y1 in K . 9' 'fer K. Taylor S. Cates , L' . Q. .Y W, i FZ .l. Flynn A. Jordan 0 v. U K. Kent E. Hall II2 uae. Q i- lg gf' .V wr H iI '6iilW .1.fN H . VK, 'QFRP -2',3x g.:: If- film X' Pi 'Q' -.,tx W4 an X . 0. .Q . l A F1 I 3 K Q' ' ' F' ' Q .1 I ' m J. Cramer I. Erskine M. Greene A. Forte E. Farrbel C. Eckler P. Graham R. Fennessey B. Fisher C, Cmnt B, Fitzgerald D. Gibson 'X y 1 m . ' A F E 1- 7 5 'N N Xi fl' - 'N . D. Forsyth D. Kunkel K. Hay G. Hart E. Lane J. Hamm G. Kelly W. Kelleher Donna Larson, a junia , Queen of the Pancake Fes 3 N3 9 'xf .1 q. 'J 1 U '41 . l P. Jenkins P. Healey L. Irwin M. Kelly K. Kelleher N. Hart J. Kenefickt M. Heller K. Kelson P. Loke N. Jordan C. .lones KT' H Q wal l .V . 1.1 fr L fl! 711-'f ' 'lv-Y I. Levine P. Johnson R. Lorizio J. Mellon J. Ihlenburg M. Ni-ipris C. Haynes K. Mclsaac R. Mannin W. O'Brien g A. Menelly val held in the fall of 1965. M- 0165 -T 075- A 'A Mo ,hglx - 'HJL29 .- Q 'O ' ' ' .S 'Q i- , , . H1 'AU 5 l f Q. A. Kencfickt D. Nizushawaty YQ P. Mulligan K. McEnany ye' W. Lahti P. xlllvlvilll F. Kruger J. Martin 5 1':' V-' ' - 'KI I- ,fb C. Miller M. Murphy R. Neckes, L. Morley Ab I- Rx V. Molignano R. McNeil J. McGarrett L. Masciarelli C. Murphy R. McCilvery T. Philbrook L. Onishi E. Macleod M. Manning C. Macari S. Morganelli S. Milslandrea V. Mariani ' 7 X - M' 1 1 s ' 1 Q, J I I 1' li I ' hw ipxwzi? 2' 1 I f o . L. Poland D. Shea M. Oles C. Reynolds W. Richards B. Shea D. Petrilli D. Scrocco P. Skelly F. Orpin P. Pesaturo M. Pywell C. Oles S. Marlin D. Napolitano D. Quin R. Quin F. Ryan M . C. Slmpson L. Poirier R. Smith J. Turner R. Thomas R. Lubell I just love to draw on the board. II4 4 P 14.1 K K g N 9 1 . .IS 5 , K 7 M. Schnetzer A. Roach M. Roessel Q if S 4 AR. .'K lv Xp 54. 5 O I L. Ramonas E. Raggiani A. Ortega , 1 f 4 I . I Jr' 1,4 li 'f' f- ns, Y? 9' 5 ---Q ' fw fix 't f i' 5 .ivy ,Tr ' xy, ve ' I T. Soave D. Woodbury J. Sears S. Peehonis M. Ronayne T. Pavadore B. Smathers S. Wilson S Strong J. Soule R. Smith E. Yeomans D. Vrooman R . Thompson S. Thomas P. Stockus P. Sullivan L. Tangvik S. Turley E. Stubbs L. Wilhelmson J. Webster S. Zlochiver K. Sweeney R. Yves! ll. Wall C. Sli-net-l 5, Powers lf. l'inlxh:un R. Tulysewski F. Toniasi R. Sullivan 5. Thornton -VNC rv 1 FAREWELL The senior class is the nucleus of the stu- flent body. From it are drawn the offieers to students who work harclest to make Cantonis many soeial service activities as siieeessful us possible. Because of your high iclezils. high stanclarcls. ancl an en- thusiastic zittitufle. we. the elass of 1968. look to you for leadership. You are well qualified for the activities that you have undertaken. This is shown in many wayse- seholarships. athletics. and sportsmanship. Your spirit will surely be rewarrlefl by many Zlflllllfillllt? experiences anfl procluetive en- terprises. John lhlenburg. President of the Sophomore Class rv Us ' ' , vs ,,... 4 ., s if Q.. as S 1 . e fa II5 53--ar. I7 G. Boreham K. Bradley A. Andrews G. Anderson C, Barnsley S. Bachelder M. Altfillisch R. Arrigo E. Black L. Abdoo S. Aldrich L. Aledda J. Brennon D. Armstrong D. Benkart 'S--4' Q.: ' f xi 7 .y .1 A W A - Q9 . f f? X '1'. ' M- BQYd . W. Bauman K. Anderson D. Brown S- Bfffafdl K. BIOWH N. Brueggeman M. Brophy K- Costa S. Bryant B. Cooper M. Calabro II6 President John Brennon Vice-President Gloria Nickerson wb FRESHMA , 1 P- 'J O-i C 'Q I . fd 5 ,. D. Bodine T. Brown W. Correy E. Breheny D. Aprea D. Briggs E. Benbery D. Cotter P. Curran a s I ' , L. A' V Q aj-,A Q , . '-1 'f ' A ', ff 1. km . .u fl Q fi 1441 K 'l', .la ,K - ,lm .4 I x fl' X 4' I if B ra- . v -. j -by - l C 1'k,.,,, -' J- . . 1 Q fii:ii...-..-f2Eg: of I. Y v a ':::::.:::.:::S1t:1! . ' I ' I as gi an ' 7 .L X' ' 8. ' . 'Ll lx M I . C. Chamberlain K. Crowley J. Carmicheal A. Contois L. Coyle J. Croak Cammarata J. Buckley J. Connelly S. Colp J. Callahan R. Connolly C. Channon Costa D. Cushman D. Coughlin S. Citrano J. Bushlow W. Buckley J. Carrozza Chamberlain J .. B - K . .J ,...9 I' K 5 ,f',?t, 5 ,L 1 5 l J J X Q N . , R E' rf-, R -we 1- . fx! V L' A I nl U A xx I I . 1 iff' J 'ff' I '- - I I A -.Tk A ,I , 1 4, L' i .A X' N iff alfa fl 'lllgf if ' ' 1 ' ,ff 1 -9 . , 'l I 'lag' , if x 'jf ll , . 'a 5 ' 1 1 'M ' Q 4 X ' -I X Sffffeilffl' R. Cohen B. Carroll J. Bryan J, Corbett R, Dana Gall 0 Connell E. Bryant J. Cooke C. Starr B. Ford S. Cerzon Treasurer M. Fish N. Drake M. Dunn E. Calvin R. Ethier Marie Horrigan II7 -Aix -. ,. A ,pr , .1721 ' y r J 2 S J L - 5 Vs! 5- lr! JMU 1, . 1' 'K 1 a .a-,W - P 1 ,Vik , vw Y 3 ,. 1 1 -r L .4 ' , J i ,4 ' Y : C V '--- -. 4 H S. D3fd3T20 E. Doucette B. Devine S. Eames L. Cailigan T- DiM.351 J. Dykeman N. Doherty C. DePal1na C. Doiley J- FHTTUISTUU R. Devoe H. Donna A. DeLuca R. D'At!:1nasio ' n r- N +0 if T, 2 S. Gates B. Kennan J. Golub II8 I i ,,, -,g ,, J V 1 V A ' Y ll f' 'o J .J , -1- if 1' 2 Jviq' S ' 'J s d I -QA . . 51 15 E 2 . E f L ' x 11 Plym, A bl 'y s .f - ' f if y 3 F 1 l lv i nk .C 1 T. Cece-wuz A. HHIHHI 5. Jackson L Isenstein R. Cray C. Govatsos R. Hatcher J. Hubsch K. Kessler M. Harding D. Crennon D. Jenkins fg g- T. DiMasi D. Cada S. Fisher E. Ferguson R. Dardano E. C-aibl -+00 Qt ,. e V 8 . Q,- X D. Swardlick K. Gilmore II. Krueger I1 ' fi . if C. Jameson D. Craftun BI. Horrigun L. Jrmxrin D. Cramer K. Graham L, Lgrpcnus NI. Hart J. Kronillis D. Grover W. Kelly F. Hnsher I -N 5 K: X. L SP D. Lune D. Kaiser f... J rgrfDr Il Hrrl10I'llIf'Ck H. Xlalnmf-y P. Murphy 0 TFT rv Q v 7 I ..-N I, , I ,x ' -Y '14 .7714 K '1 ', I. 1 q ' , cd. fi A. Merriftk R. Minichielli P. McLaughlin D. Merchant M. Michener K. Masciarelli V. Meyer K. McCort D. Martin T. Lyne R. MCGLUIC .-X. Mvlntosh J. NIU.-Xtrrlnney B- MOUTH J. Masiolli II9 Jane monitors while Juniors pass to their next class. B. Lyons C. Martin J. Roache C. Pina R. Pike R. O'Shea S. Pariseau P. Mashawaty 'SZ' ' 1. K. Manning M. Rinaldi R. Ortendahl M. Patrone 9 'rngiva I X B 1 . E situ... ,,,i 1 gn' C7 fn 9X 'x Y nf' J. P. S R Leahy Mackiernan Large Melshin R Lynch V. McPherson L . I I5 McLaughlin A McKenna C. Muller K. Richards D. PQIIY R. Potter M- RIZZO J. Nickerson M. O'Brien C. Romsey M. Ross Q51 , V. I 7' X - A J 6.951 ff! 1 ff Iliff. Q .JT-R, . -5 I20 .,-.. fx, 'Y 4,5 .wh EY:-','.:f5 1 fb, ,,-..,,vgu,,, f 14? :Mrs 4:55, .QR ' 'fx , ff ff'!!!!Q! -,E I. Fw , fire: , v4 ' 35. l ' I . ,fs H U V7 I ,f 4' 1 1 Q' nv ,- KJ tv D. Perry C. Quin D. Philbrook M. Ronayne nf .3 ' ,. vin M4 ,g. Ia' I . 1 . 4 fu V- o I Qu A. Thompson D, Stoddard R- Pratt .l. Roffman C. Titus R. Thornton .sr l ft pu ,kb rv H K ' I5 1,5 Liim R v- . if .. xl? I 'Y-. YP, 'L Q Y' ' Q:-,,. 1 ,, .. I' Y . r- P. 1' ,, , . , E. Shumskcr W. Simms T. Smith R. Stuiti D. Sawycr L. Schiuvont C. Smith S. Smith J. Tamburino S. Sheridan J. Schneider D. Thornton D. Spardella K. Sullivan S. Stanlaske I N in vs' '.- . l x - ' I ls 1 5 X a s Yt lx 1' B. Selby W. Thorn S. Sandberg P. Tzannos M. Witt C. Salvatore D. Scott M. Singvr J. Tatro llIldt?I'l'lLl5!slllt'I1 uri- 1,-tiger to move upward. 'EST I4 xx It 1 . A P S. Sprague G. Thomas S. Terrenzi S Ronayne M Walsh N Zanottl S WCIIZ J. Trornentoui D. Wolfe R. Williams S Safford C Vallely S Tyller 5 Travis FAREWELL Good-bye Seniors. You have pushed us Freshmen around long enough! It's time for you to leave Canton High. From clown here, as Freshmen. we think you up there. as Seniors. have been a great class. We just hope that when we become Seniors that we can equal your Class. This year the Seniors led the school in S. Tucker V M. Whitworth ' i' ' K. Young A ' . ,,,, -- J. Teannie ECN' K. Winkler L Ui ' 'F -. YV Q KY Q?--. A - , . N J B. Wt,m1,:ilS ' K. Tyrel ' Varney f A ., N, Zanilioni ' lj ,l. Ventfkus 795' P. Ijfllrlrff , V. Tolius ul. Turtlulf ' M. Wllftxfllttlll D. Titus ' . 'Paar' 'J M. w..,m11,r.fy if C. Purclie iv. ' it , is , -. A Q ' 9 , w f J gy 1 hu . E E i 'J Q 1 1 1 . 3 j I 5. Standing: Treasurer, Bruce Allen, President, Noel Bosenquet. Seated: Vice President, Charlotte Richards, Secretary, Jill Daily TLIDE T CGLINCIL This year, the Student Council's aim was to pro- mote school spirit, Last fall, under the direction of our new advisor, Mr. Paul Callanan, we began by holding two dances for the students in the cafe- teria. Many firsts were accomplished by this year's Council, these included: an Induction Ceremony for the class officers, CHS Baracuder Jackets were made available to the student body, the Student Council Newsletter, and the printing of the pro- grams for the football games. Assistance was given to many organizations this past year. The Student Council sold refreshments and ushered at the Schollar Dollar Concert, issued a loan to the Na- tional Honor Society for the purchase of Christmas Trees, and helped needy familes at Christmas Time. The high point of the year was the concert in February. A full house of students and faculty thoroughly enjoyed the performance by the Kings- men and the Tallysmen hands. Since the ac- tions of the students present at the concert were very commendable, events of this type will probably become an annual event in the school in future years. Top Row-J. Ihlenburg, J, Hubschf N. Bosenquet, J. Decembrele, A. Meneely, W. 0'Brien, B. Fulton, C. Pinkham, F. Bucklin Second Row-J. Brennan, B. Allen, M. Ronayne, L. Onish, E. Ronayne, D. Larson, S. Mathews, W. Zaniboni, R. Potter, Mr. Callanan Bottom Row-C. Fuller, I.. Aletta, P. Hollenbeck, C. Nickerson, J. Grant, J. Daily, D. Kelleher, K. Anderson, M. Heller. Absent- C. Richards. l26 t il Y 's Y 'e ll u. Il ll li w 1. li E. ll tv B Q. 'e ly w 'e Top Row: B. Smith, F. Bender, J. Decembrele, F. Lord, W. Bryan, S. Raphel, N. Bosenquet, S. Matthews, A. Powell. Middle Row: Mr. Tighe, W. Johnson, F. Page, D. MacKiernan, S. Salbach, S. Merlin, Cangemi, Z. Vaikunis, M. Gifford, B. Allen, R. Custer- son. Bottom Row: G. Cualtieri J. Grant, L. Wendell, D. Stuart, P. Plant, M. Gibson, P. Galvin, L. Burke, A. Bromberg. Absent: V. Araby. X J w F l NAI I0 A V- Q? i . H 0 0 R .... f President: Allen Powell Secretary-Treasurer: S. Cangemi Vice-President: John Decembrele , 'l v I27 Top Row: D. Woodbury, F. Page F. Bender, I. Marsh, Mr. Badoian Bottom Row: A. Skekeley, S Coady, D, MacKiernan, A. Brom berg, R. Gustafson. This was C.H.S.'s second year in competition with 48 other schools in the Greater Boston Math League. The schools compete in six areas: arithmetic, algebra I, algebra II, geometry, and a team problem. After three of the four meets, Canton is again in FIRST PLACE. M TH LLIB Andrew Szekely, Ann Bromberg, and Debbie Mackiernan CPicture not availablel were finalists in a Math Contest They are now eligible for scholarships. Top Row: J. Hubsch, W. O'Brien, J. Decembrele, F. Donlan. D. Keough, M. Gross, N. Bosenquet. Middle Row: B. Allen, F. Bucklin, E. McLaughlin, R. West, P. Ladow, S. Matthews. Bottom Row: J. Grant, D. McNeil, T Kelleher, S. Kelly, D. Kelleher, J, Daily, E. Ronayne. Absen1:C.Richards. TU DE T EXCHA G Top Row: F. Bucklin, Mr. Valin, Advisor, N. Bosenquet. Bot- tom Row: S. Gangemi, J. Grant, A. Bromberg. On March 14, the Student Exchange welcomed the Jeremiah E. Burke School from Roxbury. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint others with our school and town life. And to acquaint our- selves with theirs. I29 Top Row: W. Kelleher, .l. Corbet, R. Buchanon, J. Mooney, D. Waterman, H. Donavan, R. Estabrook, B, Fisher, Lane, D. Miner, D. Grover. Second Row: R. Redquest, K. Ferry, T. Philbrick, T. Gibson, M. Pywell, A. Deluca, Turner, W. Corey, Cohen, E. Bryant, W. 0'Brien, D. Cada. Advisor, Mr. Bowyer. Bottom Row: R. Chamberlain, Nashawaty, N. Lewis, C. DeCastro, E. Fabro, D. Kunkle, L. Dalton, J. lonelli, G. Nashawaty. -aff CAMERA LU B l 1 Top Row: M. Aralny, S. Terrenzi, R. Fradkin, Mr. Quincy, Advisor. Bottom Row: M. Fitzgerald, L. Coletti, M. White, C. Meadow. l30 E J D T 0 Q r i z 9 3 l 1 Top Row: J. Miley, S. Salbach, K. Ross, N. Curtis, D. NI Sheridan Middle Row' W McDonou h P Doe P . . -, . 1 . . g , . , . Farrel, E. Tree. Bottom Row: M. Connor, J. Neckles, rozza, E. Conopka, B. Donnelly. Absent C. Richards De-Felice, E. Chartier, T. Kelleher, D. Seaman, J. Schnider, Calvin, K. Cohen, Miss Fish, K. Sullivan, S. Schoener, S. J. McWilliams, S. Packard, A. Herbert, J. Grant, L. Car- Top Row F. MacLeod, S. Tyber, A. Sheridan, E. Doe, R. Ethier, J. Fraser, B. Ford, L. Carpenter P Wallace 2nd Row C. Obrien, S. Mastandrea, G. Nickerson, S. Cerzon, E. Calvin, M. Young, N. Cordon C MaCar1e M Gross. 3rd Row S. Tamberico, P. Tzannos, G. Oles, D. Aprea, L. Oi, L. Mushiarelli, D. Thorton J Nlckerson L Lapenus. I32 V'-XTICS Top Row M. Balboni, B. Bames, E, Buckley, J. Indorato, D, Gibson, M. Green L. Rubenstein, R. Baker, M. Oles 2nd Row T. St. Jean, M. Dunn, M. Fish, J. Coombes, M. S1-lineitzvr, M. Murphy, B. Winkler, J. Parker, B. Smith 3rd Row D. Gramer, N. Zanotti, Oi, S. Young, B. Selby, L. Cooper, S. Gates K. Graham, M. Patrone. X... Top Row C. Haynes, R. Tulysewski, B. Shay, S. McLaughlin, P, Mackhieman, S, Citrano M. Manning, D. Shay, L. Wilhelmson. 2nd Row N. Borum, I. Doucet, E. Stubbs, M. Danner, S. Sheridan, A. Thompson, S. Stanlaske, D. Stoddard, K. Wesley 3rd Row K. Kent, J. Bushlow, D. Forsythe, M. Waterman, E. Gomian, S. Gates, W. Rich- ards, L. Devine, J. Sansoucy. I33 Top Row: V. Caldwell, M. Sclmetzer, M. Heller, S. DeFelice, S. Cangemi, N. Curtis, C. Berks, L. Ramonas, M Dykeman, C. Cohen. Bottom Row: T. Ammendolia, M. Gibson, D. McNeil, P. Plant, D. Digirolamo, T. Duguay, L Tangvik. Top Row: D. Larson, M. Boyd, B. Zlochiver, E. Chartier, D. Costa, K. Sweeney, K. Conley, Middle Row: D. Forsyth, F. Orpin, M. Young, E. J. Doe, L. Wendell, M. Donaghey, D. Lane, Bottom Row: L. Harris, M. O'Dell, D. Contois, S. Gerzon, S. Vamey, L. Gorman. Top Row: S. Packard, J. Grant, M. Gibson, N. Meneely, S. Herbert, V. Kelly, C. Nicols, P. Plant, B. Mangan. Bottom Row: C. Richards, S. DeFelice, P. Doe E. Tolias, J. Donnelly, M. Crowley, L. Hart. Sampson. Middle Row: C. Meadow, A l l E II ' . lf 4 ' F 5 F ll I U 1 5 Q-' 5, 4' ' ,15 7o, ' 'fro -.1 1 Jr, ' Q J X v ' 5 m S 4 3C , 5 x - x 5 ' . i I ' 1 ' .Q ' ktmvi ' ' nann- .wg X Q R 4 ' 4 ' Q . 1, ' ' Q JF 1 1 1 I I qllrr, 50,60 'gun-, ozllcgg :gg :gg .2 Ie: 1, 0 I.: ' ' ' ' ' an an C.l.8. if C.l.S. FUI! 035 C I 131 'I wtf ..- . Cl! Top Row: Mr. 0'Donnell, F. Bucklin, W. Witt, B. Fulton, S. Matthews, R. Doody, B. Matta, D. Walsh, P. Ladow, R. West, D Kelson, K. Ferry, J. Macari, Mr. Gibson. Middle Row: S. Minkwitz, D. Keough, F. Donlan, S. Kelley, R. Mitchell, D. Dunn, J Decembrele, A. Haynes. Bottom Row: T. St. Jean, T. Gavigan, L. Powers, W. Zaniboni, T. Gardner, F. Brooks, C. Oles, W. Nicols I35 3 i Bonomsll. Conopka, L. Berzow, E. Tolias, S. Connally, J. Grant, B. Trinchera, M. Eardly, A. Herbert, B. Skotnicki, L Lewis, L. Carozza, B. Donnelly. Second-J. McWilliams, E. Leggee, S. DeFelice, Z. Vailkunas, M. Brown, S. Salbach, S Butler, S. Gangemi, S. Merlin, D. Henderson, J. Olsen, J. Bulman, C. Peters, J. Scheider, J. Donnelly, C, Bonanno, B Mangan. Third RowfM. Consalvo, M. Dunn, N. Meneely, J. Clark, F. Gianelli, R. Moberger, J. Decembrele, D. Dunn, W Nicols, M. Cross, M. Hannington, L. Carlson. P. Sweeney, T. Roach, S. Soule. AbsentMA. Haynes, C. Richards SENIQR CHDRLIS - GTHER FIRST Bottom Row-M. Connor, K. Cohen, P. Doe, J. Neckes, P. Romsey, L. Mogauro, S. Farrell, L. Kenney, P. Galvin, K. Sulli van, M. Gibson, D. Scanlon, Second Row-K. DeWitt, R. Conley, C. Nicols, D. McNeil, M. Sullivan, L. Bodine, T. Am- mendolia, R. Antonucci, J. Paige, V. Kelly, P. Hanlon, P. Plant, J. Larson, N. Milligan, S. Packard. Third Row-C. Tosi, M. Vangal, B. Zaniboni, R. Martin, D. Fernandes, R. Doody, D. Aldrich, J. Walsh, M. McPherson, V. Armando, S. Schoen- er. I36 Mr. Morrison-lnstructorg First Row L. to R.-S. Cangemi, P. O'Ne-il, D. Contois, S. Raphael, J. Don nelly. Second Row-R. West, M. McPherson, P. Sweeney, L. Powers, Third Row-N. Bosenquet, F. Buck lin, W. Bryan. DRI ER EDLICATIC lil. I- -: Ill Ill Ill In l r ll W Il Q f ll! 3 UW SMS MMR Ebuumy wg UIISS MMU NT n 'l ' Driver Instructors: Mr. F. Labollita, Mr. Hughe Dowson, Head I37 ?5 fiW' - li' ' wif- ' :A A A 4' 9 wiv I 'C ivxf ,, hw 'Dt i .J . 1 , . , 2 J Iibfbiiieyji- 1 A T 1 L L I W ' 7 3 9 Y N .1 ' 6 ' :I 5' -1 I I ' I' J ': d . ,ug X51 Y My 144' O M, 1 43'-rg, 5 I I x w .M-ff-4 I I u 1 1 XBSJQZW as ., ,, +2 ' 215: , - W AQ V 113 5 ' 54 ' V ,Q - -5 ' A 4' I in 1 1 Y Q 5 ,vu , 4 - s li LJ ,. 'iii We have an extensive ,Xtli lt-tie prwgruni rtmsisting uf ftmtlnull. field lioclxey. lwys and girls basketlnall, lee littrfk- ey, indoor and outdoor track Boys and Girls tennis, Golf Cross Country, Baseball, soft ball. SPGRTS JP J Q z BATQIEQBM 7'A',fg.' f .3 ' BQFJ L l wg? l ogsill B1l'lg'fiF7S W ?72A?Jg J 5 15 VN! aff ,af-.1-lx fl' A l52f I3 15, l55 'sf-fit e2.',,,, an af' v- 'l 'f -If . W' 4 S. ww 9 A Mir 'gf 4 I Top Row: Coach Higgins, F. Bucklin, A. Clines, D. Decembrele, L. Poirier, F. Donlan W. O'Brien, D. Walsh, .l. Ihlenburg, J Walsh, T. Sl. lean, F. Brooks, S. Matthews C. Doherty, Coaches Tripp and Lombardi. Second Row: Manager Ed McLaughlin, R Abdoo, S. Minkwitz, D. Keough, P. Ladow, R. Mitchell, J. Decembrele, J. Macari, B. Fulton, D. Dunn, C. Haynes, R. West, L Powers, S. Kelly. Bottom Row: K. Hay, D. Wall, D. Caddigan, T. Pavadore, W. Zaniboni, J. Campisano, S. Daly, S. Powers, G. Sten' cil, M. Ronayne, .l. Armando. FGCTBALL CCAC HIGGINS 'I CO-CAPTAINS FULTON 8 MACARI we-f OE MACARI ya.: -- . '-, ,Q .--4.-......-Aa-A-ll-sv ' . . A f PETE LADCW X , .7 Eu. .' .fr - ' 4', yr .K ELF! f x I .Ja nfl , .- fix- 3. 4, X-: . - 11 .'.A j! xl . . ' 'Q I JOHN DECEMBRELE I43 -.., 'H+ B-,g. x ,f I V .' '- -4 g 1 k' 'Pfam YF- - . ' ni 'xv .--.Ai . ' . T v 52 x-' x ' -4- Q . nfl 12 Q.. n This year's 1965 football season was Canton High School's most successful season in five years. The Bulldogs' record was four wins, four losses, and one tie. This record though, is decep- tiveg with a few breaks the team may have won three more games. These were lost by a total of five points. The sole stale-mate with Stoughton was a very hard fought game as were all the othersg but this was the game and the boys were really up for it. It looked as if Canton had a victory when they led at the half by a score of 16-0. However, Stoughton scored twice in the second half and was able to thwart a late Canton drive. Canton faired well in non-league competition with a 2-1-1 recordg while they were 2-3 in the Hockomock Lea- gue. Canton Hull Canton King Philip Canton Foxboro Canton Mansfield Canton Westwood Canton Coyle Canton Oliver Ames Canton Franklin Canton Stoughton yn. W70 ' fffif' 1 , 5 A Q :ka i wi if ag 2 x ax Yr L ' 23 A pk i LL ' - 1 Q 1 r E s ? Q i l' -H li E xx 2 Mr f 7 ff 1 fx M v ,c Bi H J Hubscll C. Parson. T. Marung . J. F01 Q Ili- COACH BADOIAN YI , A A p.N.T0 7 4U 1, 23' I I47 sk E1 1 N , X 1 5 as JU ICR VARSITY ,' J ntillc, De Felice, M. Kelley, I Bradlf-6, K. Kelleher, 1. Ihlenburg. s y I Canton 79 57 50 Walpole 76 Avon 42 Westwood -L4 Foxboro 52 Franklin 49 Westwood 71 Stoughton 42 Sharon 63 Randolph 49 Mansfield 51 King Philip VARSITY RECCRD Canton 77 -n Oliver Ames 47 Franklin 51 Foxhoro 43 Stoughton 63 King Philip 50 Sharon 50 Mansfield 57 Randolph L15 Oliver Ames 50 Bishop Fenwick 'LM Framington North 60 First Row: E. Ferguson, D. Gada J. Carrozza, C. Mueller, J. Hub- sch. Top Row: Richards, R. Hat cher, J. Callahan, W. Kelly, M Ronayne, L. Sehiavone, D. Crov er. ' I49 CROSS CDU TRY eff? in I I ' 6 4 Top Row: W. Ford, W. Selby, R. Kendrick, G. Parson, F. Giannelli, J. Hubsch, R. Wyman, P. Thornton, M. Thompson, J. Govatsos, B. Allen, R. Sullivan. Second Row: P. Johnson, D. Freiday, S. Collins, D. Forsyth, S. Wilson, J. Schneider. I DQOR TRACK Top Row: B. Fulton, S. Minkwitz, J. Mooney, J. Decembrele, D. Freiday, C. Haynes, P. Johnson. Second Row: R. Smith, T. Gibson, P. Ladow, D. Forsyth, R. West, J. Macari, Coach King. Bottom Row: S. Powers, R. Selby, B. Hutchinson, T. St. Jean, F. Bucklin, W. Zaniboni, S. Collins, W. Selby. GLITDOOR TRACK i Top Row: R. Smith, B. Futon, S. Coach King, T. Gibson, P. Ladow, Selby, B. Hutchinson, T. St. Jean, l,,.nuwu1g-- E Q F 35? n?s, xx-Z We---A - ' Minkwitz, J. Mooney. J. Decembrele, D. Freiday, C. Haynes, P. Johnson. Second Row F. Ciannelli, D. Forsyth, R. West, J. Macari, J. Hubsch. Bollom Row: S. Powers, R F. Bucklin, W. Zaniboni, S. Collins, W. Selby. ,xg If N, ,TMA w .1 .J M49 HEERLEADERS Stana'1'ng: M. Walsh, J. Larson, B. Mangan, P. Plante, V. Kelly. Kneeling: M. Calvin, M. Ryley, D McNeil, T. Kelleher. , Q Y ff N n-L I G . e . x v l l52 Terry Kelleher, Dotty McNeil, Maryann rsun, Margaret Walsh. THE CHEERLEADERS BULLDQG IN CAROLE NICHOLS ACTION I53 1 H .Y il ' Xv f 7 v A ' R s I T Y C H E N Q- E ' R L E A D First Row: Dotty McNeil lco-capt.J, Barbara Mangan, Janice Larson, Dotty Kelleher, Second Row: Maureen Galvin, Pam E Plante, Margaret Walsh. Third Row: Virginia Kelley, Marilyn Ryley leo-capm. R l FRE HMAN CHEERLE DERS Standing: Nancilee Zannotti, Di- ane Cramer, .loan Nickerson, Deb- orah Costa, Deborah Crennon, Mary Walsh, Patricia Tzannos. Kneeling: Susan Ronayne fcaptl. I55 ill? ' 5 .A is ' D r mf,-X ' fwsfra 7? i f . s C2 UN + 1 , 9 Q 1 fs -if-,'7 fu ' n, 'xfx A 1.51 j rg, .V ,INA Qzfmqjf ,ffl ' H vf'r :Q A- 7 1 V . iv, 4 1,5 , QM if J ..' f Y- V I .' ' Atal J' . Q. oI ' 'V QV' r 'A ' ' - ' D I x 1 4 fn? ff ve' in: W, ' 1511--f4 ',l.f 'f '- ' vw, .L r ,L 'rf' ' 'D i L 1 .Ki , i V ' I I 1 9 wb 511' S I 4 h x f O I I l 'id ' Q LI : Rf' 1: 'I' fl: kr- . L . 3' L-n . . if x.: Lf, Q X' W I ga? '5 SH W, I zfqlxt-,: AQJL ,E ' LA' JY fifi' 5 A 'X 3'6 n 1 5 , 4 Q Yi Q pf 2159 Ki' iff ., . up Gmc 1' 3 EF E' ani q'?10'H- . u .v 'z , un, 1 .du A ij Y , , -,ff WT W. X Q., 1 :aw ii ,iw lin ,,.-4 .,d' N-f' XI, A ii 'E' E' -is Standing: T. St. Jean, P. Murphy, J. Kellelxer, W. Cleveland, D. Govatsos, R. Sullivan C Pinkhaln. Kneeling: A. Earclley G. Kell H00 1-'-lu he 'Y v . ' 9 9 Matthews, K. Comer, S. Smith. . Q , . , ,y-Xue' ' v,. 4 . ' Q -f 'l22M!'m,iqg-gig! .' 1' fl' A in gil' 4 X. 7 , .ff in W 2 X I . ... 6 ., COACH KIDD I58 'K .I n A 5 V fs'- ? , 2 ' 4 - r Et -, 22:9 fa 4 33112-,f 4' FT v 2. f-by . : Q 1 I ff' ' ' ' 5 l uv A I s , Q ,C v Q ' l 'Y 0.3 K6 9 1- Q P 55 ' Q ' ...bgvmnuw I ,....Q,y 1 ,, C l 1 4 , V '1 Mggo 42' 'r 4v.'., X ' 1 .N 5 Q. -W, BAS EB LL VARSITY Top Row: Coach Tripp, S. Matthews, R. Mitchell, J. Macari, Couch Gibson. Second Row: W. O,Bricn, J, Ihlenburg, B. Fulton, T. Cavigan, D. Fernandes. Q:q'5f.A c4 y-- .3517 A I 5,'fEg:-:.r+- , x . Q , , ...-9' ' -1. ,L v L Q. ilk- Vin J -,h :fi-:gr -W Mil. .VJ-il? 5'1 -- . n ' if-.bv v -a-1 ' , .. 4 - W- ,A ' 11+ ful af ' 8 . '. .if f , r 3. 1 A Y M 4 . 4- 7 K ,,. . A , . MM --f- A Qliov- -4' 5' ' M 1 J-, ', w w, jr- 1 ' ' - ,2'F ,..45i'?'i nv, . .gqlyl W. in I X 15 . .,Y. - .fi .3 5,1'b '-awk .. '11 H A . -N lg ' 5 ' .sill-. 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S Ossman, il. llurnlmm. T. Hannon, R. Smillm I A. Nlelmvvlv, if. linklmm. F. Zloclaivvr. li Allen. Kl1ll1'llVlg.' A. lMwc'll, N. llusurlqm-I ,l Folu , . GULF T. Pldllilgilll. ll. OlNvll, ,l. Cnvulsus, ll. Keough, Couch ffullunun. S. Witt, D. Camp- bell, C. Miller, D. Schiavone, D. Aldrich. llilililllii I6I FIELD HQCKEY N C l C .xl Top Row: F D. McNeil , F. L. MacPhail, F Pam Plant , S. Soule, N. Meneely, F S. Gangemif' E. Ronayne, C. Bonanno, F M. Cihsonf Coach Miss Hayes, Second Row: J. Dailey, D. Scanlon, FB T. Ammer1dolia, ' J. Larson, B. Mangan, F L. Carpenterf P. Galvin, HB P. Wallacef Bottom Row: L. Lewis, HB S. Packard, FB S. DeFelice, G K. Cohen, HB C. Richardsf E. Tolias. W4 L-3 T-2 Finished in third place. JU ICR ARSITY XJ Top Row: Coach Mrs. Alford, J. Bucci, S. Pariseau, P. Sweeney, D. Richards, A. Roach. Second Row: K. Daley, K. McNeil, A. Celi, M. Young, C. Grant. Bottom Row: E. Gorman, C. Nicholes, M. Ryley, N. Zaniboni. W-5 L-2 T-2 :First String -Varsity I62 4 u n fm ,M jx 6 i v., 0 4 Y t .4 4 ' - 4-1 gh 1 ,. x K iv. Q-4,21 - s Z 251, VARSITY First Row: Dorothy Kelliher, Nancy Meneely, Miss Mary Hayes fcoachl, Marilyn Gibson, .loann McElrnan. Second Row: Leslie Kenney, Ann Brornberg, Sharon Merlin, Diane Henderson, Susan Packard. GIRL ASKETB LL This year's girls' basketball team recorded one of its finest years. The girls, with the able coach- ing of Miss Hayes, finished the year with a 8-2 record. They displayed great effort and spirit which helped to bring the season to a successful finish in second place in the Hockomock League. The girls put up a valiant fight against Oliver Ames but finally lost by 2 points. The J.V.'s finished a fine year coached by Mrs. Alford. Their record was a 6-4. First Row: Dagmar Richards, Nancy Rawding, Wilma Richards, Jill Dailey, Kathy Sweeney, Shelby Coady. Sec- ond Row: Sandy Pariseau, Arlene McKenna, Donna Miller, Anita Taylor, Barbara Govatsos, Toni Soave. Third Row: Carol Miller, Karen Kelson, Nancy Zaniboni, Susan McLaughlin, Margy Murphy, Andrea Sheridan. Fourth Row. Judy Schneider, Pat Horigan, Irene Erskine, Mrs. Alford icoachb. I64 UA RT GIRL FGOTBALL Standing: P. Plante, B. Mangan, C. Nichols, D. McNeil, C. Merrick, J. Larson. Kneeling: L. Lewis, S. Soule, A. Herbert, C Kelly, M. Sullivan, L. Bodine, E. Leggee, C. Bananno. For the first time, the Senior girls organized their own football teams, the Pow-da-Puffs and the Petti- Pants, and then went on to play a rough game of tackle football for their sole encounter of the season. Under the expert tutelage of Coach Lombardi, the girls learned to block, tackle, throw, and how to run several intri- cate play patterns. The girls' adeptness at their new sport was demonstrated in the tough game they played with no holds barred. Few penalties were called as the girls stayed within the limits of the, NCAA rules. The lead seesawed throughout the contest with scintilating rl1nS by Pam Plante and .lane Grant bringing the ample crowd to its feet. The tackling was a thing to behold and a look of envy was noted on the face of the boys' coach, Mr. Higgins. The Pow-da-Puffs emerged the 12-8 victors with the future Petti-Pants vowing revenge next year. Q ? 1 5 Standing: C. Richards, L. Kenney, M. Gibson, S. DeFelice, J. Donnolly, S. Packard, J. Grant, N. Meneely. Kneeling: K. DeWitt, D. Scanlon, J. McWilliams, L. Carlson, J. Schneider, K. Sullivan, A. Bromberg, E. Tolias. SCHCGL ggi 0 RICHARD ABDOO Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Audio Visual 9, 10, Driver Ed. 11: Football 11, 12, Basketball 11, Tennis 10, 11, 12, DOUGLAS ALDRICH Activities: Basketball 9, 10, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Worked: Oldens Farm, Foxboro, 1965. DALE ALLBERRY Activities: Dramatics Club 10, Football 9, Golf 9, 10, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Class Play, YPF 9, 10, 11, 12, Worked: Copeland Farm Restaurant, 11, Framingham Landscaping Company, 11 THERESA AMMENDOLIA Activities: School Newspaper 11,, Dramatics Club 9, 10, Office Assistant 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11: Field Hockey 10, 11, 12. CYO 9, 10, 11, Worked: Canton Insurance Agency, 1965-66, .Io , Ann's Bakery 1965, Junior Prom Com- mittee, IBM Assistant, Senior Prom Committee. GEORGE ANAGNOSTON Activities: Debating Club 9, 12, Class Officer 9, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Freshman Class Presi- dent, Church Youth Group, I.C.A.L. Basketball Team, Brockton, Worked: Emerson and Cuming Inc., Canton 1965-66. ROSEMARIE ANTONUCCI Activities: Chorus 10, 11, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, C.Y.O., Worked, Plymouth Rubber, Canton 1965- 66, Junior Prom Committee 10, Ski Club 9, Senior Prom Committee 12. VIRGINIA ARABY Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12, School News- paper 10, Dramatics Club 11, Office Assistant 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, 12, Drill Team 12, Driver Ed. 12, Junior Red Cross 9, C.Y.O. VIVIAN ARMANDO Activities: Dramatics 9, 10, Chorus 9, 11, Worked, McLellan,s, Canton 1965-66. RAYMOND BAILEY Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Worked: Copeland Farm Restaurant, Framingham 1965, Professional Painting lhousesl 1963-64-65. GORDON BARNSLEY Activities: Library Assistant 10, 11, Audio Visual 11, Science Fair 10, Driver Ed. 12, Indoor Track 9, 10, Cross Country 9, Outdoor Track 9, Chess Club 9, 10, De Molany 12, YPF Vice President 12, Worked: Patriot Ledger 11, 12, I68 ROBERT BECK Activities: Driver Ed. 12, Worked: Shield Chemical, Canton 1965, Walter Dardano and Son Patent Leather 1966. FRANK BENDER Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Monitor 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Math Team 10, 11, 12, Class Officer 10, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Fair 9, 10, Driver Ed. 12: Cross Country 9, Tennis 10, 11, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Business Manager-Yearbook, Worked: Shield Chemical Com- pany, Canton 1965-66. LINDA BERZOW Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 9: Office Assistant 12, Pep Club 10, 11: Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 9, I.B.M. As- sistant 12, Ski Club 9, 10, Senior Prom Committee 12. WILLIAM BILLIKAS Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Debating Club 11, 12, Science Fair 9, Driver Ed. 11, Chess Club 10, JON BLONDELL Activities: Driver Ed. 9, Worked, Norwood Motor Parts, Norwood 1965-66. LAUREN BODINE Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Driver Ed. 12, Tennis 10, Softball 11, Ski Club 9, 10, Worked: Dedham Medical Center, Dedham, 1965-66, Senior Chorus, Girls' Football Team 12: CHERYL BONANNO Activities: Pep Club 10, 11, Green Thumb 11, Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 11, 12, Basketball 9, Ski Club 10, C.Y.O. Honor Roll pin, Senior Superlative, Typical Senior Girl. .IANIT BONITO Activities: Art Club 10, C.Y.O. 11, NOEL BOSANQUET Activities: Student Council 11, 12, National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Monitor 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Green Thumb 9, 10, Science Fair 9, 10, Driver Ed. 11, Cross Country 9, Tennis 9, 10, Pit Band, President of Student Council, Editor of Yearbook, Boy's State, Ski Patrol, Community Band, Boy Scouts, JOAN BOYDEN Activities: Dramatics Club 10, Driver Ed. 10, Field Hockey '11, Chess Club 11, Glee Club 10, MARK BRADLEE Activities: Yearbook Staff 12g Driver Ed. 123 Cross Country 9, 103 Basketball 10, 11, 123 C.Y.O.3 Canton Youth Clubg ANN BROMBERG Activities: National Honor Society 11, 123 Student Exchange 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Math Team 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Green Thumb 10? Driver Ed. 113 Tennis 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Soft- ball 9, 103 Girls' Football 123 Senior Playg National Merit Finalistg Tellride Association Semifinalist3 Workedg Temple, 1965-66. Horizon Club3 Young Judeag Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed: FREDERICK BROOKS Activities: Debating Club 123 Audio Visual 9, 103 Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 103 Football 9, 123 In- door Track 11, 123 Outdoor Track 11, 123 Letter in Trackg C.Y.O. Worked: Shields Chemical 1965-66, Canton. DOLORES BROWN Activities: Driver Ed. 123 C.Y.O. 103 Worked: Grants in Randolph, 1965-66. MARY ANN BROWN Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 113 Chorus 9, 113 Drill Team 103 C.Y.O. WARREN BRYAN Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 123 Band 10, 11, 12, Science Fair 9, 103 Driver Ed. 113 Science Club 93 Philosophy Class 123 Worked3 Mass. Hospital School, 1965-663 Republic Pipe and Supply 1965-66. FRED BUCKLIN Activities: Student Council 123 Monitor 11, 123 Class Officer 113 Green Thumb 9g Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 103 Football 9, 11, 123 Indoor Track 11, 123 Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12 3 Explorers 10, Philoso- phy Class 123 C.Y.O. Worked: Pequit Side Farm 1965-66. Junior Class President. JANE BULMAN Activities: C.Y.O. Worked: F ilene's South Shore, Brain- tree 1965-66. GERALD BURNHAM Activities: Science Fair 93 Driver Ed. 123 Outdoor Track 9g Basketball 10, 113 Tennis 10, 123 Science Club 93 Chess Club 10. SANDRA BUTLER Activities: Library Assistant 93 Art Club 9g Worked: Canton Pizza, Canton 1965-66. LAUREL CARLSON Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 113 Chorus 10, 113 Green Thumb 113 Nurseis Club 9g Driver Ed. 123 Senior Class Play 123 Assistant Sunday School Teacher. LYNDA CARROZZA Activities: School Newspaper 9g Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 113 Driver Ed. 123 Field Hockey 103 Softball 93 Senior Play 123 Prom Committee 113 Senior Chorus 123 Carnival Queen nominee3 Senior Super- lative, Class Flirt: C.Y.O.3 Sons of Italy3 Worked: Insurance Office 196-1-65: Jo-Ann's Bakery 1965-66. JOAN CLARK Activities: School Newspaper 103 Chorus 93 Driver Ed. 123 Basketball 93 Junior Red Cross Club 93 Young People's Fellowship: Worked: McLellan's 1964-65-66. CHARLES CLINES Activities: School Newspaper 93 Class Officer 93 Audio Visual 9g Driver Ed. 103 Football 9, 113 Ski Club 9, 10, 113 President of Ski Club 113 Ski Patrol 9, 10, 11, 123 C.Y.O. 9, 103 Brocton Y.M.C.A. Dolphins, Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 123 Squires 9, 10, Worked: Mainco and Ponkapog Pool3 Summer of '65 KATHRYN COHEN Activities: School Newspaper 103 Yearbook 123 Dra- matics Club 11, 123 Class Officer 12, Office Assistant 11, 123 Chorus 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Driver Ed. 10, Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 103 Softball 9g Junior Red Cross 9, Secretary3 Musical 11, 123 Junior Prom Committee 113 Senior Play 123 Manager of Field Hockey 123 C.Y.O. Worked: Casperis Beauty Salon 1965-66.3 Superlative, Most Spiritedg MICHAEL COHEN Activities: Driver Ed. 103 Football 10, 11, 9g Golf 9, IO, Ski Club 9, 103 C.Y.O.3 Worked: Blue Hill Country Club 19653 RUTH CONLEY Activities: Library Assistant 11, 123 Worked3 Fitz- gerald's Diner 19653 SUSAN CONNOLLY Activities: Student Council 11, Monitor 113 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12g Pep Club 103 Driver Ed. 103 Field Hockey 9, 10g C.Y.O.3 Worked: ,Ioannes Bakery 1964-653 Chartehouse 1965-66. MAUREEN CONNOR Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 123 Office Assistant 12? Art Club 113 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Driver Ed. 123 'Field Hockey 9, 10, C.Y.O. I69 EILEEN CONOPKA Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Library As- sistant 9, 10, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Science Fair 9, Field Hockey 9, 10, Basketball 9, Softball 9, First Aid Club 9, Dance Committee 11, 12, Senior Superlative, Perfect Couple, C.Y.O. MARIANNE CONSALVO Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Sons of Italy, C.Y.O., Worked: Sheet Metal Works, Inc. 1965, DENISE CONTOIS Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Library Assistant 9, 11, 12, Debating Club 10, Audio Visual 10, Philosophy Club, WILLIAM CORREIA Activities: Art Club 9, 10, Driver Ed. 12, Cross Country 9, Worked: Sheild Chemical 1965-66. MARY CROWLEY Activities: Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 9, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross 9, Letter in Softball. RICHARD DANNER Activities: Debating Club 12, Band 9, 10, Audio Visual 9, Driver Ed. 11, Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, Cross Coun- 'try 9, 10, 11, Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, Worked: Davis Traiter Co. 1965-66. JOHN DECEIVIBRELE Activities: Student Council 9, 12, National Honor So- ciety 10, 11, 12, Monitor 11, 12, Dramatics Club 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 10, Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Out- door Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Ski Club 9, National Honor Society Vice Pres- ident, Senior Superlative, Best All Around, Worked: Sharon Memorial Park, Summer of 1964, Algonquin Estates Summer of 1965, SUSAN DeFELICE Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Office Assistant 12, Pep Club 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 11, Ten- nis 10, Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls Football 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Capt. Field Hockey Team 12, Vice President C.Y.O. Superlative, Most Athletic PAULINE DENNIS Activitiesf School Newspaper 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, KATHLEEN DEWITT Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 11, Drill Team 11, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, Musical 10, 11, Junior Red Cross 9, Girls Football 1, Junior Red Cross Sec- 4 I70 retary, Director of Executive Board of Dramatics, C.Y.O. PHYLLIS DOE Activities: Yearbook Staff, Dramatics Club 9, 11, 12, Class Officer 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 11, 12, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 10, Senior Class Play 12, Secretary of Glee Club 9, Executive Board Dramatics Club 12, Senior Class Treasurer, KATHLEEN DOHERTY Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Chorus 9, Driver Ed. 10, Worked: Morse Shoe, Canton 1965-66. FRANCIS DONLAN Activities: Monitor 12, Art Club 10 9, Chorus 10, 11, Phys. Ed. .Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 10, 11, Foot- ball 9, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, Hockey 11, 9, Golf 10, 11, C.Y.O., Worked: Blue Hill Country Club, Canton 1965-66. BARBARA DONNELLY Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Senior Class Play 12, BYF Church Group, Worked: Norwood Hospital 1964-65-66. JANET DONNELLY Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 9, Li- brary Assistant 9, 10, Debating Club 12, Office As- sistant 9, Art Club 9, Pep Club 9, 10, Phys. Ed. In- structor 12, Field Hockey 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 11, Philosophy Club 12, Girls Football 12, Officer of C.Y.O., Quincy Tennis Club, Worked: Star Market in Norwood, 1965- 66. RICHARD DOODY Activities: Chorus 10, 11, Pep Club 10, 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 10, 11, Cross Country 9, C.Y.O., Worked: The Danahy Pharmacy, Superlative, Class Flirt, DANIEL DUNN Activities: Art Club 9, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Outdoor Track 12, Basketball 9, C.Y.O., MAUREEN DUNN Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 12, Chorus 9, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Ski Club 9, 10, 11, C.Y.O., Worked: Brocton Public Market, Stoughton 1965-66. ARNOLD EARDLEY Activities: Art Club 10, Football 9, Cross Country 11, 12, Hockey 11, 12, Golf 11, 12, Hockey Letter, C.Y.O., Worked: Wampatuck Golf Club 9, 10, 11, 12, MAUREEN EARDLEY Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics ,Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, Pep Club 10, Driver Ed. 12, Bas- ketball 9, Softball 9, Junior Prom Committee, Canton Drum and Bugle Corps3 C.Y.O.3 Worked3 Plymouth Rubber Company. Canton. MARY ANN FAMA Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 123 Driver Ed. 123 Chorus3 Worked: Morse Shoe Company, Canton 1965- 66. SUSAN FARRELL Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Office As- sistant 103 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Drill Team 9, 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Audio Visual 93 Senior Playg C.Y.O. DANIEL FERNANDES Activities: Driver Ed. 123 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 123 Co-Captain of Hockey Teamg Co- Captain of Baseball Team: Honors in Hockey: Worked: Woolworth's at Dedham Plaza 1965, VIRGINIA FISHER Activities: Dramatics Club 9g Chorus 9, 103 KATHLEEN FITZWILLIAM Activities: School Newspaper 103 Driver Ed. 11: Worked: Engineering Supply Company, 1965-66. MARY F OLEY Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 123 Chorus 11, 123 Driver Ed. 113 C.Y.O. TONI FORTE Activities: Dramatics Club 103 Worked: Morse Shoe Canton, 1965. RONALD FRADKIN Activities: School Newspaper 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 12g Camera Club 11, 123 President of Camera Club 113 DAVID FREIDAY Activities: Science Fair 103 Driver Ed. 113 Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12g Out- door Track 10, 11, 123 Senior Playg Worked: Hillsboro, New Hampshire Summer Work 1964-65. MAUREEN CALVIN Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 113 Chorus 9, 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 113 Cheerleaders 9, 123 Phys. Ed. In- structor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 103 Basket- ball 9, 103 Softball 113 C.Y.O.3 Worked: Plymouth Rubber Company, Canton 1965-66. PAULA CALVIN Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 123 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Chorus 11, 123 Drill Team 10, 113 Pep Club 10, 11g Green Thumb 103 Audio Visual 93 Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, Softball 9, 103 Senior Playg Gymnastics 103 C.Y.O. Spiritual Director: Two Honor Roll Awards 9. 103 Executive Board of Dramatics: Superlative, Most Courteous: SUSAN GANGEMI .fTC'fl'l'l.iI'6S.' National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 School Newspaper 93 Yearbook Staff 123 Class Officer 103 Of- fice Assistant 10. 11. 12: Green Thumb 103 Phys. Ed. Instructor 12: Driver Ed. 123 Field Hockey 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9. 103 Softball 9. 10. 11. 123 Junior Prom Committee3 Gymnastics 103 Philosophy 123 Senior Play: Secretary-National Honor Society 123 Honor Roll Award 9, 103 Horizon Club-Camp Fire Girls3 Worked: Lifeguard at Bolivar Pond 19653 FRED GIANNELLI Activities: Chorus 12: Pep Club 113 Driver Ed. 103 Cross Country 12: Outdoor Track 9. 11. 123 Basket- ball 10: Received Varsity Letterman Award: CE: Wo1'kecl: Stivalettar Co-operation 11. 123 MARILYN GIBSON Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 123 Office Assistant 10, 123 Art Club 93 Chorus 10, 113 Majorettes 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 10, 11. 12: Basketball 9, 10. 11. 123 Softball 9, 11, 123 Philosophy 12: JAMES GILLIS Activities: Yearbook Staff 123 Green Thumb 9, 103 Driver Ed. 103 Treasurer of Green Thumb Club, Worked: Shield Chemical Co., Canton 1965-66g Walter Dardano and Sons, Inc. Canton 1966. JANE GRANT Activities: Student Council 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Monitor 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 103 Pep Club 9, 103 Cheerleaders 9, 103 Phys. Ed. In- structor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Gymnastics 103 Junior Prom Committee3 Junior Red Cross 113 Girls' Football 123 Treasurer of Student Councilg Executive Board of Dramatics3 Carnival Queen Candidate, Honor Roll Award: C.Y.O.3 Christmas Festival Director3 Super- lative, Most Talented. BEN GREENE Activities: School Newspaper 123 Green Thumb 9, 10: Driver Ed. 113 Basketball 93 Baseball 113 Treasurer of Bowling League3 Worked: Shield Chemical Com- pany, Canton Summer of 1965. CHERYL GRENON Activities: Chorus 103 Drill Team 11, 123 Pep Club 113 Driver Ed. 113 Worked: Cumberland Farms, Can- ton 1965-66. MARK GROSS Activities: Monitor 123 Dramatics Club 11, 123 Audio Visual 9, 103 Driver Ed. 103 Football 9, 10, C.Y.O.3 Worked: Lil' White Store. Canton 1965-66. I7I ROBERT GUSTAFSON Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12g Yearbook Staff 12: Math Team 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. 12g Walther League of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Ded- ham: EDMUND HANLON Activities: Audio Visual 93 Driver Ed. 103 Worked: Canton Comer Service Station, Canton 1964-65-66. PATRICIA HANLON Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 103 Chorus 9, 10, 11, IZQ Pep Club 9, 10, TTQ Driver Ed. 123 Field Hockey 103 Basketball 9, 103 Softball 11g C.Y.O.3 Worked: Cum- berland Farms Canton 1965-663 Morse Shoe, Canton 19653 MARK HANNINGTON Activities: Driver Ed. 113 Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12: Philosophy Club 123 Treasurer of Chess Club3 Member of Quincy-Hydepark Y.M.C.A.3 Worked: King's in Brockton: Eastern Survey and Engineering Company3 THOMAS HANNON Activities: Pep Club 113 Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12g Football 93 Cross Country 10, 123 Basketball 9, 10, II, 123 Tennis 10, II, 123 Superlative, Perfect Couple3 PAULINE HARRIMAN Activities: Driver Ed. 123 .Iunior Red Cross 9, Presi- dent3 Worked: Shoreyis Ice Cream, Canton 1965-66, LYNDA HARRIS Activities: Dramatics 11, 12g Library Assistant 123 Chorus 123 Drill Team 103 Driver Ed. IQ, Christian Endeavor: Worked: Morse Shoe Incorporated, Canton 1965-663 LINDA HART Activities: Yearbook Staff 12g Driver Ed. 12g Senior Superlative, Most Bashfulg ARTHUR HAYNES Activities: Dramatics Club 113 Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 123 Driver Ed. 113 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Indoor Track 11, 123 Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 123 Hockey 9g Ski Club 103 L.R.Y.3 VINCENT HEALEY Activities: Debating Club 123 Driver Ed. 113 Football 93 Outdoor Track 113 DIANE HENDERSON Activities: Yearbook Staff 12g Driver Ed. 123 Field Hockey 10, 113 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Softball 10, 113 Received Letter 113 Swimming Team3 4-H Treasurerg ALSON HERBERT Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 123 Library Assistant I0, 11g Debating Club 93 Chorus 10, 123 Phys. Ed. I72 Instructor 12g Driver Ed. 12g Red CIOSSQ United Syna- gogue Youthg YMHA3 GARY HOLMES Activities: Driver Ed. 113 Worked: Green Harbor Marina 1964-65-66, EDWARD .I ANUS Activities: Driver Ed. 113 Worked: Shield Chemical Company, Canton 19652 PAUL .IANUS Activities: Driver Ed. 103 Worked: Shield Chemical Company, Canton 19653 WAYNE JOHNSON Activities: National Honor Society 11, 123 School Newspaper 123 Yearbook Staff 12g Green Thumb 9, 103 Driver Ed. 113 Basketball 9g Baseball 103 Ping Pong 11, 123 Chess Club 11, 123 Honor Roll Awards3 School Representative at Museum of Science Lecture3 Young Peopleis Fellowship3 Church Acolyteg Worked: Canton Corner Cemetery, Canton 1965-663 .IOHN .IORGENSON Activities: Driver Ed. 93 Worked: Sylvania 1965-663 GREGORY KELLEHER Activities: Art Club 11, 12g Driver Ed. 103 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Class Play3 Letter in Hockey 10, 12g Worked: Crowell's Shell Service Station, Canton 19653 STEPHEN KELLEY Activities: Monitor 123 Dramatics Club 9, 103 Class Officer 11g Art Club 9, 103 Chorus 103 Audio Visual 93 Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 93 Football 9, 10, 11, 123 Vice President of Junior Class3 C.Y.O.3 Babe Ruth League 9, 103 Worked: Dorothy ,Iean's, Canton3 Sparks, Norwoodg Genests Brothers3 Republic Pipe and Supply: John Pesaturo 1963-64-65-663 Most Humorous, Superlative3 VIRGINIA KELLY Activities: Dramatics Club 9g Chorus 9, 10, 123 Pep Club 11g Cheerleaders 11, 123 Driver Ed. 11, 123 Softball 11, 123 C.Y.O.3 Senior Superlative, Best Danc- er: Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 DAVID KELSON Activities: Green Thumb 103 Audio Visual 9g Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12, Driver Ed. 113 Outdoor Track 93 C.E.3 Ski Club 9, 103 Worked: Shield Chemical Company, Canton 19653 LESLIE KENNEY Activities: School Newspaper 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Library Assistant 10, 113 Chorus 103 Green Thumb 103 Science Fair 113 Driver Ed. 123 Tennis 11, 123 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 l t i 1 4 l s Softball 9, 10, Junior Prom Committee, Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, Ponkapog Pony Club, MYF in Milton, DOUGLAS KEOUGH Activities: Monitor 12, Band 9, 10, 'Dance Orchestra 9, 10, Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12, Driver Ed. 10, 12, Football 9, 11, 12, Indoor Track 12, Basketball 9, 10, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain of Golf Team, Received Trophy in Golf, C.Y.O., Worked: Assistant to the Pro at Ponkapog Golf Club, Canton 1965, PETER LADOW Activitiesi Student Council 9, 10, 11,, Monitor 11, 12, Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12, Science Fair 9, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, Superlative, Best Looking, HENRY LARSON Activities: Driver Ed. 10, Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, Worked: Shield Chemical Company, Canton 1965-66, .IANICE LARSON Activities: School Newspaper 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Class Officer 11, Chorus 10, 12, Pep Club 11, Cheer- leaders 12, Green Thumb 11, Driver Ed. 11, 12, Ten- nis 10, Field Hockey 11, 12, Softball 11, 12, C.E., Girl's Football Team, ELIZABETH LEGGEE Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 12, Chorus 10, 12, Driver Ed. 10, Tennis 10, Softball 12, Girl's Football Team 12, LINDA LEWIS Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Chorus 10, 12, Pep Club 11, Cheerleaders 9, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 9, 10, Softball 12, C.Y.O., Superlative, Most Carefree, Worked: Naponset Industrial Park 1965-66, DEBORAH MACKIERNAN Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Year- book Staff 12, Math Team 10, 11, 12, Green Thumb 9, 10, Science Fair 9, Driver Ed. 11, Music Appre- ciation 9, Vice President of Green Thumb Club 10, First Prize in Science Fair 9, Election to National Honor, Merit Finalist, Neponset Choral Society 11,, 12, C.E., Church Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, 4-H 9, Worked: Canton Public Library, 1963-64--65-66, BARBRA MANGAN Activities: Dramatics Club 11, Chorus 11, 12, Cheer- leaders 12, Field Hockey 12, Basketball 11, Softball 11, 12, Philosophy Class 12, ROBERT MARTIN Activities: Art Club 12, Driver Ed. 10, Senior Class Play 12, Musical 12, Community Christmas Project, C.Y.O., Worked: Ronnie's Department Store, Canton 1966, THOMAS MARUM Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Driver Ed. 12, Indoor Track 9, Cross Country 10, 12, Outdoor Track 10, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, C.Y.O., BRIAN MATTA Activities: Phys. Ed. Instructor 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, Indoor Track 10, Outdoor Track 11, Basket- ball 9, Baseball 9, Senior Class Play, Chess Club 9, Philosophy Club 12, Senior Superlative, Most Talka- tive, JOSEPH MACARI Activities: Phys. Ed. Instructor 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Superlative, Athletic, GLENN McELWAIN Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 10, Debating Club 12, Band 9, Dance Orchestra 9, Driver Ed. 11, MARC McENANY Activities: Debating Club 12, Phys. Ed. Instructor 10, Driver Ed. 10, 11, Cross Country 9, Outdoor Track 12, Golf 11, Gun Club, Worked: Canton Public Mark- et 1964--65, American Academy of Heraldry, Coply Square 1966, PETER MCKENNA Activities: Library Assistant 12, Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, won Saturday Art Class Scholarship 10, 12, Won Second Pgize in Spring Art Show 11, Superlative, Most Talent- e Z DOROTHY MCNEIL Activities: Student Council 9, 10, 11, Monitor 11, 12, Dramatics Club 9, Class Officer 9, Office Assistant 9, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 10, 11, Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12 , Softball 9, 10, 11, 12, C.Y.O., Co-Captain of Cheerleaders, Dance Committee for Junior Prom, Girl's Football Team 12, MARK MCPHERSON Activities: Debating Club 12, Driver Ed. 10, Football 9, Cross Country 11, Tennis 11, 12, Ski Club 9, 10, Na- tional Ski Patrol, C.Y.O., Worked: Connors' Wayside Furniture Company, Canton 1965-66, JEAN MCWILLIAMS Activities: School Newspaper 9, Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Art Club 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 10, Basketball 9, Soft- ball, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Worked Jo-Ann's Bakery 1965-66, CATHERINE MEADOW Activities: Library Assistant 11, 12, Art Club 12, Cam- era Club 12, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Science Fair 11, I73 NANCY MENEELY Activities: Art Club 9, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 12, Basketball 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, 12: Intramural Basketball, Intramural Volley- ball: Captain of Girls ,l.V. Basketball, Letter in Softball, SHARON MERLIN Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12, Class Officer 10, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Science Fair 10, Driver Ed. 12, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 9, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Softball 9, Letter in Basketball, Honor Roll Awards, C.Y.O., Worked: Life Guard at Charter- house. Chestnut Hill. Newton 1963-66, CHRISTINE IVIERRICK Activities: Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Nurse's Club 11, Driver Ed. 11: Field Hockey 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11: Softball 11: Ski Club, C.Y.O., CARL MILLER Activities: Debating Club 11, Audio Visual 10, Driver Ed. 12, Cross Country 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, NANCY MILLIGAN Activities: School Newspaper 11, Drill Team 10, Pep Club 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Guid- ance Office Assistant, News Editor, of School Newspap- er, Church Group, Worked: Plymouth Rubber Company, Canton 1965, ,Io-Ann's Bakery, Canton 1965, DONALD MINER Activities: Art Club 9, 10, Chorus 9, Audio Visual 10, 11, 12, Vice President of Audio Visual Club, -Teen Age Bowling League, C.Y.O., STEVEN MINKWITZ Activities: Monitor 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12, Driver Ed. 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Letter in Foot- ball, All Hockamock League Center 11, Worked, Scho- fields Incorporated 1965, Senior Superlative Most Courteous, C.E., RICHARD MITCHELL Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Band 9, Phys. Ed. Instruc- tor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, Basketball 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain of Baseball Team, Letters in, Football, Basketball, Base- ball, and Track, C.Y.O., RICHARD MOBERBER l Activities: School Newspaper 9, Dramatics 11, Library Assistant 10, 11, Debating Club 10, Art Club 9, 10, 12, Audio Visual 9, Milton De Molay, Worked: A Sz P in Norwood 1965, Canton Veterinarian Hospital 1966, LINDA MOGAURO . Activities: Dramatics Club 10, Chorus 10, Driver Ed. 10, C.Y.O., Worked: First National Store, Canton 1965- 66, I74 LAWRENCE IVIORRILL Activities: Drivers Ed. 10, Cross Country 9, Baseball 10, 11, Explorers 9, Chess Club 10, 11, 12, Business Men's Bowling League, Teenage Bowling League Treas- urer, Liberal Religious Youth, 400 Bowling Club, STEPHEN MOSLEY Activities: Debating Club 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11, In- door Track 9, 10, 11, Cross Country 9, 10, Outdoor Track 10, 11, C.Y.O., Worked: Mainco Arading Com- pany Canton 1965-66, WILLIAM IVIULLIGAN Activities: Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 11, Indoor Track 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, C.Y.O., PAULA N APOLITANO Activities: Dramatics Club 12, Driver Ed. 12, C.Y.O., Worked: W. T. Grant Company, Dedham 1965-66, GEORGE NASHAWATY Activities: Audio Visual 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 10, Worked: Food Enterprises Incorporated 1964-66, .I UDITH NECKES Activities: School Newspaper 9, Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 10, Driver Ed. 11, Guidance Assistant 11, 12, Junior Prom Commit- tee 11, Senior Chorus, Executive Board of Dramatics, Y.M.H.A., U.S.Y., CAROL NICHOLS Activities: 9, 10, Yearbook 12, Pep Club 11, Green Thumb 11, Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 12, Basket- ball 9, Girl's Football Team, Worked: Newton, 1965- 66, WARREN NICHOLS Activities: Chorus 9, 10, 11, Pep Club 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, Indoor Track 9, Basketball 9, 10, C.Y.O., Worked: Lord Fox 1966, Senior Superlative, Best Dancer, A EUGENE O'BRIEN Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, Driver Ed. 11, Football 11, Indoor Track 11, Social Director of C.Y.O., Pequit Junior Rifle Association, Inc., Vice Pres., Worked: Joseph B. O'Brian Construc- tion Company 1964-66, WILLIAM O'BRIAN Activities: Debating Club 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11, Base- ball 10, Vice President of Debating Club, C.Y.O., Worked: Danahy Pharmacy 1966, Blue Hill Colmtry Club, Canton 1965, MARY ODELL Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, Library Assistant 123 Chorus 113 Driver Ed. 113 C.E.3 Worked: Mezoff and Bauman, 19653 CHARLES OLES Activities: Debating Club 113 Phys. Ed. Instructor 11, 12g Driver 12g Cross Country 93 Basketball 9, 113 Canton Business Bowling League3 C.Y.O.3 Worked: St. John's Church 1965-663 EUGENE OLES Activities: Audio Visual 103 Driver Ed. 103 C.Y.O.3 Canton Business Bowling League3 Worked: Oles TV 1962-66, JOHN O'LOUGHLIN Activities: Worked: Dickies Gulf Canton 1966, Canton Center Mobil 1964-653 .IOANNE OLSEN Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 113 Art Club 113 Driv- er Ed. 123 C.Y.O.3 Worked: Drug Service C0-op. 19663 PAUL O'NEIL Activities: Golf 11, 123 C.Y.O.3 Philosophy 12g Worked: Sunny Vale Farms, 1965-663 STANLEY OSSMAN Activities: Yearbook Staff 123 Debating Club 9, 11, 123 Science Fair 9, 103 Basketball 9, 103 Third Place in Science Fair 11, U.S.Y. 1962-66, Vice President 1962, Worked: New England Fixture and Partition, Boston 1965-OOQ SUSAN PACKARD Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 12Q Phys. Ed. Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 9, 122, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Senior Superlative, Best Lookingg Worked: Forrest Cleaners, Canton3 JOAN PAIGE Activities: Dramatics Club 10, 11, 123 Drill Team 10, 11, 123 Pep Club 10, 113 Audio Visual 9, 10, Nurse's Club 9, 10: Driver Ed. 123 Worked: Morse Shoe, Canton 19653 Ronnie's Discount Store 1965-663 CHRISTINE PETERS Activities: Dramatics Club 11, 123 C.Y.O.Q PAMELA PLANT Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Dra- matics Club 9, 103 Library Assistant 93 Office Assist- ant 10, 11, 123 Art Club 10, 113 Pep Club 103 Cheer- leaders 9, 12g Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Softball 9, 12 3 Girls, Football Teamg Worked: Duval Corporation 1966, Gym Instructor 123 ALAN POWELL Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 123 Dramatics Club 103 Debating Club 123 Basketball 9, 103 Golf 93 Tennis 10, 11, 123 President National Honor Society: Young People's Fellowship: Worked: Shield Chemical 1965-66, LARRY POWERS Activities: Driver Ed. ll: Football 9. 10. ll. 12: STEPHEN RAPHEL Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Year- book Staff 12: Science Fair 9, 10: Scholastic Achieve- ment Award 9. 10, 11: Biology Seminar 103 Science Club 9: ROBERT RAWDING Activities: Driver Ed. 113 Indoor Track 113 Basket- ball 9, 103 PAUL PERRY Activities: C.Y.O.3 Worked: Turnpike Street Cantong 1965-663 CHARLOTTE RICHARDS Activities: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 123 Monitor 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 9, 10. 11, 12: Pep Club 9, 103 Phys. Ed. In- structor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 93 Softball 9, 10, Ski Club 9, 103 Gym- nastics 9, 103 Junior Prom Committee 113 Girls Foot- ball 123 Musical 9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Art Appreciation 123 Vice President of Student Council 123 Editor of Yearbook 123 Girls State 113 Executive Board of Dramatics 123 Representative of Student Council Workshop at Amherst 11, Carnival Queen Candidate 9: Senior Church Choir 10, 113 Sen- ior Superlative, Most Courteous. PAULA RIZZO Activities: Green Thumb Club 113 Driver Ed. 11g Worked: McKesson and Robbins, 1965-663 Mr. Donut 1965-663 THERESA ROACH Activities.' Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics Club 123 Of- fice Assistant 93 Chorus 123 Pep Club 103 Cheerlead- ers 9, 103 Driver Ed. 113 Prom Committee 113 Worked: Charter House, Newton 1965-663 MARIE ROCHELEAU Activities: School Newspaper 10, 11, 123 Art Club 10, 113 Driver Ed. 123 Co-Editor of Advertising on School Newspaper and Business Manager: C.Y.O.Q Volunteer for Heart Fund3 PATRICIA ROMSEY Activities: Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics Club 9, 103 Office Assistant 93 Art Club 123 Green Thumb 113 Driver Ed. 113 President of Green Thumb Club3 Jun- ior Prom Committee3 C.Y.O.Q I75 ELIZABETH RONAYNE Activities: Student Council 12, Monitor 12, Dramatics Club 9. 10: Chorus 9. 10, Drill Team 10: Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, C.Y.O., MARILYN RYLEY Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Pep Club 10, 11, Cheerleaders 9, 10, 11, 12, Green Thumb 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 11, Tennis 10, 12, Field Hockey 12, Ski Club 9, 10, Sen- ior Play, Senior Football Team 12, Chorus 12, Co- Captain of Cheerleaders, Award for Work at Carney Hospital: Senior Superlative. Best All-Around, C.Y.O., Worked: Carney Hospital. Dorchester 196-1: Morse Shoe, Canton 1965: SHANNON SALBACH Activities: National Honor Society 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Art Club 9, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12: Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Softball 9, Young People's Fellowship, CAROL SALUS Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, RONALD SALVATORI Activities: Worked: Ponkapog, Canton 1965-66, SANDRA SAMPSON Activities.' Green Thumb 11, Nurse's Club 9, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 12, Tennis 12, DIANE SCANLON Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Library Assistant 10, Chorus 9, 10, 12, Drill Team 10, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Tennis 12, Field Hockey 10, 11, 12, Softball 10, C.Y.O., .IUDITH SCHNEIDER Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 10, 12, Art Club 12, Majorettes 12, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 12, Horizon Club, United Synagogue Youth, Senior Play, SHIRLEY SCHOENER Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 9, Soft- ball 9, Rotary Club, C.Y.O., Horizon Club, RONALD SELBY Activities: Green Thumb 11, Science Fair 10, Indoor Track 12, Cross Country 9, 10, President of Canton U.S.Y., A.Z.A., Ski Club 9, 10, Worked: Selby Auto Supply Company, Inc., Boston 1964-66, Langleys Deli- catessen in Newton 1965-66, MAUREEN SHERIDAN Activities: Yearbook Staff 12, Dramatics Club 11, 12, I76 Library Assistant 9, Chorus 11, 12, Drill Team 1 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 12, Basketball 9, 1 12, Softball 9, 10, 12, Drill Team Captain, Horizc Club, C.Y.O., BEVERLY sKoTN1cK1 Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, 12, Yearbook Stat 12, Dramatics 11, Chorus 11, 12, Pep Club 11, Driv Ed. 12, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Superlativ Best Dressed, C.Y.O., Teen Democrats, Worked: F lene's, Boston 1965, DAVID SLOAN Activities: Chess Club 10, Worked: Duval,s 1965, BRIAN SMITH Activities: National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Dr matics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Math Club 10, 11, Band ' 10, 11, 12, Dance Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver E. 11, Harvard Book Club Award, Senior Play, Cantc Festival Band, Tennis 10, 11, 12, Football 10, Worker Shorey,s Ice Cream, Canton 1965-66, ROBERT SOAVE .V l ll 1 1 . I , M tl lx V N I . 1. Rl lt 1,1 I P A Activities: Driver Ed. 10, 11, Little League, Balfgi Ruth League, Boy Scout's, Worked: Shields Chemical Company 1964-66 SUSAN SOULE Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, Yearbook Stalli 12, Class Officer 9, 11, Pep Club 9, 10, 11, Gree Thumb 11, Driver Ed. 12, Tennis 10, Field Hocke 11, 12, Softball 10, 11, Ski Club 9, 10, C.E., PETER STOCKUS Activities: Driver Ed. 11, Ski Club 9, 10, Nationa Ski Patrol, Young People's Fellowship, EVELYN SULLIVAN Activities: Library Assistant 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11 Pep Club 10, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 9, Basket ball 9, Softball 9, 10, C.Y.O., Worked: Carnie Hos pital, 1965-66, KATHY SULLIVAN Activities: Dramatics Club 12, Chorus 12, Driver Ed 11, Tennis 12, Basketball 12, Softball 12, Senio, Play, C.Y.O., MARY SULLIVAN Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Pep Club 9, 10, 11 Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, Softball 11, Ski Club 9, 10, C.Y.O. Worked R. H. Sterns, Braintree 1965, PHYLLIS SWEENEY l . V, i Iv' ! L Activities: Yearbook 12, Dramatics Club 10, 11, Classl Officer 10, Art Club 9, 10, Chorus 10, 11, Pep Club 39, 10, 11, Green Thumb 9, Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 12, Softball 9, Y.P.F., ROBERT TABER Activities: Art Club 9, Driver Ed. 10, Worked: Shield Chemical, Canton 1965-66, lla MARSHALL TACK Activities: Chorus 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Golf 10, Canton U.S.Y., Chess Club 9, 10, Ski Club 9, 10, CHERYL TERENZI Activities: School Newspaper 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 9, 11, Library Assistant 11, 12, Chorus 11, Majorettes 11, 12, Pep Club 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Softball 9, Head Majorette, C.Y.O., Editor of News- paper, RICHARD THOMPSON Activities: Worked: Shield Chemical 1965-66, PAUL THORNTON Activities: Dramatics Club 10, Pep Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Football 9, Cross Country 10, II, 12, Outdoor Track II, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, C.Y.O., Co-Cap- tain of Hockey Team, Senior Superlative, Typical Sen- 1or, ELAINE TOLIAS Activities: School Newspaper 10, Yearbook Staff 12, Debating Club 12, Pep Club 9, 10, II, Green Thumb 11, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 11, Tennis 12, Field Hockey 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, Softball 12, Captain of Junior Varsity Field Hockey Team 11, Treasurer of Green Thumb Club 11, Ski Club 10, Girls Football Team 12, Senior Superlative, Most Hu- morous, CAROL TOSI Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 10, Art Club 10, Field Hockey 11, VIRGINIA TRACY Activities: Dramatics Club 9, Field Hockey 10, Worked: Republic Pipe and Supply Company, Nor- wood, 1965-66, BARBARA TRINCHERA Activities: Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 9, 10, Softball 9, C.Y.O., Worked: W. T. Grant, 1965, MARK T RUCZINSKAS Activities: Driver Ed. 11, Football 9, Baseball 9, 10, 11, C.Y.O., Worked: Cumberland Farms, ZITA VAITKUNAS Activities: National Honor Society 12, Green Thumb 11, Driver Ed. 11, C.Y.O., Worked: Jes Automatic Retail Vendors 1965-66: DONALD VINCOLA ACH-lVl'fl.6S.' Debating Club 12, Driver Ed. 11, Football 9, Outdoor Track 11: C.Y.O.: Worked: Shields Chemi- cal Co. Canton 19661 JAMES WALSH Activities: Football 9: Basketball 9, 12, Senior Su- perlative. Best Dressed: DAVID WVATERMAN ACll'l'I.ll'l'S.' Audio Visual 11. 12, Driver Ed. 11, C.Y.O., Worked: New England Telephone and Telegraph Com- pany, 1965: DAVID WEliSTER Activities: Driver Ed. Il, Indoor Track 9, 10, Worked: Shield Chemical Company, Canton 1965, Dardano Patent Leather 1965-66, JAMES WEIR Activities: Art Club 9, 10, 12, Driver Ed. 9, Cross Country 9: Worked: Sylvania, Needham 1965, RICHARD WEST Activities: Monitor 12, Phys. Ed. Instructor 12, Driver Ed. 11, Football 11, 12, Indoor Track 12, Outdoor Track 11, 12, Letter in Track, and in Football, Workecl: Carpentry Work 1965, ELENA WHELAN Activities: Dramatics Club 9, 11, Art Club 10, 11, Driver Ed. 12, C.Y.O., Worked: Bartlett Adhesives, Canton 1965-66, ARTHUR YEOMANS IR. Activities: Driver Ed. 12, Cross Country 9, Worked: Duval Corp. Canton 1965-66, WILLIAM ZANIBONI Activities: Student Council 12, Class Officer 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Orchestra 12, Phys. Ed. In- structor II, 12, Science Fair 9, 10, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 10, 11, 12, Out- door Track 9, 10, II, 12, Basketball 9, President of Senior Class, Senior Superlative, Most Spirited, Musi- cal Pitband 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play, Festival Band, C.Y.O., BRONNA ZLOCHIVER Activities: School Newspaper 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics Club 10, Library Assistant 10, II, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Basketball 9, 10, Advertising Manager of School News- paper, Traveler Reporter for School Newspaper, Worked for Operation Discovery in Sharon, Treasurer of LRY 11, President of LRY 12, Editor of Paper's for LRY-ero, I77 CHANCELLOR APARTMENTS 3I5 Revere S+., Canfon A. C. 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Yun ,gil--,. 5, -,V V 5, -,f lap- 1 ., ' L , ,2 i i 5 4 ,,.,i,,,,,- .ginsujb Q- ,- ' If-'gi f ,Q-l'fr, f5X'-li. - 1-iv X-f-FFL -N ' . 'AH . , .-fag, -,L f N1 f- if ..c, i . -'rf A Rr ,vii-.-,4 ::g1::.'1'r.-.7'.,.,'1 lv-'iff 1'-,u 2i,'12.'1.L.i JS-' T753-'fm Main plant and general offices located in Canton, Massachusetts. One of four modern Dairy Plants, buill' to serve you beHer, and save you more. CUMBERLAND FARMS Dairy Stores Originotors of Realistic Milk Prices D fl I I' d fhere, s'fep on if Compliments of JOSEPH D. GALVIN INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 703 Washingfon S+reeI' CANTON. MASS. DIAL 828-0505 X' ' BLUE HILL COUNTRY CLUB In New EngIand's Iinesf-Iacnllfy for your social Iundrion-Weddings Dances Banque-Is Reunions Open All Year PECUNIT STREET CANTON FA 3-I068 828-2000 CompIimen'Is of DOM'S COIFFEU RS 47 I Washingfon S+reeI' CANTON Dial 828-3 I I 5 I P Compliments of CONNORS WAYSIDE FURNITURE C0., INC 2239 Washingfon SI'ree+ Roufe I 38 CANTON, MASS. 828-0785 CANTON PAINT zz. WALLPAPER STORE I 535 Washingfon SI'ree1' I CANTON I DIAL 828-0782 u SHANNON OIL ' I1 I do you mean my rockin x' Discrepancy ls The Negalion of Knowledge MILL NO. Z I 80 Bussey SI'ree'l' DEDHAM. MASSACHUSETTS PHONE 336-0550 Complimenls of School MAI NCO Supplies CANTON, MASS. Dial 828- I 550 EveryI'hing for Ihe school The chair recognizes fhe delegafe from Ireland. WTTI1 Complimenfs of FRANK 81 VlNNY'S CANTON JO-ANN'S BAKERY 709 Washing+on S'l'reef CANTON. MASS. ffrue fha? blondes have more fun? SHOREY'S ICE CREAM 81 LUNCHEONETTE 35I Turnpike Sfreef CANTON RTE. use DYKEMAN PHARMACY INC. WILLIAM H. KERSHAW, a.s., Reg. Phar. Complimenfs Of 825-we cANToN LOBSTER 3i,fLT3L7+i2ASSEfe+ COMPANY INC. 204 S. 'N-x. . . l2II -l- 8II + I2IIISophia LEWIS A. SCHOFIELD D. B.A. SCHOFIELD, INC. Canion Branch Concre're Forms Dedham Sfreef CANTON, MASS. DIAL: 828- I 075 DIAL: 828-I 676 C. W. CROWELL 2l60 Washingfon S+ree+ CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS ,. 1 Mary had a IiHIe lamb . . ff TM 'ff TTANTA 'QT Q1 Q x w ff-J Complimenfs of FRED MacDONALD AND HIS SOCIETY ORCHESTRA, F53 Complimenis of PAUL E. TAYLCR REAL ESTATE You can be sure wi+h a realforn ie ou S+op...Look...8cLis+en...'fhelfy yby own 206 Complimenrs of FIRST IMPERIAL JEWELERS, INC. II I Sharon S'rreeI STOUGHTON, MASS. P m. cake-wI+I1 all 'rhose rich desseris. you'II puI' If f Iaweighrf' Complimenfs of CRANE DRUG, INC and Hs fine sfaff ROBERT B. THOMPSON Treasurer CRATHCO, INC. Complimenfs of EASTERN SUPPLY, INC IOOI Turnpike SI'ree'I' CANTON, MASS. De n+is'rs CHARLES P. CALLERY 635 Washingfon S+ree'r Canfon HERBERT S. YOLIN I473 WasI1IngIon S'rree+ CanIon RICHARD N. TIERNEY III7 Washingfon SIree+ Canfon WILLIAM P. STAPLES I378 Waslwingfon S+ree'r Canfon ROBERT E. CHODROFF II7 Sharon SIree'r S'rougI1Ion NORMAN P. CLEVELAND 635 Washingfon S'rree'r Carfron .X X X xx X N X Dociors NELSON D. 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