Canton High School - Echo Yearbook (Canton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1967 volume:

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'B Q I., .A A ' . 1866 THE ECHO I967 PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF I967 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS 4 ANTON PUBLIC LIBRARY 4 ANTON MASSACHUSETT9 C 012 fel? fs 80910145 7 yyfessaye i70I'QlUOl Of J 5 139000011612 6 -i7dCUA!y JDJ .fZ06221lr211Sf1'af1b12 csenzbrs Qsenzbr fbln 0QI'ChSS!2? en 7701151710 Qgporfs Qsezzzbf Qqcfzkfzfzbs 93115122 ess 5 33 31 104 134 150 134 196 EDITGRS' MESSAGE E I i Ei ff' 'E' 4 H Oytzxf- Q. Dagmar R. Richards Senior Editor 4 ala I ,,.,, 165-,H 1 Fink. 1- f4?'T F.-',,!.!,'F rg n lg-f LQQ-wM9,OO, .rg 1 :nu r audi 3 Q Zicvccp, E- Cllivw H Bruce E. Allen Editor-in-Chief Dorothy J. Kelleher Senior Editor The 1967 ECHO is the product of many people, and many talents working together. We would like to thank all the people who helped us, and especially our advisor, Mr. Morrison. We hope that the 1967 ECHO brings enjoyment to you now, and in the years to come. FQREWORD What is a yearbook? A yearbook should set the reader's imagination to work. It should recall some of the work, happiness, excitement, and feelings of our four years at Canton High. Pictures recall different things to each person, and as we leave Canton High School for work and college the pictures in the yearbook should recall the friends and places which were once so familiar. With this in mind we have created the 1967 Echo, to help recall your memories of the Spirit of '67.,' 1 - r i ' l r Ls 'M tiatafa d ! l gp i I t - I y 'Sh , ffsv R 4' K. 'fi :'. f 'ff' 4 A. 4 s - s . . - .. ar A, , r 519'-Ls wx 'fwvl W' .',,1Lf. J' 43. ,. I. ,,,,, . 'ni' Nfe, u ,.., nz'- ..,-'3- .. 1 1 O Q--, .J- I 1 5- o--1 4 DEDICATIO To show our appreciation for everything that he has done for us in our four years at Canton High, we are pleased to dedicate the 1967 ECHO to Mr. Callanan. Rarely does one meet a man with the enthusiasm, humor, and understanding of Mr. Callanan. As a teacher he has inspired in us a real desire to learn. His dedi- cation to us, whether as an advisor of the Student Council, as a coach, as a teacher, or as a friend, has created in us a feeling of respect and friendship for him which will be long remembered. Because of his sin- cere interest in us, we dedicate our yearbook with grati- tude to Paul Callanan. Q ,fer Y. -S 3 59' , by me . -f ' 'f 7 s. AND NDMINISTRATION C 'N MR. WILLIAM H. GALVIN SLIPERIN' TENDENT OF SCHOCLS K,.41,1 -4 PRINCIPAL ' new MR. RGBERT J. UDONNELL SCHCOL CQMMITTEE V Seated: Leonard O'brien, Dr. Margaret Brayton, Daniel Galvin lChairman7, M. Ruth Ruane, Ronald Pouo, Standing John O'connell, Joseph Gecewicz, Thomas Lane, William Calvin Absent: John Morgan, William Kelleher MRS. JOSETTE SCHNETZER Secretary MR. JOHN O'CONNELL Assistant Superintendent ' VICE- PRINCIPAL 0 1. MR. RALPH CLOUGH f LIR E I MRS. MARION BERTELETTI OFFICE STAFF 1 :IIB X3 MISS OLIVE DUGGAN MRS. ELLEN ANDERSON Treasurer 1: V - f ' o f 'ml A W' . I Sf: ,4--G -- B, ' A 7 4,24 , fm. M, A ,1 A II- T ' 'U -will C2 LIBRARY -.Q MRS. RUTH HAINES MRS. ANNA LADOW --,fi v T.,-Al lib MRS. JANE HOWARD MR. ROBERT CONARD Dept. Head GUIDANC DEPARTME T R I r U F l 3 R 9 ...Q W Y X A MR. ALDO LOMBARDI MRS. JEAN DANNER Secretary 3 A ZF M . 4 D? - A I Q ,Jul MR. GERALD GOVATSOS MRS. HELEN BREEN xo- , -. 1 ' . I A ' x ' 'K 'S O J 4 'ii' I , ..-.fx MRS. DORIS LOWRY MR. ROBERT TIGHE Dept. Head Y , 1 , C ' u. ' A, 0 1 ' -4 f ,Q , . I .,.,,, O f 1 A M, S Wai MISS JESSIE PITHIE MR. HOWARD MORRISON MR. PAUL SCHNEIDERS E GLISH DEPARTME T N4 in- MISS BARBARA STARR 1 A, I... MRS. CAROL TIMMER K5 3 Miss KATHLEEN WALSH n -IN . I MR. RICHARD WHITE W. X if , 7 1 'i f ' ' 4 '- , , , i , 3 'x 9 I A R- ., ' 2 f '- 2 1 5 P X An- N -ff ,. .. pm Z , FU FJ U 2 D' 'FU U UU O 2 '-4 L'-'1 'JU 1 W J o fi 2 M 1 'uf'-'s1..'u ' 1 .-25 N 75: 1 1. x l 1, R Ns .lv-4 MR. JOHN BUTTNER 4 MR. THOMAS BRANNELLY M' . 4 ,f M 1 4 i 1 A MR. DAVID HAINES 4 , O nv, ,I -I 5 MR. FREDERICK MacDONALD SOCIAL TLIDIE DEPARTME T MISS PATRICIA MCARDLE Dept. Head K 'H N . lx 1 v Ir I MR. JAMES VALIN MRS. PRUDENCE RINGER 'dv O gyrus' MR. WALTER STRUMSKI :Ti l , ' Q Q- A I 1 I-. - J --4 X4 . MATH EMATICS DEPARTME '.'+A -:. ,Ik :fl ffffRf1 fx vxvwx N X 'ltY1 lK f ' X ' 4- ffgvg fy I X xg X 'x NJN wx 1 y sa. 5. LA S-I be , lf' R513 , 'hl il52E:g View :Y i'WC-15 MD ll y Q www-1 y ' V AR H X 4 ARSL1? ,NW MR. MARTIN BADOIN Dept. Head MR. RALPH CLOUGH 'x MR. GEORGE CARNIE 5 W 'FRN 1 -r'-gr-1 . WV? ' Y gig H .. ' ' x 'R' 1 X 'ff .3 l - MR. ARTHUR BEDARD 3 MR. JAMES MOORE Dept. Head I ' C 0 J -'N.fg, Ru 44 v 5 X v I 1 ...J MR. EDWARD POZNYSZ 53 - 3 l y B. W 3 4 3 MRS. MARJORIE BEDARD A if DEPARTME T MR. JOHN TRIPP f gixx L A ALJ Q XX 1' Y , WW + W 1 , P l ' Ws1:Ff:4' t Sfffkxkr ' . -Z - A: g ff'1QEOvfZ4.x,5 . KVSEQQ Q - 3 :C 6 GN Wylie, -5 1 ,V R ,li X, ff NL f ff f v X' fx MR. JOHN O'LEARY SIQ MISS SUSAN BAKER if '54 MISS JEANNETTE BERTRAND Dept. Head 'EM MRS. MARIE MURPHY MR. HUGH DAWSON FOREIG LA GLIAGE DEPARTME ! I E I 1 MRS. NOREEN FRIZELLE P' FI E RT DEPARTME T l x J.. MR. JOHN JYDGE Dept. Head ' ar -. Vg ,A - 1' ,. K f-.13 A T' 'N U 5 15 xx 'L ,'-X ---.TY.-V x,------ - .f.4 . YH ,'.4.f-ff YAQIN H'-Iwgtiis AVJ. NIR. DOXALD QKINCY .tt 5 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. RICHARD DOW lk MR. GEORGE McCARTHY 26 liar, 1' MR. PAUL CALLANAN Dept. Head MR. ROBERT HIGGINS .lisa-v MR. DONALD CRAGEN MISS ROSEMARY MARTIN BUSINESS DEP RTME T MRS. LILLYAN GREENE .al v .N 'S k .1 V. 43 'ij'-Q MR. RONALD OBER MISS MADELINE O,DONNELL Dept. Head MISS MARY HAYES GIRL s 1 , ff I 5 Y., MRS. JEFRAE ALFORD HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTME T 'Iv'- MRS. ELEANOR BAILEY -ni ill' I Q I Y MRS. EVELYN MANNING Dept. Head L PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. GEORGE KING BOYS vi I' x emi. v' 'Q I MR WILLIAM O'DONNELL MR. ROBERT GIBSON Dept ead . H MR. RUSSELL KIDD CLISTGDIANS -. 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C 33 CAROLE ROMSEY AHEARN Carole 315 Walpfrle Street UNAPPROACHABLE . . . enjoys her own crowd loves to sew quiet and relaxed BRUCE EDCARTON ALLEN Bruce 20 Algonquin Rd. ,7 ,Ai VERSATILE dignitarian excels i most everything a born leader ur 121911 CD0 F126 ,I fa, ML. iig. if JAMES MACE ALLEN Iijilnv 15 First Street ROMANTIC has an eye for redheads happiest when with J. A. enjoys cars 34 FREDERICK MARTIN ANTONIA COMEDIAN ALWAYS has a joke a good natured connoisseur . .. also a great HCIOI' A llpudgem 3 Pine Cone Road JOHN JOSEPH APREA JR. Peter Q 30 Autumn Circle JOVIAL . . . enjoys a good time . . . talenten member of the C.H.S. Band often seem in his red Karmen Chia Q l I t JAMES WILLIAM AQUILINO 1 sajirnn 2076 Washington Street LUBDUED very quiet and reserved terested in sports easy to get along with .-gi 46 ur QUIYZQ green 00 5 EL'N0RJE51El,fCf'MSTR0NC 915 Washington Street PLEASANT loves to meet new people a friend to many enjoys a good time . .. faithful L 1 , 1 MICHELLE ANGELA BALBONI if Mich 45 Highland Street APPY loves to dance Oh! that ggle it goes with her cute smile 1 FRANCIS ELWOOD BECK Taba 116 Lawrence Street LACID . . . interests lie outside school . . . :eps with his own crowd DONNA LORRAINE BEAN Beano 21 Oakdale Road JAUNTY peppy supporter of the foot ball team enjoys a good laugh . .. loves life Ar- V37 64 35 CHRI9TINElNl'Hh1IRlx9 flirt Ni VI N UlNDER9Tl'NIJl'W un friendly talented eam tr tdllt incessantly Creatlxe 3'-F tx 5 r' '5- fi' Y I ' I f-, avr PAUL STEPHEN BLOMSTROM ccpaulny 12 Legion Street UNCONCERNED ... dislikes homework ... happiest when out of Canton ... favorite expression Ask me if I care ELIOT FRANK BLOOM Daniel', 33 Redman Road UNANIMATED . . . enjoys sports . . . has his say in evervthing NEIL BOREHAM 21 Lincolnshire Dr SASSX an individual in many ways enjoys a dispute fl-ix E'-'lp Ollf' QGIT5' fl' ef JANICE BOURNIVAL lljanii 2 Old Coach Road BUBBLING . .. has a delightful nutty sense of humor lively makes most of her clothes . . .sincere JOSEPH BRANDOLO Kijoeii 7 Old Coach Road ALOOF keeps with his own crowd enjoys his shop classes usually seen with a smile lmfyeafs Elma 5 CAROL ANN BREHENY Carol 25 Rebecca Road EXUBERANT liked by all who know THOMAS FERIJINANIJ BOURNIVAL Tom 2 Old flUilCll Roald WOLFISH likes the fairer sex ea erly awaits thc 2:00 bell loves skiing jk 'B W' ,lf wx, . ISP' ,fi-' -fx' I, her . . . prefers out-of-town boys funlov- ing 4-1 15 JOHN RUSSELL BRIGHT CGRHSSQD 50 Chapman Street EASYCOING . .. speaks his own mind . . . basketball enthusiast H '67 gg E t ' ' X 1 age. ff! h af 'batik 409 l wr- 4 , ff' , Is, 1' fix ,fr Q r 151' - 4 LOUIE CHARLES BRYANT JR. Little Herman 70 Mechanic Street SEDATE devoted leader of the Neptunes can be seen with a certain freshman irl MA RYANN BRYANT Charlie Brown 6 Ames Avenue COMICAL . . . always laughmg . . . easy 'lo know and like . .. sincere and is not afraid to speak her mind Elaine 258 Washington Street RADIANT nice to know . giving football game ELAINE MARIE BUCKLEY .. a great baton twirler won't forget the Thinks- jiaf. Zllfzfe F CHARLENE MARY CALLERY Charlie 1803 Washington Street HONEST not afraid to voice her opini ions happiest when with a certain some- one 38 .sm R.. LINDA CHERYL BURKE 'Lindon 440 Boliver Street INTELLIGENT will succeed in what- ever she does has a catchy giggle a true friend DAVID CAMPBELL Dave 13 Farm Street AUDACIOUS not afraid to say what he feels has written many controversial ar- ticles for the Mercury . .. sportsminded EDWARD CA LLERY iICh1'p33 39 Van Buren Street PENSIVE long-time member of the ,hi l? Fuller Street Gang happy when away from school ROGER MICHAEL CARLSON liR0g,, 10 Sutcliffe Avenue CAREFREE a really friendly person ,- would rather be up North than down here . . . loves skiing S5d0QtS' GRACE EVELYN CARPENTER s6Lynn 22 Lewis Street IMPULSIVE personality plus . . . never a dull moment happiest when busy athletic 1-:DA LOUISE CARRARA Edie 97 Leonard Street INQUISITIVE happiest when around others usually found at the First Na- tional Q3 .ae 'VR JOHN FRANCIS CARROL III ujnckn 325 Pleasant St. INTELLECTUAL shows interest in all EILEEN MARY CASH f5Tiger,l 634 Chapman Street HUSHED never has much to say matters great socializer considerate -. enjoys her OWU Crowd ,.. Sews a lot ,po kb 'W ws., -5 ff ELAINE MARIE CHARTIER uAla!9 I8 Maple Croft Road TALENTED . . . happiest when on the stage . . . mature . . . will never forget L'i1 Abner 40 GAIL VIRGINIA CARTER Gail 38 Sutcliffe Avenue UNRUFFLED . .. full of pep . .. hates getting up early will always remember the summer of '66 Baof Bruce a good worker BRUCE ALAN CHURCHILL 16 Fencourt Rd. CENIAL . . . easy going . . . courteous . . . UNPROVURED LQ hh 1 ur alwayfz out with the rrcl laugh LINDA JEAN COLETTI FEMININE softspoken . has hopes of a modehn career enjoys jazz 'md ,. , , .-.,,,.,x,- 5 'U' iq RICHARD JOSEPH CONNOLLY Butts 2 Traverse Street LANCUID always joking around . doesn't exert himself nonelialant 'va ' P ,,'41! 0 -.44 -sq -.J JOHN D. CONVERSE JR. sajncku UNPRETENTIOUS enjoys sports ll interest lies in a certain Junior girl wi never forget the Junior Prom 42 41 1 . 0 GAIL MARIE COOPER 'CCIIIJU I7 Blackman Road CHEERFUL likes to dance never at a loss for words will always remember her Junior year SUZANNE CONTOIS Suzanne 32 Indian Lane RELIGIOUS enjoys talking about the Bible never speaks out of turn quiet and very polite Xerczlfes I5 Q . 4 Q.,-, F. WILLIAM LEO CROFT :cBik-eyv 118 Prospect Street LIKEABLE . . . always in a great mood Mr. Callanans best buddy . .. often seen on his red hot Honda 122 it S LINDA R. DALTON iGLin,7 13 Shawnlee Road SUNNY laughable and likeable happiest when with B.L. will remember the Freshmen Class Trip NANCY I.EE CURTIS ,'Vc1nfe', 53 Puller Street ATTRACTIVE straight-forward vt'-ry mature happiest when with a cf-rt.1in SOIIICODF iss' NIARILX N LOUISE DADASIS VIII 129 Turnpike Street MISCHIEVOUS sees the good side of life unpredictable sense of humor JILL MARIE D-All-EY has a way with clothes fill 184 Neponset Street DAUNTLESS has her say in everything ... enjoys football games full of school spirit DIANE KATHRYN DEFELICE i6De-fa!! 4 Fc ncourt Road LOQUACIOUS never stops talking .. pretty and Oh! those brown eyes 43 ROGER WILLIAM DIROSARIO 66DiZl! 5 Traverse Place MOD loves that London look has a way of disturbing the Clase happiest when at a dance ag .KN EDWARD WILLIAM DOCKRAY GEDOCH 404 Chapman Street NONCHALANT ... enjoys any sport ... friendly to everyone . . . 44 DEBORAH ADELAIDE DIBIASIO Debi l0 Chapman Street WELL-DRESSED has an outfit for every occasion happiest when she re- ceives that certain Hi a loyal friend 4 ELEANOR JEAN DOE 715 Dedham Street EFFERVESCENT loves people . .. ener- getic loyal to C.H.S. WH 7505 i DONNA DICIROLAMO Dirlgie 854 Washington Street AMIABLE . .. has a lot of friends loves to dance always has fun full of pep Q t X ff? 14405 0 J uf LYNNE MARIE DONNELLY PETITE . . . peeve is tall liLynne9! 14 Sumner Street and ever so cute her pet people has quite a giggle 3,l Y MARTHA JEAN DONAGHEY ulllllffhllu 402 Chapman Street EXCITABLE moods change like the weather eoquettish pet peeve cart- wheels 1 1' K0 X vm' ' HENRY INJNOVAN 95 Randolph Str:-vt MECHANIC enjoys working on Cars usually seen with a vertain sophomore . . . completely uneoncemed SUSAN MARGARET DOODY 6SSue!9 82 High Street WACKY . . . always giggling . . . devoted member of the Dramatics Club . . . will never forget that night in Stoughton . ,tif sigh' f Q 4 f '- - ' E A . ' , 2 gf-3-15' -' we if 'fix - in V 'f-Eff yi 11, ' ' ,, :-1 g 'g,.-f-- -, 4, , 'J--3 .11 -,15 1 4, -ia, 1, ,:,.- V 'I , w k .3 3, 1 , v .gf A if E, 3i .':i1:,'-. 5 'L . :, RICHARD JOSEPH DOOLEY CbRiCh,, 22 Feneourt Road FUN-LOVING great sense of humor always has a good answer for anything . . . fun to be with 45 A s t IRENE MARTHA DOUCET 'hllarlyl' 94 Pleasant Circle BREEZY has an agreeable mind enjoys horseback riding and skiing pleasant M? 43' DENNIS DURKEE Dennis 7 Meyer Terrace DAY-DREAMER often quiet till you get to know him but friendly Uf' 712 14960 D07 foal le MARY CLARE EARDLEY .lIicki 136 Sherman Street NUTTY loves to laugh at anything agreeable would do anything to keep out of an argument 46 Ji x v ' , if .0 DIANNE MARIE EARDLEY CSDee7! 189 Lawrence Street UNDISTURBED hasn't a care in the world . . . enjoys not working after school . . . her pet peeve homework! FRANCIS JOSEPH FAIR Fighlz'11 H 'Nm oi .. 'TR 4 Birchcroft Road CN CONFIDENT will be successful in the field of electronics a pipe smoker Arman's fan any NNW? 'Qs- 7 RECINA lfllllglf FENNESSEY 1 P i Reg1'r1u 1? 9 l,,int'oln Str:-rt .ffffix Y 'S' QW . fili v ' L45 f ' tk - it ts X t, X X F 5, fs S ,t O Q' ,,,f1v ul' JANE FRANCIS FERGUSON Fergie 108 Walnut Street DAUNTLESS found at Brighams quite often . . . won't forget those great times with those hard guys . . . Oh! those crutches and black-eyes GRACEFUL a dancing enthusiast happiest when with a certain Italian will always remcmlit-r April 10, 1966 KENNETH MICHAEL FERRY JR. ucillliglllln 246 Washington Street HAPPY always has a smile except in Stoughton . .. popular .11 gggv- .X in 55' S' .,,, S V - v All 'I it: My , 'Ji Qi 4 r 7' 1 J. f 4 BARRY GARDNER FISHER MBU,-,y,, 60 Oak Road RED-HEAD usually with Janice except when he's at Connor's Wayside friendly MARY FRANCES FITZGERALD Fitzie 1467 Washington Street RETICENT very sweet and sincere liked by everyone who knows her so- phisticatecl 4:-'C' WILLIAM HENRY FORD C5BillyY, 9 Russell Street QUIESCENT quite a hockey player but so modest liked by all en- joys trivia 5 -' -'wr' V I if D' xi- 'Q 110K THOMAS FOSEPH FLANAGAN Fuz:a 121 High Street PLACID .. . our own Arnold Palmer . .. will always remember 1965 Hockamock League Championship Game feoe 5. Zane JAMES ALEXANDER FORSYTH Big Tony 44 Eliot Street QF r. 414. 4 f l' , X ,: - . 7 -4 .a , , 4 48 UNDISTURBED takes life leisurely pool shark keeps with his own crowd MARJORY FRANKLIN 4 Charles Drive COCKY one of an inseparable duo .. boisterous . . . loves to dance IDB ,, iii NTWJV JOANNE LOUISE FRASER NIO!! 18 Country Club Road an enthusiastic Cheerleader attends all school functions active DOROTHY ELLEN CALLANT Dottie 4 Nc-ponset Place ACCOMPLISHED . . . musically inclined loves to play and teach the flute cute f ?712 Woof Courffoom EDWARD THOMAS GARDNER 07-veddyu 8 Wildewood Drive WILD . . . instlgator of many a class uproar . .. never quiets down . . . at 41 SHEILA FINLIAN GATES Minnie 23 Bolivar Street CUTE always on the go has prett CAROL ANN FULLER Carol 20 Warflwell Road COMPOSED a lady always dresses im peccably . . . self assured 1 L dimples always a ready smile E f 1 t n a I I 1 PATRICIA FRANCES GOOLEY ew . . w3i fr1.5 ,-.wi ,Z , , .. .?' gf. tw , ,WNV 1 01415 Palti,' 25 Lexington Street a great nurse . . . friendly. BARBARA MOORE GOVATSOS Bomb 90 Chapman Street JAMES MOSTYN GOVATSOS Weasel 51 Randolph Street ADEPT a chemistry whiz . .. will make EASYGOING always late gets all the fun she can from life very relaxed. wi the pixie of the math class hum- orous IMPISH could get away with murder LYNN ETTE DIANNE GRABERT llLang,, 40 Wildwood Drive PHYLLIS LOUISE GRAY Charlie Brown 298 Pleasant Street TALKATIVE . . . never stops talking or if UNCONCERNED big brown eyes and long blonde hair . . . flirtatious loves the beach will remember Halloween '66, laughing . . . a regular comedian . . . a great person to know plans to get a swivel chair for Mr. Morrison's class 'ZR lm , .JJ 'ia J CERTRUDE LOUISE GUALTIERI Trudy 7 Mohawk Road COURTEOUS quiet and sweet knows what to say and when to say it intelligent .. . considerate 'M-an 3 :nl KEVIN BARRY HAIN ES Kevin 16 Elm Street LIVELY enjoys a good time hap- piest when out with the boys . . . will always remember B.H.C.C. splash parties DOUGLAS HALLEY 65D0ugi! 10 Dinah St. . TEMPERATE man of .few words .. good natured ... always smiling Q STEPHEN EDWARD HANSON Steve 126 Norfolk Street SHY very quiet and reserved cour- teous likes summer and surfing liked by everyone considerate. 52 SUSAN RUTH HARDING CGSue!I 125 Rockland Street DREAMER speaks her mind always sincere will always remember May 13, 1 1966 .4-fp aim as iq-A It BARBARA TOWER HARRIS x 'N 7 Q MODEST unconcerned likes horses . . . usually Barb 1 54-3 Chapman Street seen at Draper's farm. .IAMES GABRIEL HARRIS C LCG,-eekli 25 Mechanic Street JAUNTY our best dancer a real riot enjoys a good joke will never forget his French class of freshman class DAVID FRANCIS HENRY Bosco 54 Oakdale Road seems to know everything good sense of humor . .. enjoys basketball CHRISTINE HEALEY Keene 36 Sutcliffe Avenue SILENT . . . seldom speaks . . . enjoys play- ing the guitar always willing to help others EILEEN MARY HEWITT 6617? 27 Wildwook Drive SPRITE always on the go . .. cute as a button . . . bubbling with personality 53 ROGER JOSEPH HINDS S6Rog!Y 4-77 Chapman Street SPIRITED . .. a leprechaun in disguise has a way with women popular, Oh yes! ,X Hill if .4 I JUDITH ANN HORNBUCKLE lijudyii 12 Revere Street CONSIDERATE . .. usually quiet ... has a likeable personality 54 UNDISTURBED easy going likes sports . . . friendly THOMAS GERARD HORCAN Hass 64- Pequit Street KIND they come no better than Tom . .. Has artful interests enjoys life tough opponent on the football field uzizyer jf fjfe Qsenzbf PATRICIA ANN HORICAN GPU!!! 5 Vaughn Street 1' has an uncommon personality gag' X... Q-4 L, , , ' -1' ,. '85 ,A v-' SCOTT M. HOWARD Scott 106 Leonard Street HANDSOME . . . 'always has a friendly smile . . . popular with all 5 CQ ,r S53 f 41 , JEFFREY LEE HUBSCH 2 Elm Drive ALL-AROUND participates in many activities and sports state track champ rea hs! I-, . Q 0 'is- ANNE MARIE JACKSON C5Anne,, 204 Randolph Street CONTENT . . . happiest when everyone else IS . . . likeable . . . smart and happy . . . free and easy 2 BRUCE MACLEAN HUTCHINSON Hutch 1851 Washington Street EASY-GOING active member of the football team will always remember Canton vs. Oliver Ames 40-20 IU' JOHN ROBERT IONELLI uBugn JOVIAL usually seen either laughing or talking .. . always has a joke ready .. . will always remember Blue Hills . . . LEE FRANK JAMESON ULee99 340 York Street SOLEMN but humorous with friends scientifically minded a good friend 55 1311, MARY LOUISE JENKINS Mem 63 Leonard Street LITERATE . .. interests lie in art and writing Boston will remember Certain nights in DAVID KEIF Daz e 4 Carey Circle UNEXCITED comes new to us this year doesnt say much makes you wonder what he s thinking ax A- W ROBERT HUNINGTON KENRICK 66B0b,J 32 Ward Well Road SEDATE fun to be with loves to water ski happiest when down Cape 56 .5 LARRY CURTIS JOHNSON Lady Bird 5 Sandy Avenue ARTISTIC very talented in the arts mature enjoys life will always re- member working in the art room L53 'Q Q qfi D KAREN KLIMAS Karen 13 Roberts Road SILENT .. . never a word said without thought . .. very careful about whatever she does enjoys her weekends among her friends . . . has lady like ways about her lt l l K l X ' 1 f 122 yer THERESA MARGARET KELLEHER Terri 25 Chapel Street VIVACIOUS has a pretty smile .z. peppy spirited co-captain of the cheer- leaders 1 C, .. 4 u , . DOROTHY JANE KELLEHER ccD0rseyn 238 Shemian Street ENTHUSIASTIC active in school func- tions and sports . .. loaded with school spirit . . . always voices her opinion RICHARD JOHN KELLEHER Dick 238 Shemian Street LIKEABLE active bowler quiet yet witty usually found at the C.P.M. Y' X JOSEPH EDWARD KELLEHER ..j06,, 25 Chapel Street COOD LOOKING easy goin . enjoys hockey a reallv great kid ,158 O.:-' X f N Q, . N5 5 inf? P tp ' . LEO JOSEPH KOBS 6cLe0n 492 Bolivar Street SKIER member of the Ski Patrol usually found around cars happiest on weekends 57 WET O W O Jr . NOREEN PAULA LADNEY Noreen 20 Lincolnshire Drive RESERVED perfectionist sincere seen before heard courteous ROBERT CHARLES LANDON Bob 392 Pleasant Street CONCENIAL . .. more often seen than heard happiest when with L.D. one half of our typical couple 58 ROBERT CHRISTOFER LaFRANCE Chris 16 Howard Street RESOLUTE . . . always ready for an a argu- ment Mr. Ober's PET PEEVE just loves school uofof yjuf Uzbforzous MAUREEN ELAINE LAHTI uldartyay 13 Oakdale Road AMIABLE easy to know and like participates in school activities will re- member Junior Prom and Hockey games f I 2 1 fi 7 7' :T . J . - X . i , DONNA JEAN LARSON Donna 18 Roberts Road BEAUTIFUL . . . Captivating blond hair . . . popular and peppy . . . pet peevw bleached blondes SCOTT REED LARSON Scan 25 Sutcliffe Avenue HAPPY-GO-LUCKY has a knack with I cars hates being teased about his accent happiest when away from school I v , I Kit 7, JOHN FRRNCIS LEAHY t I2 Ufanfsyfofhy 2 6-1 6 UNHESITANT sure of himself has J I MARY JANE LEGGEE I Mary lane , 183 Bailey Street i'METICULOUS usually quiet and shy y . . . sincere a distinctive walk always in a hurry FRANCES LOUISE LEA RX Fmnnie 59 Beaumont Street FUN SEEKING . . . forever giggling and causing an uproar never serious always has a good time x g ? f CHRISTOPHER JOSEPH LENHART CGChdS,, Grand Street WELL LIKED . . . fits anywhere thoughtful . . . a basketball player . .. en- joys a good joke 59 NANCY LEWIS 'gNanc 35 Dedham Street PRETTY never wears her glasses happiest when with a certain guy likes to talk ... will remember May 22nd X O lx RONALD HATHAWAY LEWIS KiR0nD 2305 B Washington Street QUICK-WITTED always making a joke . .. enjoys being on stage . . . DIANE .I-:L1sixg3.ET1t LINDQUIST Q Qfk G Q 115' 38 Eliot Street OPINIONATED . . . quietly speaks her mind happiest when on horseback inter- ested in music FRANK CHESTER LORD 60 Frank 2 Old Meadow Lane INTELLIGENT will go far in life very scientifically inclined devoted mem- . her of the Mercury meticulous. PATRICK L. MCLEAN Hpatii 5 Historical Way COMICAL enjoys hunting and fishing . .. will remember the great fun and educa- tion he acquired at C.H.S. 4th MAUREEN FRANCES MAHONEY 1 ,ii LINDA HAZEL MacPHA.IL Hazel 67 Pequit Street LIVELY A real hearty laugh gets a kick out of everything the best Bull- dog ever. YYQJZI Uzefof 9012 CQ IAN JOHNSTON MARSH it an!! 13 Hillcrest Road QUIET easy going . .. talented member of the Math Team hates crowds JOSEPH PETER MARTIN Ktjoev 17 Algonquin Road HAPPY . . . never stops laughing . .. espe- cially in Cal's room enjoys hunting and fishing LYNDA JANE MARTIN 122 Norfolk Street union 22 Ilrot lnweld Road OBLIVIOUS lives in a world of her own helpful aspires to the peace corps EARNEST usually found at Dudley's happiest when with that certain guy will remember Halloween '66 bl MARY ELLEN MARTIN Mary Ellen Qgagrzkza G 260 High Street SENSITIVE always so quiet enjoys the business subjects has a nice way ,,,,f about her . T 'W' 'v T' A' k, best all around WILLIAM JOHN McDONOUGH Bill 2 Hubbard Street BRUCE MATTA Bruce 6 Chestnut Road SELF-CONTAINED . . . dislik anxiously awaits the 2:00 bell STEVEN GREGORY MATTHEWS Many 2 Beverly Hill ASSURED . . . a three-letter man . . . Honor Student appealing to the girls truly es school MAGNETIC effervescing with vitality always knows what's going on .. . very sociable MARILYN FLORENCE McCARTI-IY ctiwalvr nm 8 Meetinghouse Road HARD-WORKER scholastically inclined loathes gymnastics will remember the summer of '66' Good Grief' Fi 769 Jesf 50914 EDWARD JOHN MCLALGHLIN JR. S6Ed!D 8 Ashdale Road TALKATIVE always prepared for an il'- argument flirtatious school spirit plus JO-ANNE McELlNIAN H1037 2 Wampatuck Drive DYNAMIC athletically inclined always on the go terrific bowler STRAIGHT-FORWARD .. . always voices her opinion . . . has an intelligent mind .. . careful JUDITH MILEY ujudyn 10 Cotter Street DONNA LEE MILLER Donna 37 Kenny Street ACTIVE .. . loves sports . . . happiest when with Ronnie funiloving spirited E THERESA FRAINCES MOODX .- Terri Q A 48 Sherman Street THOUGHTFUL . . . has a sweet nature . .. quiet and helpful . . . cheerful 'T JOHN ANDREW MOONEY Indio 9 Cynthia Road CONGENIAL goes along with the tide will lv Ga I0 tallc to 64 ,- DONNA LOUISE MURPHY Dawn 65 Pleasant Circle VERBOSE . .. a real chatter box know what I mean jelly bean pet peete- never have an u er '-5 3Ym JAMES MULLANE Cfjilnm 3 Hillsview Street K- . ' QUIET until you get to know him J 5 I enjoys working on cars puts a lot of O . . J soup into his tin cans a hot rodder 1 l J , ROSEMARY STEPHANIE NAJJA R ..R0se,, 4 Algonquin Road CAPTIVATINC lovely long hair .. gets a lot of fun out of life alluring JOHN MICHAEL MURPHY 'Kllurph the Surf 19 Eliot Street CHEERFUL everyone loves his crazy laugh a certain red nose in the summer time erl-cs him very friendly fellow MICHAEL NEIPRIS 3 Country Cluli Road DISCREET unconcemed and carefree . . . an individual in his own waxy I2 fdy-Sf Mike JOHN ARTHUR INICIIOLS II Nicky 21 Pine Street UN.-XFI' ELATED not 4 lure in ilu- world ROBERT EDWARD O'BRIEN ClB0b!, CHEERFUL . .. a good sport . . . jovial and happy has an aversion to history ,fx 'Z' DANIEL O'BRIEN liHanS7f 115 High Street AMBITIOUS well liked usually found on skis Think Snow GRECORX MATHEW O LONNELL Cr1ffer 9 Sumner Street CONFIDENT a future V.I.P. will never have an enemy has been every where often called Father Time '1- 65 T: Z li Q1 I LESLIE OWEN Leslie WHOLESOME so fresh and neat friendly and yet quiet polite 2 acu f ames -an 1 JANICE JAMESON PARKER CG-Ian!! 4 Pond View Road , WHIMSICAL found out crime doesn't ,n pay a letter writer allergic to gym GARY EUGENE PARSON d classes . .. happy Dean 518 Highland Avenue Clark's Summit, Pa. ACILE a versatile athlete attacks with fury liked by all . .. a good sport FREDERICK WILLIAM PACE ..Fred,, 12341 Norfolk Street KNOWLEDGEABLE A really great kid happiest when with J. T. will always remember Mr, Badoian's words of wisdom and entertainment 67 IU -495 DAVID EUGENE PERRI Admiral 8 First Parish Road PRANKISH always has a joke a unique personality friendly to everyone . ., a good sport -QQ' RUTH ELLEN PODGURSKI Ruth 146 Mechanic Street RESERVED a terrific seamstress will always remember room 116 a warm hearted person 68 JULIETTE PERRY julie 71 Morton Street OPINIONATED firm in her convictions has her say in everything always ready to argue ,L Q19 If if PETER DOUGLAS PINA Slick 11 Danforth Street WITTY has a happy disposition commonly found around Pozo's an active golfer Wayzbzdn all K5 DONALD RAYMOND PRICE 6lD0n!5 7 Ledgewood Drive - CRANDIOSE usually seen with a smile loves fast. cars and working on them- especially his T-bird I4 as I NANCY LEE RAWDING Nanee 16 Pinedale Lane ACREEABLE athletic cute and popular pet peeve: My Algebra II class 75 yacu f 1' MARY ANNE LAURA ROMSEY Mary Anne 1291 Pleasant Street UNPREDICTABLE happy go lucky maintains her cool a reeable fre- . . . g quents dances RONALD JAMES REDQUEST 6sLeflyn 70 Highland Street SELF-ASSURED knows what he wants and gets it will always remember S. D. . . . enjoys playing the guitar DACMAR RUTII RICHARDS Dum 9 Hillsviuw Street LADY-LlKE . .. leads an liusy life . , . oh, so sweet her heart lies on the Cape KATHLEEN ELIZABETH ROSS :sKa,h3-an 24 Ward well Road CAPABLE enjoys a good time hap- piest when in a crowd has a warm smile artistically inclined 69 ,X ,I I REENIE RUBIN Reenie 14 Redman Road GOOD-NATURED sincere, warm, and friendly a talented singer always cheerful I LINDA JOYCE RUBENSTEIN 11 Rebecca Road Ula OC' ey Qdr FRIENDLY likes to talk on her own phone . .. devoted member of the drill team . . . spirited JANE MARIE SANSOUCY Cfhlaniew 2305 Washmnton Street qgx il PERT ,you always know when Janie is around '... petite devoted to dramatics . .. active . . . loves to ski JUDITH MARIE SCHERMERHORN acjudyn l I Randolph Street DISCREET speaks her mind loves folk music I0 'W DONALD JAMES SCHIAVONE Sea and Ski 20 Autumn Circle RESTIVE . .. doesn't get excited about school says little will never get an ulcer I I RONALD A. SELLON Ronnie 'Q 87 Randolph Street HTFLASHY has an outstanding sense of lhumor enjoys working on his automo- Ebiles never forget that hopped up lark I I Q 'FQT P, 'fx' Q, s 5 1 l THOMAS P. SCOTT G' 6 f-Tom 95 Rockland Street 1 CALM interested in Electronics enjoys cars hibernutes from Monday to i Friday 401 .QQ i ANDREA MARIE SHERIDAN 3 CfAndi,l l 148 Dedham Street FAITHFUL . . . always seen at school func- tions has spent many hours leading the drill team . . . very pleasant WILLIAM JOEL SELBY Bill 20 Morton Circle CONVEYABLE fun to be with in- terested in sports, especially track likes to make others happy never at a loss for words T Ks M It 'a TTI, 17-17 KAREN RAYE SHULMAN Karen 24- Wentworth Road TALKATIVE has a talent for writing never know what she'll say next usually seen with Margie 7I KATHLEEN MARY SIGNORI K41tl'zy,' 5 Edward Street SMOOTH lends an active life outside of school has an aversion to gym friendly pf-rsormlity 1 PATRICIA ANN E SKELLY Patti-mire 120 Walpole St. SATISFIED takes life easy . never in a hurry stir-ks to her own group of friends THQ I -1 HELLEN FRANCES SPIERDOWIS Hellen 27 Neponset Street INDUSTRIOVS usually seen at the bakery always has a friendly 'sHi always laughing zksf Qsenzoz 9? 'Ox 4 qw: 'ee reyes, Q V r , A 3 72 PAUL WARREN SMILEX ugudn 15 Old Meadow Lane DEMANDING loves getting his own way . . . Pet Peeve being interrupted . . . interested in accounting LORRAINE MARX STILLMAN Lorraine 67 Leonard Street POISED Enjoys sewing tall and slender ' A i 'V gsm N2 THOMAS ARTHUR ST. JEAN Saint GENEROUS . .. willing to help out ... indispensable goalie of our hockey team . . . always has a smile and a hello 7 fr- f ,as Q1 W' EDWARD PETER TENN JR. DEBORAH ANN STUART Debbie 5 Hubbard Street SINCERE . .. always willing to help out a loyal band member happiest when with sincere happy people D122 fer afnzba JAMES TURNER SUMNER 140 Chapman Street EVASIVE considerate of others has a slow easy blush intelligent ANITA TAYLOR 21 Algonquin Rd PLEASANT good sense of humor good nature a great friend athletic Ed 1214 Pleasant St. QUIETLY AFFABLE very pleasant tl polite friendly never gets angry IQ? 41 A X 73 EDWARD JOSEPH TERRENZI Terror 866 Pleasant Street STUDIOUS talented member of the band a great water skier reserved, but friendly ,Q 1 CHERH I, ANN THOMAS Cheryl 2 Mountain Avenue CONSERVATIVE very quiet and sweet makes many of her clothes wi always remember CHS football games ,3 x i MICHAEL JOSEPH THOMPSON Mike 34 Independence Street TYPICAL popular with boys and girls alike an able hockey player conser- vative uf asf y yfe enzbz X BONNIE GAY TITLES '4Bonnie 187 Indian Lane HAPPY . . . -always smiling . .. loves Friday night to arrive always has a dark tan in early spring SHERRY THORNTON Sher 7 Hillcrest Road BOHEMIAN enjoys folk music easy to get along with talented in the arts I 4 .IO-ANNE TROTMAN TrolIybird ENERCETIC always on the go . smartly dressed slow drivers bother her V was won't forget labor day weekend 1 1 JQT 0141220 MARTIN TRAVERSE ,llurty 87 Chapman Strcet ' UIET nfxer much heard from im freshmen?! I? PA UL EDWARD TRUCZINSKAS tc Trocu I6 Savin Hill HOT-TICKET knows and speaks his mind really takes his time usually seen working at the Canton Public Market anxiously awaits the 2:00 In-ll . .. likes Ni cs: EGF ,i X IUDITH ELOISE TURNER GCJudyl7 4 Ledgewood Drive COMPATIBLE happy and friendly has lots of freckle happiest when with Fred a great football player VICTOR LEWIS TYBER 6GViC3, 405 York Street RESERVED often seen but hardl ever - y Q heard our favorite chauffeur hap- piest when in Mr, Moore's Physics class SS-so ,l I wr! 5 wg-r3.7 'B Q f ARNOLD GEORGE VIPS -A E MARGARET JOSEPHINE WALSH HARDY resembles Tarzan oes his own way often seen in his Car enjoys life 76 Arnie f 7.4 I- rspeggysa 272 Dedham Street RESERVED 348 Pleasant Street LOVEABLE ... neat and well-dressed .. . I 6,5 shy at times ... poised . . . loaded with school spirit CARL WAGNER Curl York Street takes life in his own long strides unassuming GPS 9060125 fs- '- 2 'div 45 -'TQ DAVID WALSH 348 Pleasant Street GENTLEMAN a tough opponent on the the football field always neat and well dressed . .. has a way with the women PENNE ANN WALLACE Penne VERY LIKEABLE clever sense of hu- mor usually seen with number 22 great at sports un-believeable K NATHAN K. WEINER MAD SCIENTIST talented member of the band . .. . . . talkative fx , , 'L special interest N11!e,' 19-1 Indian Lane enjoys reading science fiction DEBORAH WENDELL Debby T Pine Street LIVEL1 loves to laugh great sense of humor talented musician has Q- eyzhnzny 5712 Cinof MARC-ERY LEE WENDELL CiLeeY, 557 Pleasant Street BOUNCY blonde giggler .. . always where the action is enjoys a good joke an MARGARET WENTWORTH C6P6gg',I'9 391 Wasliington Street EQUESTRIENNE seldom heard excellent swimmer spends good deal of her time on a horse KEVIN LANKIE WESLEY 12 Sumner Street POLITE lows the stage actixc me ber of the Dramatics Club 11. if 'RQ 9 - RICHARD WHELAN SKBIICIIIIIU 507 Washington Street LEISURELY Hasn't a Care in the world usually seen downtown or out with the hoys 1 . Mun. LINDA WINER Lindon II Wampatuek Road SOCIABLE makes friends easily her heart lies in Connecticut 78 xl ...J BRI CE ROGER Vi ILE Webb 2384 Washington Street INDEPENDENT ... our own Archie .. . Drives a 36 Dodge a true sportsman a great friend sf 1. ,Bb ,Q t Q 4 1 MARY ANNE FRANCES WHITE Mary Ann 1476 Washington Street INDIVIDUALISTIC speaks her mind dresses to her own taste most likely found on the back of a motorcycle Z une 6, 57 Q I t at xt it :tl lr BARBARA JEAN WINKLER GiWink,, 30 Pleasant Carden Road CONFIDENT an Ohio import loves the boys will always remember those E Saturday nights in a certain Chevy 45' CAROL ANN WIRTA Carol 257 Randolph Street DEMURE has her frivolous moments seems very quiet until you get to know her has many male admirers ,f-.iQ H pd? J JY 13. friiif '1 1 Q J Qyjnj Q JAMEs ALLEN WOOD 'E X ' jim ,sr i 68 Jackson Street -' I . ' W Mechanic . .. has a dislike for homework enjoys working on cars will always MAURA YOUNG remember his shop class A'Maura 681 Garden Road AGCRESSIVE always laughing or talk- ing an infectious giggle Mr. Valin's pet peeve fi , SSiXx I I ,lui 4 I ff . y 1 7 79 Q-.. tv. LINDA ANN ZIEIJELIS HL!-711107, 08 Pleasant Street CHATTY likes to be in ll crowd has a speeial liking for turtles fun to be with peppy , I SUSAN RACHEL YOUNG 'iS1zs1 ' 11 Country Cluh Road FRIVOLOUS loves hright colors active in tlruniutivs 2 ITM. Friday after- noon is her favorite time J MAUREEN DIANE ZANOTTI Maureen 7 Glendale Way FLIGHTY1 .. a little chatterbox ... always giggling has a special interest in a cer- tain Robin The following students whose pictures were not available are also graduating from Canton High School this year. JOHN WILLIAM PERFETTI ANTHONY BERTONE Sumner Street 15 Paul Street ROBERT WYMAN ANDREW SZEKELY 1350 Washington Street 90 Neponset Street 80 ,NK '-:X vw n X ' 1 r xx' 4' ,J be 4 x ' I 5 .fi X :A 4 ey,fv:LQQi,5S.. K, X 'Q - 1 I gi, Qui! THIS IS SENIQR LIFE J A .--, , 'QI-KZ 8I CANDID STAFF r Standing: Susan Doody, Edward Mc- Laughlin, Patricia Cooley, Sealen': Lin- da MC Phuil, Lf-o Kobe 82 ECHO EDITORS Diigmur Richards, llrucv Allvn, Dorothy Kelleher, Mr. Morrison, Advisor. STAFF PERSONALITY STAFF Standing: Carol Breheny, Greg O'Cnn- nell, Steve Hanson, Lyn Carpenter. Linda Zieclelis, Sealed: Deborah Stuart, Deborah DiBiasio, Lee Wendall in g l TYPINC5 STAFF Standing: Lyn Donnelly, Maryann Bry- ant, Maureen O'Keefe. Donna Bean, Seated: Ann Jackson, Kathy Ross. Maureen Lahti Absent: Kathy Signori, Donna Digiralamo lx.- A 4 f -V Al' ' L SPORTS STAFF gflllllll-Ilgf Bill Ford, Ste-xv Mattlxews, Edward Dt3t'lil'ilj', Svnlvrl: Anita Taylor, D1 l llcr nnna K i 5' ,E ... S , 3,--Y -1 gi- -' ' W, 84 1 - ,... 1 4, ART STAFF Marjory Oi, Larry Johnson. Michelt: Gifford A X WRITING STAFF Standing: Linda Burke, Dvbnrali Stuart, Sernell: Gertrude Guultieri, Dorothy ' Gallant 5 la C 5- .. - l - --. BUSINESS STAFF Strmrling: Brure Churchill, John Cur- roll, Jeff Hulmsch, Bill O'Brian, Swzlerl. Jane Sansoucy, Chris Pinkham, JoAnn McElmnn ACTIVITY STAFF Standing: Noreen Landny, Kevin Com er, Edward Terrenzi, Joann Fraiser, An drea Sheridan, Seated: Dorothy Kelle her, Terri Kelleher, Jill Dailey X,.,-1'-'? a is Us -,'T-Fx Q -4. -l:?.Q..a ,. .1 .Lf 4 -3, C S vs. FOXBGRO , w I nb, I ' ,! r f s5. X i Ll f B 4.1! C-,D SENICR FOQTBALL BREAKFAST Q .4-F'- Every time a new plate of donuts was brought out-SWOOSH-all gone. Everyone was afraid to take too many eggs for fear that the whole table would gang up on them. And more than one slice of ham and watch out . But despite the food fights. the orange juice orgies. the ham hounds. the eager egg eaters, and the donut divers. the break- fast was a stimulating stir before our first home game. lf anyone didn't memorize all the cheers after how many times that they were shouted, then they must have been too busy eating or watching the teachers who also joined in the cheers. With red hands, full stomachs, and lofty minds, the Senior Class of 67 marched to the field. 87 Q' 2 I ff ,, 1 v 0, X X Y 1 1 V . w x ' A 8-0 i ' WIA 'V U5 4549211 N ' f .pg E wh GIRL ' FQCTBALL Top row-S. Matthews coach, L. MacPhail, I. Doucet, N. Rawding, S. Doodyi D. Bean, J. Turner Bottom row-L. Carpenter, L. Wendell, D. DeFelice, M. Bryant, B. Covatsos, M. Leggee Top rowAD. Larson, B. Harris, l'. Horrigan. D. Miller, l'. Walsh, ll. limnsf-y, K. Ross Boltonz row-J. Melflrnan. S. Harding, D. Wendell. II. lie-Ilr-In-r, 'l'. Kell:-In-r, D. SENIOR GIRLS I O0TIIfXI,I, The shirts were a little big and they had funny embarrassing tails. but we had a ball. It must have been 109, and the ground was like 1-onerete. This was the setting for the Senior Girls Football Game. These girls really deserve a lot of credit for participating. They had no helmets or padding. and the game was tacklel The team members were just as rough as the professionals. and a couple of the kids were a little shaken up. Barb Harris was in such great physi- cal shape that she ached for three weeks afterwards. Linda Maeljhail quarterbaeked the White Team, and Dorsey Kelleher the Green Team. Dorsey scored the only touchdown, and was shaken up a few times during the game. 89 9 SABRI A FAIR 'LSabrina Fair. listen where thou art sitting under the glassy cool. translucent wave . . .ii Sabrina Fairchild grew up on the Larrabee's estate on Long lsland. where her father worked as the chauf- feur. She then spent five years in Paris and returned home a sophisticated and well-mannered young lady. She 1'eturned home to find out whether or not she really loved the l,arrabee's youngest son David. If she found out that she didn't love David' she was going to return to Paris and marry a very rich Frenchman. Nlon- sieur Paul lTArgenson. Davidis older brother Linus tried to discourage Sa- brina from wanting to marry David, that she should marry her rich Frenchman. but in trying to persuade her. Linus falls in love with her. David has also fallen completely in love with Sabrina and told his mother, Maude Larrabee that he wants to marry Sabrina. lVlaude is against the marriage. but promises to discuss the matter with Mr. l.arrabee. Mr. Larrabee however forbid the marriage in no uncertain terms. it wasn't right for your chauffer's daughter to marry your son. Wliile Maude was consulting Sabrinais father, Fair- child, Sabrina happened to walk in and discovered to her horror that they were discussing her marriage which she knew nothing about. At the same time Sabrinais rich Frenchman from Paris arrived as a surprise to take her home. At this point Sabrina discovered she loved Linus. Linus finally musters up enough courage to ask Sa- brina to save him from a fate worse than death to be domesticated. 'cCentle swain at thy request l am here. l Linda, Fred, and Elaine 0 Deborah Stuart, Assistant Director ,, fe... '- sf' .' 'w JA . . 1'--,. ut-uv. Q . . 4 -M' 'Sufism-.-4 mm- : ... .awe-fl . -un .Y Z .ws 1,-I L-7 . ' . 1+ 1 e 39 is .L.2 .ir.u f. 'w f ix- .qv-, 12:3 5 Donna ,A Vx ' ls? VX ll! s ff Q ff Xu gf Karen, Fred, and lVlr. Morrison CAST Maude Lurrulzee Sabrina Fllliffllilfi Elaine Chartier . Karen O,SllGil Linus Larrabec Sr. .. Ronald Lewis Linus Larrabce lr. Fnirclzilll ........ David Larrnbce . Paul D,f1TA!fl'l1.?0I1 . Crelcllen ....... fulia ,llcKinl0clf illa rgu ret ....... Young Woman .. Young .llan .... Young IVOIIIIIII . . . I Young Man . . . Pronzplvr . . . Prompler . . . . Frecl Antonia . . . . ViCt0r Tylmer Kevin Wesley' .. Davicl Perri Lyn Carpenter . Linda Burke Linda Maephail ,lufly Miley Tom Bournival . . . .lliigrnar RlQ'llill'llS- James Sumner BJ. Doe Linfla Zieclelis Kevm and Ronald -1. ,. . - ,. ,f -1, ' 'al 'ix X X -1 'Y 'S Linda S, ,T R-C7 Sq, v ,J yxwx,-. --, Elaine and Ronald Mr. Quincy and Larry I 4 0 Q 67,- fx 'x 50.0 L qu Q Nefg s ig , .......-. I just knew I'd find a way to get out of this gym class! CUUIS Uff f ff'f 22 XZ! r. -v-g -0- '- W L ' 'e e v ' f 4-Xtra hefip, Mr. Crugen? 55- ,321 R E' Tea. I'm holding on, now what?! Gee, I wish I could spring this joint. .MW Q3 wi 'Q --vu, --Q 1 ' at , f mf-:ww f-T4.,,, Mmm, . t f '- - - .1 ' 'M if ' Q ' A if I , 'TWSQ N n Q, N - .. Y' ,'!.5 -,sf - ' ' .eww n v A NA Q V ,g .b t , .,: -Q ,g 1,-,i l Y N , A i x , - y ,f-we-w+g.,f t A ' I it if ,1,.,, - J' 'i, . , KLX4. 1 , -- R 1-1, ,I x. . 5. xx! , .', ' ' t '. ,' .p-4t5,.f'.,f.v, 7' -f wr: fn , -- A r M' on-. Y 1Q.M5-wnshgtxg, , f f 5. , .V t , xvgxg Q., .AN '31 ggi... 3,...g f Y Q. 4 xrfr Qftkg. - - X,-'gg'-X-. .X Q.: -10.-vQr.'5' W... hx -r .--15'1?CTA'.1f.54g,. '- f ,-A1 ' f'w1f '--'- ' Yf- + Are those green antennae coming from that thing? ? ! 1 PATRIOT LEDGER ALL-STAR FOOTBALL AWARD Dave Walsh 'Q , 'I' - I ' .. ' .a-1'-- , --' ,. . ,N u . ' ,.q- q '. 'I- - . -.-1 .4 . . . ur. ' '. ',,,n ' 1 ' 1 U., f,- ,..- .1 '---.ff '- MA . , R . , BOYS' STATE REPRSENTATIVES Frank Lord Bruce Allen GIRLS' STATE REPRESENTATIVE Michele Gifford AWARDS I 966- I 96 D. A. R. CANDIDATE Dorsey Kelleher IT'S ACADEMIC Principals Juliette Perry Andrew Szekely Frank Lord Capt. Alternates Phyllis Hollendeck Ralph Smith Russ Gianetta Standing: R, Gianetta, F. Lord, R Smith, Sitting: .l. Perry, P. Hollenbeck l EVENING f .. Ihr Susan and Frank, being crowned king and quee H I S by Donna and Steve, president and vice-preside! pi yy --Q gyv f Y v ., X x 96 4 1 5 I he Q X ,1- MAY I3 I966 b and Dav MUST ATHLETIC ne and Tom SENIGR BEST DRESSED 12' Y T POPULAR Mosr LIKELY TQ 5 MOST UCCEED nd Bm Lmda and Andy SU PERLATIVES M051 SERXOUS BEST DANCERS Ll Peggy and Bfuce D d J 99 PERFEC M TPA OS TH .ig QT' Bob HH te MOST BAS Lmda an BEST d Joh LO R .5- 'HT I NXGST in Koh 051 9 mv W wmv? W 1 , 'fm 5- CJK AEA w is 1- 6 vig' R!! 1 . 5 F . I' ' 1 I Q PW H tit 1 FIRST WI TER X VENIOR R ARNIVAL P 'W Zin -rnnaes'n!I!eEQ4e2'w1 'Q 'fav I -fi an mi Q 3? an ,j in x, 2 22 RZ! E? W 5 SE.-.S M X2 Ein., 2 3: x 5, M 7 E, Q. 3,3 -- ' -Wm., .,...-..- .1 . gf' , f ' g as ' i . i ff: .. 'P 4 Q8 2 X 4' r l..,,. ' , - '59, A. ,, MK- 'ii ,-- t E Q -mmm I04 'Q Jn bi' i 9 ,,. . THE LINDERCLASSMEN 5 51 ,.ggvl4' l05 1 75. 0 .. f :i::rf.,'f3: President Alan Meneely, Vice-president Marylin Heller, Sec- retary Joan Kennefick Treasurer Paula Pesaturo M. Araby 3 A J. Campisano wg.. P. Bradlee M. Aledda , f J. Beith , y 4 1 i L. Barra K. Bille J. Carroll R. Brown K. Bradley J. Bushlow N. Bulman R. Buchanan L. Aldrich IO6 TH .IU IORS .J Z v, , f... x n Q. f . . ll CLASS OF I968 V. S. T. C. J. R D E. G L. S. A. J. G. R. Connelly Centamore Donavan DePa1ma Briggs Decembrele Crowley Doucette Clish Cooper Daly Clines Dore Doherty Doherty R. 6. D. Cammarata J. Bartone T. Andrews C. Billikus A. Andrews J. Armando J. Holger D. Cuddigun B. Cuddigun M. Budlong F. Campbell B. Burnc-5 L. Bcrtclelli V. Caldwell I ' J. Buvci - '1l ' Maxx-9-f'11g:' .. , .Ll . ' 3 1 il.. I Sl IQ :Az 'f - r -1, 'IM P8 -'33 KY' QE- x 1SsgIZ3:- V Xiu ,',. ,. ,y f. 1 .gf D A H Q .. Q 4 C.. ,L 'M Q W 1 2, Y.- in nn- l , r 4 . 5 31 L 'R K .',. ', X 39 f nb 5 M -4, 4 ,E -Nfvlf' ' a ll l ny. Q, ,V 3 R ' X 29: + .A AGN' , , K- H . vs 5 ' 4 J- -V 5 .3 -5 1 X-AV, , sw, 5 s, y f xv-Q-'l l K lk :mr -v . ,Y x x . . 1 . Q Q-. . v- Q 4-- 'x D. P orsy th A. Forte D. Grover R. Dunn S. Collins R Croft S Devoe R Ciannella E Gorman C DiCastro L. D'iRosario B Donaghey S. DeFelice L. DiMasi L DeVine .l. Coombs S Devine K. Daley l. Dooley E I Q4 , L' .1 L- a Q5-A J Hamm R. Estabrook K. Hay C. Hart sflack and Jill went up the hill hey this book 15 llll15 trated! I J. Gramer S. Gates 3 ' ' N B, Fisher G. Gnlligun P. Graham x ' ' 'Til . ' Q ' fl! C, Grant J. Ihlcnlmurg , T. Ducuay' L. Lisunsky VV E. Hull I P, Healy P. johnson ' K I. Erskine F. Kruvger ' .IN M. Greene 'M' V I 3' A C. Eckicf J. Kem-fick ' ' -I f . B. Foley J. Indorulo G :N N. Hurt Vw , 1.--V' 1 f . ax?-N N 4 U- X ri 'Ax Q .L V g ' ' In AGHAW 1 ' QN 1 . Y Y ki L. Masciarelli . ' W' ,',- K- KCISOU 'Z .A X M. Manning b ' ,.-1 G ' ' N. Jordan L-'51 I K D. Kunkel ' 'S-F - W X 7 D. Gibson E. Gibson M. Heller T. Gibson 'RG R. Genlille G. Flynn L. MacKenzie C. Miller K. McNeil V. Moligiano D. Napolitano R. Neckes D. Nushuwuly K. Mclsuuc J. Mellon P. Mulligan R. Mcflilvery J. Mcflarrett C. Murphy L. Murley K. MC Enany J. Nickerson M. Murphy S. Morganelli V. ...- er- in . ,-. , . 3 r. I . f ax is R A W Y Q Sr' Vmg zz. , f F :V Q ,!':,f'f ' f 'fi' I I 0 yn- N., A y ,04- C. Kelly R. Lubell R. Mf'Cuire K. McCarthy E. Lane W. Kelleher R. Lorizio K. Manning fu, nv-f ' vi' A v 7,3 Q . I 4 , I .J 1 A 5? ' 5 ,rg M. Kelly W. Lahti P. Loke A. Kenefick C. Cradin C. Jones K. Kelleher L. Erwin I. Levine ',..f,'.hY nl... A l. fl' A. Ortega S. Powers A. Ortega A. Meneely T. Nugiera J. Minichielli D. Merchant R. McCormick L. Poirier R. 0'Connor R. Quinn L. Poland M. Schnetzer D. Shea M. Oles L. Onishi J. Smith W. Simms KN, :igzwa-5 'Y 1 X . J, . -fl Ig .A . A A1 X ,' ' . in X 'rw 'W ' , Q .3 X , A im ,. 0.71. ' 23.1232 I.-,.. ,.,.., , ..., ,'L:..., 7 0: 'Un .,...f rg 'i V 1 ' S. Mastandrea S. Martin K. Kent C. Macari E. MacLeod D. Wall S. Thornton R. Sullivan R. Thomas D. Vrooman C. Stcncel R. West R. Smith T. Yeomans S. Wilson ll2 fi' in 4 rw' -rv ox gy xx 'ITF ,, fi P. Pesaturo L. Ramonas W. Richards D. Scrocco M. Ronayne E. Raggiani C. Oles B. Shea P. Sullivan R. Thompson T. Soave J. Turner B. Smathers F. Ryan R. Quin C. Simpson I!! .1 F: FAREWELL The school spirit of the Senior Class of u67,' is nothing short of overwhelm- ing. This is illustrated by the tremen- dous amount of academic and athletic enthusiasm which the seniors have displayed. Seniors, keep your spirit and en- thusiasm and you will succeed in all of your future endeavors. Allan Meneely, Junior Class President -nu, :f u V, r 3 , , R x 4 Q2 . w X . - as .5 5 Y l ' ,.,,wm , . '-f-mm Q E. Stubbs K. Taylor J. Soule R. Taber J. Southerland F. Tomasi C. Sweeney P. Stockus S. Thomas R. Tulysewski L. Wilhelmson S. Zlochiver S. Strong D. Woodbury J. Webster L. Tangvik 3 f' 17 x A T up L-Q X in -,. A V -P 9- , wg iff 'p'v r . 4 :ws I rr of .J 1: L .41 1 H ' . lv' . ff' r Q'- riws Ye. V ,ii v ' ,. II3 Jfrz T Sh ll Class Officers-John Brennan, Roger Potter, David Swardlick, Christine SCPH f.f i , Anderson 'ffl 7 V D. Brown E. Black E. Breheny D. Bodine M. Brophy G. Boreham E. Benberry 'M. Altfillish S. Batchelder D. Armstro II4 . . 'fx K. Anderson L. Aledda C. Bamsley S. Bryant THE GMCRES s-7 , gr- ,Y U ,,.H . . , .1 KX, h M. Batchelder G. Anderson Hg S. Beradi W. Bauman , l K 'J . F1 zz! YQ 1 ' j V :sw rv: A 4. 3 ..1 'X . l fm- ly L : Q- it '- 9 1 N. F . ' I '. lo 5 ' fun any .fi Iv 1, yQ,..o 'ta 7 I .u '?'f.o Q O 'a,. s rs -5 4 'N 0 '-' 1 f 2 3 ., ' K,-f I D, Aprea Anzalgne Bfueggeljjan Brown Bfydnl lll'CI'lH0n Bfyilfl J. Callahan R. Connolly ' R. Chamberlain D- BriggS M- Boyd 5- Mflfld' D- Bfnkiifl ' C .L h B. Cooper A' J M. Culubro Q !,, - - W. Buckley 1 1' fl K' Ch A W. Correy 5 n 5 Q ' I Curheil A M J. Carmichael CLASS lfhllffll 5 A ig '. Q F Aw 6 'P E. Crowley 5 A. Contois I 6 ' S. Colp Q 9 Q 'ban .:.4 - , f T. Connelly 453 i, J. Connelly 'Y .. ' '- ' R. Cohen AN. .171 K 5 ' 5' Liv ,513 E wie' can - 'V B. Carroll X, .l. Carrozza ' J. Cooke II5 ,.f P ' .-f ii. . ' J I if . an 'P 1 Q t 1 L . i Ir T , ,AW I YXXX 3 mi fM'HfsA.A..4f..fmLL A n ' ri., .-N, .-v 1 E. Christian S. Cilrano C. Cammarata M. Dunn C, Chamberlain D. Costa N. Drake P. Curran J. Croak M. Dunn S. Eames D. Cushman S. Dardano H. Donna J. Dykeman A. Deluca C. Dolley K. Crowley T. Dimasi B. Devine D. Coughlin yr I -Q- R. Dardano K. Costa T Dimasx T. Gerewicz D. Cotter R DAttans10 ,o , ' A gifs I QQ QC I'm warning you Jeff-stay hack or I ll hit you R. Cray R. Hatcher M. Hart M. Hollenbeck S. Fisher D. Grafton B. Ford K. Gilmore J. Farrington J, Golub A. Hamm E. Ferguson ? G. Fisher '53 o- ,Vs ..,., 'VL 4 xr rf T-C' V..- vf'l X 1 A 'T u ox 1. 7 M. Horigan S. Genon ' C. Hardy K. Graham D. Gramer M. Fish T. Hegarty E. Galvin J. Hubsch D. Gada L. Isenstein B. Ford rn ' . . ll: S. 5. lf' ,,., N. 0 L. Gnlligqn D. Grvnnon A. 4,5 L. .riff ,Q . 94 dsixf p E I f I di' R. Eilhier NI. Harding - fi if V 1 ,,.- Af as Q 1 sl VF: A fs ga gy A X 1 'Q . fu: ' ' I F, C7 s K. Kessler K. McCort P. MuCKiernan D. Grover S. Gales E. Cable G. Pina D, Lane K. Nlasclarelli NI. Krueger J. Masioli gi. 'G' Q , . ,A O, 1 0 if TX W .5 1 A. McIntosh C. Jorgerson L. Lapenus s 15 G. Jameson S. Jackson D. Jenkins S. McLaughlin D. Martin R. Lynch f I, V. McPherson A. McKenna T. Lyne ? I fix ,QA fx J. McAtamney J. Leahy B. Keenan L. Janvrin K. Manning . 'I x as-4'V. Y, i fi Home, sweet home. P. Poore B. Moskiwitz J if M. Rinaldi V. Meyer ah xi . gnqume h , V . 1' i--1 Q , R. M1-lehin W. Kelly R. Orlvndahl K. Richards D. Philbrook J. Roffman I M. Rizzo R. Pike M. Michener B. Moore . . i f P9 XY. il G. Pina C. Muller P. Nashawaty C. Pllfdie 'ls . Q. W - , . in - v . ., .Y J'-1 1 I' f.. V. .5624 A IL. 'Q ji ' ip 6? - K 1 f ' ,Q 5 X 'ri-1,4 M.- A -rx .. I .g5'?f23?' .Q f 1 f'b rv 5. f I fa' .' '14, . '-I -4:-.ig wi. plz v --3 y Y lov' f'7i'S-l- f S M. O'Brien C. Nickerson C. Moskowitz P. Murphy J. Roach R. Potter F. Mosher C. Romsey M. Ronayne D ' R. som J 2 . I . , . J J J. Schneider L. Schiavone R. Sellon A. Thompson G. Salvatore D. Sawyer D. Spardella A s L. Oi . D. Scott K. Sullivan S- PHNSCHU J. Thompson M. Ross T. Smith H-0: 'P to ji :+P vo-OX.'QW l'53X'Q'9 Ely, - Z xr.-7 157Qxl0oKl'l Q X 57C?x1o KM1Lf58rgQ':x if 5 l i.lIxlO3'Kl'l'iXXhXl! 9 i7 L LQX-1 3 ,.' l 7.3,,.ql' 4,1 L' . gA.',g H, x . iw 'J . iff! 7. A in , rflilx A S9 . 'fl A 4 i E Swarts S Stanlaske C. Sandburg B Selby S Ronayne E. Shumsker D Swardlick J Tatro S. Smith J. Tamburino S. Terrenzi C. Smith S. Sheridan J. Trementozi S. Tyher V. Tolias T. White i '1 - A -I If Q C25 X' if if n C. Starr M. Singer D. Stoddard M. YVoodbury gy J. Tordoff 'f il mix. . r if df . Up 9 95 C. Titus D. Titus Xvf K. Winkler J. Venkus On behalf of the Sophomore Class I would like to extend congratulations to the graduat- ing Class of H677 The Senior Class led the student body at Canton High to achieve high goals in marks, athletics, and school spirit. They were one of the most school spirited groups ever in Canton High. Their participa- tion on all our athletic teams was tremendous. The Seniors have set a fine example for fu- ture classes. Best wishes and luck in all your future plans. Sophomore Class President , ,. - R. Williams S. Varney C. Vallely S- Wfill X W. Thorn S. Travis S. Tucker M- WhiIWOflh N. Zaniboni K. Young R. Thorton M. Waterman D. Thorton ,Mi l22 P. Tzannos N. Zanotti 'D fb M. Walsh J. Treannie X' ff -'A' '4,,,f-'QW 1 ff? . .lgvplfi nv f' ' LP Even your friends won't tell you . . D- W'-THC 3 ix ,, ' 'ICH 'ul , M '-13 RJ N GUARD AD gr fx I I DFF GUARD , Q 1' M ,Q , C' ,Q X I 2 r O O O 914 .-. I23 H 15: ' 'fmg avr- 'sk 5,35 THE FRESHME Seated: President Rosmarie Camiolo Standing: Treasurer Janice Donlon, Vice- President Eric Stocker, Secretary Clu'istine Schnetzer W 01 -P H wp , at M l ffl' wg., 7? '71, M. Abdoo D. Alaimo L. Batchelder N. Begin E. Araby C. Bender M. E. Biclium M. Bloom W. Andrews P. Bouchard F. Briggs R. Alsop D. Allen R. Al'Il1a!ld0 E 124 'Q 11-9 1' 4 1 X, 'Y up J' Q R .A B V' 4. 'N -. A 7 N 1' 4 Q... ' f 5 ' if U A Y .Q.- fs , 'X 'J 5. , fx A I E. Brown C. Buswell L. Carlson A. Brown L. Cavanaugh L. Carrocio M. Brown C. Connolly C. Barra E. Bieth R. Beaubien R. Bf'CkC'f CLASS QF I9 O C. Anzalone C. Bosanquet P. Bradlee J. Curran J. Cotter C. Culver A .- Erw ,....,bf, v':'- 7 1' V-P v P we l X X ll T at 'B I v l 'Qi' 'M s . Ili lfn S. Converw S. Casey M. Brophy L. Cuppelleiti P. Berteletti 5. Aronson 1 B. Braconi - v S. Aberts .jg R. Brennan R. Bean R. Brookfield i f. R. Callahan '... 'f 1? 711-my A 1 sv, .- .4-1' X., , - 1-.2512 . ,. x ,,., . ,. .. 45x5- s. --... .1 rv ,Q . . rs 1. ' v . 'R 1 sf C. Conner P. Culp H. Berger 1 'Fin ' rj ' 49 tx ' 1 5 v-1 uf' , I25 ,- fr. i 5 '1- ,+ 95 fu .1 X -- 1 M, , -4 ,f 45? f' v ': as B as . lr..- e. ij, . Y -xl' .- xy J' Y J X , I' f ' x Q G5- x V! I r. fda - V C. Churchill J. Copely J. Chamberlain C. Cahill K. Bryant B. Camiolo B. Buchanan E. Collins L. Buckley P. Chetkauskas N. Cooper M. Bromberg R. Carlson P. Burns K. Critz D. Devoe J. Donlan M. Doherty S. Donnelly D. Duguay P. Dodge lf- -K 'fm D R. Davis . ' P. Dardano ' X ' J. D t V., J Ona 0 W. Dooley R. Drake xl' W. Doucet D. Donahue gig' fy' S. Danahy S. Digirolamo B. Donato 5, ,I ,A I C. Dorian f' , fl: 'N . .C A. Donchess '- I M N x . i vs ' fn.. i ' A M. Cummings ,di ' ' 4 X' , K , . U K U C. Crossen X, 11- v . . ,. , Dewitt N-A Lv , Y ' Z ' . .,a.. 4.3 . - 4 X. ' ,I I .5 7 1 A,-'fa ,if Z! 'A' Nl ,1.'. . .rv .U ol .V ..-: C V--.. .t L a syn L 5- In 1 ,. v. ,-- .Q S. Cowie S. Eardley M. Dorr F. Giffels F. Fama M. Hincllliffe I ' N K. Dick M. Graham L. Donahue J. Galligan M. Ferguson C. Ferretti ,X J. Cuarino R. Gibson W. Goodrich A. FllZIllLll1l'lCt' P. Foss M. Gabrielle C. Gentillc M. Cruberl D. Fernandes H. Franklin X, , X wh .. W5 A . 15 r , A . rv I vs FD 'Q' nf p. , - t'-an f , . - F. 'vs . - ..- . ', . 2 4 . R 27' V? ff I27 e 5 ti Ja '177 -1 M 4 M F 5. fa 1 - A bv g I li - N4 fi 0 . W .V , .4 -J Ji! 5,1370 an-4:5 'Sf milf. 1 -'Q ' 1 W. Kairis NI. Holmberg ef 'H ,.- . X E. Brown M. Hinchcliffe D. Jackson P. Kelly J. Harding J. Kendrick F. Halley A. Cuyette J. Holmes S. Hanson L. Kenny C. Howard H If J x like X 1, sf, 1, X ,Li J. 17: U ' - .. '. 3 . x i rx ' 'Q i z f- Q iw: H -X f'7'- Xb- lv 4 x' -i- E .Y ll - if I H ' U ' fjjvvori ' P. Cavigan P. Fisher R. Gravina J. Gillis L. Ferry D. Hughes J. Hinds D. Keenan D. Joyal S. Hoffman R. Johnson P, Hagan F, Gustafson 4 , ' 'lil' . 215.5 V-l is' 5. -- ' a '. vw 'E' I ' '1 Y - if -'-2 '-,fur em if-, ' x in ' f 'i ' - ' W .er z- Q 1 . ' I I I 'I w I ' 1 .. WY il '5-23 ' If ' 1 f A 1.2! ' ' . -,I fx ., if af ' .. Q ,P ,QP .ii ' -- 'wszai-9 Eh 'vim . , in 1 , ' I f 'B fr' if ' 1 X 3 ...J ' . X? 5 K. 14, .. ., V. 4 if fi ' '-'NX f 'I I li r-I - i . ,nm X N J. Jennison W. Marathas K. Hughes T. Manning K. Manning J 72 1 r is D. Kellihcr W. Lully V. Jones J. Marinaro G. Lyons S. MacKay R. Joyce J. Landon K. Huovinen V. Mason J. Mamma A. Marathas N. Masulsky P. Kunkel J. Martin J. Kellchcr K. Kc-wlcr NI. Kilruy K. Hllllillllfy C. Lisansky C. ixlilflllll J. Ludiiy H. Kruger G. Martin ,M fi. M J' n!'r iff' sf 3 :Lei 1 5 S. filuvkicrnuri IJ, Kunkel 5. Lindquist ,o -N li. NI4,'CiuSiiy M. Luughlin I.. Lennon -.. ' f . , 2 I kv: gg P- . rr -Q, ,- J ' gpf' J ral i '- 'F ' VA 3 .f - eng 1 Z' Y . n Dfw .v 2 ! Q Z, , 1 Tv 4, A .1 1 1 S - . . - gf-.t, D., , ,ia xv., .r ll :,,.,?gsA.4,:,g 1. Q 1 14-f tj H3 -4 I U it. f S v J 4 , f, X' . Q e I z: 4 ,fi x I ij , G 1' . 1 r -N ,,- - I, 1 -I 5, ' I 1 of 1 D. Lynch L. Leonard L. Macljougul M. Makris J. McDevitt P. Murphy J. Nichlos S. Masofskey J. O'Hara C. Michner L. Mendes T. Page R. O'Brien T. McGuire So long Senior Class of 1967, You have been the most inspiring senior class any lowerclassman could ask for. Everything you have done for us and the school will surely be re- membered for a long time to come. The example you have set will not be surpassed for a good many years. President of the Freshman Class Rosemarie Camiolo 7 B. O'Brien J. McWilliams A. Moody H- Niles R, Minkwitz W. McCole A. Mikelson J- Milne .l. McDevitt Myrick W. McCarret 'S- DUIUI P -if H g rv '- I fy , 1 V I .. , V K 3 - -of f ' 2 . . IW? v.nT ' fy W .L g 1:1 . L ff Q hifi Lf Rs' 'At 1 rj fix. .N Not black eye shadow, I want it green! Rawding C. Peterson Ross IW' 1 C. Repucii R. Russell J. Rouche J. J. Roache A. Russell D. Powell W. Panciaco J. Pearson is. ' EF.. - l 1' ' A , .J v W Q ' - N ...Jv- xgqvur 741 ibn Q. .4 '- fi fi if 4' C. Nlcllllerson F. Mclinuny li. Mills L, Mendes Nl. Murphy L. Mendes P. McGrath L. Nowell D. MCC-loin L. Orlando J. O'Connor J. Ossman E. 0'Neil A. Plant z,' f ,.s', ,fl gi pf A-ag is f' fb ,. .er J 1? -,. if 1 'F .M l we 2 ji A Q 'axial 1, J Qr-'f I Igx -, l3I J. Pugliocco M. Ronuyne M. Rizzo C. Rommel M. Tack D. Scanlon K. Stevenson E. SlOCk6I hui 1 ' X ' X- .-:LZ N' 1 b ' A 4. 1 'lf ,Q fm -v. fi L - .' g 4 if 'sri Simian: fv- tv . 1 i fl x Qs' I, mtg 2 s .X ggi R Q . . XI. Regan D. Pike C. Richards J. Thompson . Tuttelman . Spintig C F W 2 N' Ax r-W if 9 ' .3 . 3 .K ,fy ff! , C X ,rj ' In S S 4 .f ' 1,554 If mi ' .ll 5 :' bn-I J. Rosenthal D. Perry M. Parson D. Soave N. Snyder ,I. Spierdowis x 1 1 w' X ., ..,.,'f'?'y..'. 49. if ' ' .SE f. W. f N lf 2 K I . if . ,A q.. ,f A '- .. A.. A' 'Yydj 0 .'W',,-4 ' ,Q ii sf' C. Ponte W. Perkins E. Perri L. Sumner P. Sullivan D. Szuluk A xi. v i' ' R055 'is' 2. f . V ' fgx K 5 ' Q 5 QT3' an. xv' , i. -vvy' D. Pino K. Plumb C. Russell D. Shea D. Sullivan S. Sullivan gi-P, yv A-R 'Q v-ar ,ff ...i V- xii. ff in I ' ...,,, Qin .2 P. Qualtrochi S. Robertson 4, l ff . .. inf. fi U vii 1 D. Smith J. Russo D. West C. Wy'n1an K. Thompson C. Webber C. Wentworth T. Vinciquerra P. Winer Q J S. Sfougarx M Sumtl lx Ihompbon P. Turmr R Wfmer f 'Ihurher C. Wheeler N X Q no x R Wondw.1rd T. Thompson P. Truczinkas J. Thornton M. White J. Whitney P. Wirta ,rf 9 ACTIVITIES AND GRGANI' ZATIGNS I w9'i,f Q- ragga K .pai -3 Gtr wi ifg iii ,li ff? Qi NA.. ,, elf .3 tw? 1.. r E '11 s 7. if at - First row N. Zaniboni, R. Camiolo, D. Kelleher, C. Pinkham, B. Allen, J. Daily, L. Tangvik, S. Donnelly Second row E. Stock- er, J. Brennan, R, Potter, C. Wirta, D. Swardlick, P. Pesatuuro, W. Perkins, D. Perry Third row J. Roache, S. Matthews, M. Ronayne, W. 0'Brien, A. Menelly, .l. Hubsch, R. Hinds, W. McDonough, R. Caddigan TUDE many hours of hard work for the school and community Treasurer-Chris Pinkham, Secretary-Dorsey Kelleher, Vice-President Jill Dailey, Advisor-Mr. Callanan, President-Bruce Allen I36 'TCOUNCH The Student Council serves the school, and community by promoting desirable attitudes of school spirit, scholarship, and civic respon- sibility, by training students in leadership and democracy, by serving as a forum for student discussion, and by helping the school in any way possible. This year we have sponsored such programs asg providing buses to the hockey games, initiating a winter carnival and a bookstore, contributing to local charities, holding a com- puter dance, providing scholarships, selling Canton High jackets, presenting a concert, and holding class elections and an induction ceremony. It has been a valuable experience. ATIO AL HO OR SQCIETY Members of the-National Honor Society try to maintain the standards of service, character, lead- ership, and scholarship, and to promote the same goals in all the students of Canton High School. 5 I OFFICERS: Deborah Stuart, Secretary, Bruce Allen, Vice President, Lee Wendell Treasurer, Fred Page, President goals of service, character, leadership, and scholarship gi,jg1,s5gpys,jf. in I 535. A , .EH UZ ig rf -41 1 +- 1 Q I rf, 2.5 . f'-Q ,JH First row-T. Gualtieri, J. Cramer, D. Stuart, M. Schnetzer, L. Wendell, M. Gifford, L. Burke, E. Armstrong, S. Coady, Second row-J. Aquilino, .l. Dore, D. Henry, B. Allen, M. Roessel, S. Matthews, R. Giannetta, Mr. Tighe, advisor Third row-E. Terrenzi, A. Szekely, J. Hubsch, A. Clines, F. Lord, I. Marsh, R. Smith, F. Page l37 First row-T. Cualtieri, K. Shulman, L. Tangvik, S, O'Connor, M. Horrigan, C. Dooley, C. Schnetzer, S. Courie, M. Oi, D. Gallant Second row-N. Jordan J, Cramer, L. Ramonas, M. Franklin, L. Burke, D. Stuart, L. Noll, B. Harris, M. Jenkins, A. Marathas Third row-D. Costa, N. Ladney, L, Rubenstein, F. Campbell, D. Campbell, J. Hubsch, P. Sullivan, A. Gibson, S. Pariseau, V. Connelly, Mr. Schneiders, advisor Fourth row M. Araby, J. Converse, J. Ladney, J. Carroll, L. Johnson, F. Lord, R. Lewis, A. Andrews, A. Hamm THE MERCURY .,r 21. Even though our school newspaper is not really a mes- 1 l senger of the gods, it does carry the messages of students 4 Q who have something to say for all to read. S Time was taken from classes to discuss its editorials and , sport critiques. 2 Along with the nonsense and foolishness expected of a f school newspaper, the 'Mercury' covered social events gone, . and the social events to come. Its reports were not always accurate, the letters to the editors were not always original, the student body often . disagreed with some factual accounts, and feelings often ran high against the newspaper. But more often than not, you're bound to hear, When you're through reading the 'Mercury', may I borrow it?,' Mr. Schneider advisor, Linda Burke, David Campbell, Frank Lord l38 M0 ITORS 3 First row-L. Tangvik, M. Donaghey, C. Wirta, T. Kelleher, D. Kelleher, J. Dailey, L. Wendell C. Carpenter Second row-C. Pinkham, T. Cavigun, D. DeFelice, D. Larson, J. Fraser, B. Caddi gan, B. Allen, T. St, Jean Third rowsB. McDonough, M. Ronayne, B. O'Brien, A. Meneely, J Hubsch, D. Walsh, S. Matthews THE DEBATE LLIB 1:2 if-4 ' -1 ,wi .54 Lf . mf P' S 1 XL , First row-J. Hoffman, W. Perkins, D. Scott, K. O'Shea, R. Connelly, J. Milne, L. DiMasi, D. Perry Second row-P. Mulligan, R.'Thornas, R. Mc.Cilvery, N. Boreham, T. Hegarty, L. Kobs, F. Antonia, Mr. White, advisor I39 DRAMATICS CLUB 'E s 2 wllhe Dramatics Club Presentsv-a familiar quotation seen and heard each year as the Dramatics Club does present a musical comedy for everyone's enjoyment. This year they are presenting 'CSilk Stockings which stars Elaine Chartier and Kevin Wesley. Also giving supporting and important roles are Tom St. Jean, Karen O,Shea, Mike Rinaldi, Jeff Bryan, Ron Lewis, William McCole, Fred Antonia, E. J. Doe, Dave Perri, Andi Sheridan, Jane Sansoucy, and last but not least the chorus. Y 4 if if Z'ET5'E 5 if .elif 1 5 i S Q L ? S 2 ge 1 J 1 . 'P-. ' Sealed: K. Shulman, M. Franklin, D. Richards, K, O'Shea, L, Coletti Standing: H. Spierdowis, P. Smiley, Mr. Valin, advisor, D. Price, E. Armstrong PHILOSOPHY CLUB What is man? What is beauty? Wlrat is a soul? These are a few of the questions which the Philosophy Club tried to answer during the past year. This activity, opened only to seniors, was instructed by Mr. Valin. The aim of this class was to develop an awareness of what is going onf' Elinor Armstrong, Jill Perry, Daru Richards, and Linda Coletti were a few of the seniors participating. Mickey Mouse was not present. ii Willis, Standing: R. Ciannetta, D. Briggs, D. Woodbury, I. Marsh, A. Szekely, F. Page, Mr. Badoian Seated: P. Hollenbeck, L. Ramonas, M Boyd, P. MacKiernan, S. Coady, M. Krueger MATH LUB Since the establishment of the Math Club three years ago, Mr. Badoian and his students have been making history for Canton High School. Last year the club was the league champion and ranked third in the state playoffs. This year the club again ranks first in the Greater Boston Math League and also in their division. Mr. Badoian is very proud of his team and thinks they have done a marvelous job competing such schools as Brookline High, Newton High and Boston Latin. All the members of the club rank in the top of their respective classes and out of the fifty-one teams participating in the competi- tions Mr. Badoin says, 'LWe're the greatestf, l42 CFFI E ASSISTAN S ,. , 1 Ii- 7 1 5 , W? .- 1 1 i' i First row: J. Sansoucy, G. Nicherson, T. Duguay, S. Sfougaris, C. Cammarata, V. Connelly, P. Hollenbeck. Second row: S. Coady M. Boyd, J. Mascioli, N. Curtis, C. Berks, S. Pariseau, K. Thompson, Third row: D. Richards, D. Miller, M. Gifford, J. Ferguson LIBRARY ASSISTANTS QQ. Standing: N, Zanotti, L. Nolls, C. Ossman, C. Cahill, B. Gerzon, M. Watemian, N. Drake, D. Boyd, J. Bucci, M. Horrigan, E. Christain, Seated: D. Stuart, E. Chanier, P. Wallace, E. J. Doe, D. Larson, M. Young. I43 ' i Q52 - S '34, 25.353 ' C x ' i 'K ' 'C - Q 1, .4 M , xg J 2 G i Q I, U' 1 ' ' 2' Q Q, gf' -', t 'sw gg , 1- f 35, 1 l . if Y 52. i f 3 Qi 5 U 5 J lszvzgf Top row-J. Dailey, D. Miller, D. Larson, L. Carpenter, J. Fraser, D. Kelleher, J. McElman Bottom row--J. Turner, M. Bryant, D. Digeralamo, N. Rawding, M. Gifford lf.: H. if 51' J J ' - x , - M. v ,A u . A 19 gn. I N x... ' an ' X Q.,xlu,,. 341 r,, .,4l'c,., N Lg... C.ll.S. '. 51.3, c . xlfflvt, c ' ' c.n.s an ' I wg v Standing: Mr. O'Donnell, D. Decembrel, L. Johnson, J. Nichols, D. Walsh, Mr. Gibson: Kneeling: M. Brophy, T. St. Jean, A. DeLuca, J. Murphy. Absent: B. Allen, S. Matthews, T. Cavigan, K. Haines, B. Selby, T. Gardener, W. O'Brien. CAMERA LUB Bottom row: Michael Araby, Mr. Quincy Middle row: Andrew Hamm, Jeffery Tatro, Top: Stephen Terrenzi ART LUB W, 1 -K' 1 is L 7. van 3' W 'qw 11.5 .4 fx 1 'J 5 E2 i.,' if 1 'fi 25 2 'j '? '. ii J 5' .5 '4 Q ik ' 3 , rx g iff si f E 2' I 33 43 gt' ff :gif i3 4 Bottom row: R. Najjar, S. Thomton, F. Orpin, C. Healy, L. Colelti, K. McEnany, L. Lapenusg Second row: Mr. Quincy, ad visor. L. Onishi, M, Gifford, L. Wilhelmson, L. Pola'nd, P. Healy, M. White. Top row: S. Smith, W. Kairis, J. Tumer, L. John son, M. White, T. St. Jean, R. Nashawaty, F. Fitzgerald I45 man-pw wp-had-Od JU ICR CHCRLI 'li fifli? lil' lY ifl53'z??'lf 1' 4 ,143 ' -' ' ' HQ., V no , ,. ' Eif .. . Q . -5 1 . .. .,,..-.we L-nz' Another CHS first was instituted this year as the young voices were incorporated into a Junior Chorus. This group joined the already mellow voices of the Senior Chorus in a Christmas assembly. They usually practiced their pitches in the cafeteria under the direc- tion of Mr. Levache. CHS is looking forward to a better Senior Chorus composed of experienced former Junior Chorus members. , if at if 1 4 t ,. , 4 ,pm 7 V' mf .. Fl' 4- 3 1 ,Silva .f51. .gf 7 1 f 1 f 221 1 . sift? 2 ik: . 316 .AA I E' 14 .1 A 4 ,1- ' 1 if NRE ' 13 GJ Seated: D. Gallant, C. Dooly, D. Brown, S. Tyber, D. Stuart, S. Cowie, N. Jordan, T, Cualtieri, Second row: Mr. Schneiders .advisor, L. Burke, B. Ford, L. Rubinstien, N. Ladny, D. Costa, P. Sullivan, A. Marathes, B. Harris Third row, A. Andrews, F. Campbell, .lLCarroll, F. Lord, K. Stevenson, J. Bryan, D. Campbell. JOUR ALISM This activity was a novelty starting with our class. Besides learning the basis of reporting, writing, and layout, we listened to speakers from other newspapers, such as the '6Patriot Ledger . Also, after an issue of our own paper, we would pick it apart in Journalism Class, discussing its good and bad points. Mr. Schneiders was the instructor, and often mixed colorful stories about David C. and possible libel suits with the usual Journalism course. I47 ea? 'Sf' J' - Q 'SJ '-IS 1. Y g? if ,Q J i i ,--Ilkrk 99 gf Q! J .2 ' Q .1 1 -I :' , dr J..fhh,'V RqvK.fj. 3- 47,-ff, -.1 ' r f aff' .Z LI gl 'J -If 'Tw i capw I - C. I nes' L' to Km:lins.D' Sfzmcco' kes. 00' Donaw, L, Bans B. ixfliec XV!! ff..mgor'Q:1h :Y2 ...,,g.,,,,- ' -....-W...-. - s,,folrf4 1,31 9 . i 'Ti 5 mg I, ,J u n .Q 'fl' If A3 . X, 1 1 ,:Lv'!', lllll f G 5 it I u , -'Q , 1 I l Z i J l 2 ' Li, R' A 3 - 5 .. . gg, if , -Qi .- S--1 . 1-..: 5 - .-' ' , N V l'I sf: R17 ' M--' W f Q 'ws r ' 'l'.-'EH ' I M-,Q 'A N ,.,.'-, ,vw v 1 'kS its A, ! mf, Y .NN- , V . - 510 Tr . , - . Q V N- ' ' jk mir. H 3 nk, V, N, ..,. -' f,' f-Wt' A - 1 XA ' , AR' Sfaizi uf Z-- 'M' kk' Q. -4 - .TB 4. l b- dv ,Q . . -5 4, -w k , W ,af-ugn,, 5 Hslx ' ' ' ' 'Pill , QM-4 ,-rua.. ,-.af .iff mf, .vw rf 2 wr ,. - 3' 1' - N ,Q 4-av + W ,xf v Q 'Q Vlfwfrlm. - . QQ 45. Q-X N .4 ,Ne- 5 ,I -1' 1' mswf' ' Y my s, -B. '. ' f, , B H A 1 V vw , ,, ..,,. my A Q ,V,.,, , . -- 1 k..,,. SATISFIED us THE CANTON HIGH SENIOR WHO FOUND . . . SPIRIT W' FRIENDSHIP DILIGENCE TEAMWORK WHILE PARTICIPATING IN SPCRTS 55 79 -5f+3i't2?iZt5PlfQPll BE e S2 lr55fli57 75 '25 f Y Stl-tqglfi' W fi - '..-: ' t, ' wwfft W ,, lt' X 7 2 31. 760. gm, nw fr, RJR? - 1 ' 7m4a...nasal.ltt:'F'39. A Bottom. rotcg C. Thomas, J. Roache, F. Bloom, E. Mc Laughlin, S. .l. Amando, F. Toinasi, K. Hay, B, Cohen. Coachesg Masal D. Walsh, B. O'Brian, B, Hutchinson, J. Converse, ,l. Murphy Second row, C. McCole, S. Smith, D. Decembrele, M. Brophy R. Caddigan, M. Ronayne, D. Contois, J. Ihlenburg, C. Romsey. Powers, J. Trementozzi, T. Cavigan, K. Haines, S. 'Matthews sky. and Tripp Top rozv: Head Coach Higgins, R. d'Attamasio, D. Titus. T. Gibson, T. Horgan, D. Wall, M. Ronayne, L. Poirier J. Callahan, F. Bolger, T. Cecewiez, K. Mclssac, A, Clines, J. Doherty, It, Grover FQCTBALL SEASONS RECORD v 1 Co-Captains Steve Matthews and David Walsh Canton Falmouth Canton 1-1 King Philip Canton Foxboro Canton 26 Mansfield Canton 42 Westwood ' ug-5 Canton 14 Somerset 'V Canton 40 Oliver Ames Canton Franklin Canton 26 Stoughton ri 711,21 , ,,b. 13,14 .Q . .1 ,.,,,1A,.,,1c'?.- ., - , N Y.s , , ., ..f fg,-,- , W- ., , K x wg- I -1 at 4 uf M. -yy -:.,x.,+ - ' , -, -, 4. AA ',,yf.,,.',-u.,o.n. ,-uxnag-4. 5 v f ' 'f , ' 5 .Wu N, qu z, ' .,1.,. -'--V ' Q, ,. .v ' ' -v 1 x ,Q , ,..,.A- XM V . in .Pg vm- 5 1 V -.gl - H - f- - 41, , , 2' -. ' . ., , . ,. 'X4q.,Q' l - I53 THE SUCCESS OF EVERY SEASON WAITS UNTIL THANKSGIVING I L J XS f . 'if A Dick Decembrele Most Valuable Player of Thanksgiving Day Came 94,3 1 N 0 A E? THE BLILLDGG J. .en We yy ff fi xx, Mary Terri Peggy Joann Donna X . 1 A Eileen Martha Donna Cheryl Audrey Top row-G. Parson, S. DeFelice, R. Smith, P. Bradlee, D. Armstrong, J. Covatsosg Middle row-Coaoh Mr. Covalsos, R. Dardano, J Schneider, J, Hubsch, R. Staiti, R. Kenrick, Coach Mr. King, Bottom row-W. Dooley, W. Selby, R. Croft, P. Bouchard, T. Smith, ,I O'Hara. CRGSS CDU TRY I58 Top row-E. Bloom, W. O'Brien, P. Bradley, D. Armstrong, F. Tomusi, S. DeFe-lice, J. Hubschg Middle row-Coach Mr, Masalski, W Perkins, R. Dardano, J. Schneider, S. Powers, W. Selby, Mr. King, Coach, Bottom row-J. Bartone, T. Smith, D. Gilmore, R. Croft E. Collins, P. Bouchard, W. Dooley, J. 0'Hara. I DGGR TRACK If I59 .: , Z ., k N. vx Y -4 if e!ifi4 Y 1 4 'Har I 'd' -1? uf 1- Tvp row-N. Zaniboni, P. Healey, K. McNeil, L. Wendell, L. NIuCPhail. C. Cram, D. Richards Bottom row-L. Carpenter, D. Miller D. Kelleher, J. McElman, J. Daily l60 5. VARSITY Captains-P. Wallace and D. Kelleher 'U E 3 41 f I I To row S Hanson C Nickerson P Mur h' J Hinds P Bridle' 'lliddle row T Du ua' E Gib on G Moli iano C Miller p-. ,. ,. py,. -,..yl -.gy,.s,. g,. , M. Watemmman, D. Wile, T. Bosenquet, B. Ford, K. Kritz Bottom row-Mrs. Alford coach, S. Ronayne, C. Anderson, D. Bodine, V. Connolly, R. Thompson, L. Barra, D. Cramer, J. Kenefick Ibl VARSITY Q- ? fi BASKETBALL 3- J f , 1' Q .lx 1 QA 'xqfq . if I K F ,Q at ' gk E 1, I, Caloplng Gary Kevm shoots . . . h I ...L U zg' .1 uf rt 1, ,wuzv '95 fm, .Q ' W. V- -1- iff! Dx M' . , 4 '10 1 k H 6 .... r L., -v V 1 Tiff' 9 ' ,f ' 'H' if -711' Ei 41'-fx I I. IN' .Qi +4 S xx 'EX ,Y -11:11 1 Standing: Coach, Miss Hayes, V. Connolly, L. Carpenter, M. Gifford, N. Rawding, D. Miller, D. Lar- son, P, Horrigan, A. McKenna, P. Wallace. Kneeling: J. McElman, D. Kelleher. F! F Z- Q , Co-Captains: D. Kelleher, J. McElman GIRL 1 Standing: Coach, Miss Farley, C. DeCastro, M. Grabrrt, J. Kenrick, L. Hall, E. Mills, D. Wile, D. Costa, C. Bender, C. Miller, S. Kaiser, M. Fqrguson, W, Richards, Kncf'l1'ng,U.Crowl0y, N. Zanilmoni ASKETBALL Co-Captains, D. Crowley, N. Zaniboni atlence Pa s V Jaci oi ,'.e,.v,k' V s ' 'KTTH ' sw 5 . 3 Qi., ' - ' 1 i H, yd y ff For anton 'gg Q W i F111i 5 'Ee52 fri -. mi Lf-ii ,,. is fhi 'ed the tf. f Qf?..' ' f V Iifff- Q 1 ' U il, NTON F s , 1 PER hockey 5 gs? School l began ago h of th e F - 't t ny of th g Zack High f Just g Soutl ie puck pionship :iockey am whit ast nigt Ver Lyn rd that maturec o be xckey is nton. s ie coacl CQmm iized ina feeling anywhf W35 E0 the kids lit ther' Vee and til .he dir nV and I said tha took a ye? W ave 2 tis - - - . rd, and irushed . cally m VC, but the :et the l rot the 5 said tha ,, .. A .. . ave 'rn V - -4' . -we -..M Y , 1 , , fe' V .' .Q - y- . 1' . ,V n W ' , sn' '-aw 115 M , - V 5-V1 V,-gi' but the ..- 1 ff '-,S V figs-f, 35 et the t nh - -- ,. -. '31 , -' the s s- - .. ' t P I ...., .l if , ' alt! 'N-U' ' vho ' ' A' sh t0P. son 1, .mon i, Q Fefe, ' I I I Di sw ',i?'.'7f,'vsTfi2?i f f itawisil ' . ,gf goal tor me uuiicogs on a play von, cvimi-Lf Q 1, f 3' ' been successful for the AHINGHWM ' uigeaggolre than once fgagfcgoiusvvfimifnl ' I . SVCS - Y Q ff Q ayed close to the 4 4f 'l f'Sr iffy' . blue line while the V T ' Y 4,3315 V , V I V 'v in the Canton end. 5'0 9 ' C GN' ,sf T .24 W: A 7 t A 'f ---ee -1--even Seotted Gaviwi .5 L-:Za .Q 'Il . Wm, fetfka '5-as V Williams - 4' record in the . rf- N 1 After eight hard years of working together, our hockey team, coached by Mr. Kidd has become ' it in third pla behind Canton, 2 We mou . one of the most successful teams in the history of em. kniigiiiigii Canton High. This year they have won the South ix- iiiirenlgfrinigfmf Shore hockey championship, tied the South Shore I wg 9 r r' A All-Stars, and as the ECHO goes to press they S I I have reached the quarter-finals of the state hockey ra 0 tOllI'Il?:lI'I'16I'It. Keeps Bulldogs Gro BOSTON - Ever since Tom At len Gavigan could handle a hockey C t ' stick, swing a baseball bat or yma 5:3 0: run with a football, be's been a ' fa fa 5 ,, Cn success, i Russ hid His touch for success and a checks winning attitude paid off for the clock. Bulldogs hockey team Saturday afternoon, as Canton won an 3-2 overtime decision over Boston Technical in a second round preliminary game in the State Schoolboy hockey tournament at the Boston Arena. lt wasn't an easy win for Canton, however as it was behind 1-0 going into the third Beriod but Steve Mathews notted the score for Canton at 3.33 of the period and Gavigan gave it the lead at 5:42 on a partial breakaway. A Technical goal by Mike Cederchuck put the game into overtime but Gavigan came up with the winning goal at 1:20. This isn't the first time Tom has won a big game for us. ' said an elated Canton Coach Russ Kidd. Earlier in the year 2 he got the only goal in a 1-0 win a fine game, rebuffing Canton consistently. After we'd begun skating like we should, explained Kidd, we began getting some shots on him but he was excellent along with that boy, Shanley 1VinJ who played the entire game. Flaherty didn't have a mon- opoly on good goaltending in the game, however. as Bulldog goalie Tom St. Jean stopped four clean breakaways by Tech. The breakaways were the result of Tech expectations - Canton defensive lapses. The first goal scored on St. Jean at 6:39 of the first period was a deflected screened shot by Bill Hanson. Jean appeared to have seen the shot in flight but, at the last imtant, it deflected off a Canton player and by St. Jean. Canton came on like steam- rollers in the third period, always on the offense. with play being mostly in the Tech zone. Mathews made all the expend- pay off at 3:33 when a nifty wrist shot into ing he I really thought we were snake bit in the game, said Kidd who was relieved to get the game over with. Nothing seemed to click for us although the bovs played a fine game. And when they began complet- ing their plays and shooting. that F'ah-riy would make a great stop. But we just had'to keep pounding away until we scored. i Now the Bulldogs, after wins' over liynnfield t3-lt and Techy must face the number one seeded team in the Tourney. Arlington, who was a 2-1 winner over Gloucester. CANTON J, BOSTON TECH 2 CANTON - Thomason. LW: Govav- sos, C: Ford, RW: Comer, LD: Cleveland. RD: Sl Jean. G Spares W Mathews, Sullivan, Gavlf gan, Keleher, Thornton, BOSTON TECH - Hanson, LW: Shanley, C: Cederchuck, RW: Hovkiris. LD: Foley, RD: Flaherty. G. Spares - Ahern. Crimlisk, Lawless. FIRST PERIOD Scoring - B.T. Hanson tFoleYJ 6:39. THIRD PERIOD Scoring - C Mathews tThorntonl 3133: C Gavigan tiullivan, Mafhewsl 5:42p B.T. Cederchuck tHanson. Shan- IQYJ 8:51. That Arlin best I've seer mented Kidd going in with loser. over Hingham in a league ' ' ff5tf?1'Wff tSouth Shorel ga me e corner of the onto the was the the who club the game ll WSS third St. while G ovat- Thom- Glllf 4:57. 1. in Qs., f 1 v V1 'Zz' . .pf , . 1 5 Canton istor -- id 59 .. Q -1 , if 1 fr 5 . if 3 I V , 2 Q 22'-P 'fl-F! 3 1: , --,j ., . V. , fx TU 0 Twp 1 'E r11Ni,....nw1u ...Nm ,LW ',l'3e.::, -1331-1 11 4: 'TF' b. .' w-N Q' 4 Q '5 v x I... Q J NE!! QBNT NT l lawn li aol' v. Bottom row: co-captains Kevin Comer, and Bill Fordg Second rowg M. Thompson, J. Covuteos, J. Kelleher, T. St. Joan, J. Rouvlig Third row: S. Matthews, T. Cavigun, W. Cleveland, R. Sullivan, C. Simpson, SllllZ!11'flg.' coavlies Mr. Olier und Mr. Kidd, C. Pink- ham, C. Howard, J. Roach, S. Thornton '2:50 of the first period when he made a good defensive play to get the puck, and skated in to score on Brockton goalie Larry , - ll VARSITY HOCKEYz I96 PU: Walsh. x an? Less than aminnta later Rav 'a 0 D'Arcy putM1 . two when he flumllf Kelley's reboui 121511 At 11:51 of ' s rove ot t nes. Co g g -V -1 ' 1 ff1I'7V71' T .F En' , L1 avi: 623095 if ' - 5 , 51 L, i 4 . 1 , J E-,J i IS the V BJQfh4'S:,,, 051.1 Q, Com- L fre not ' uma'-:l,.:'f3 M . f.l.if,.1 ing. ide of 2 3 il 'v-if x-r'1'mx'i'ell wnam i 1: 1 'tif NN-w. , Snwy: I-lmliw' ' ' 1 '-Il 'VH an xl!-Sur 'r i iiglliwig ilie 20wm'5 lun 1 -I - Friday mini 211 1 Him i in - l' - . r ,-3 iii N . Tl 'A '- ' mi, selefled l til fm' 1-i.,LA S 16. 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A moment of silence, please. ,,..,. gi lx l i v 5 1 ' r i 4 . e - .12 If 4 ' 31 r Which way did Walsh go? I told him only 25 push-ups! I .1 Af ,. K gf -X - . I , 1 x A , e ' a X X . N - v A J, - A All right. men. we better stay away from this guy! For the last time, don't laugh at these pants!! I78 AM EN SENIOR ACTIVITIE AHEARN, CAROL ROMSEY Glee Club 93 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. ALLEN, BRUCE EDGARTON Student Council 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Yearbook editor 123 Pit Band 103 Debating Cub 93 Monitor 11, 123 Boy's State II, Student Council Workshop 113 Cross Coun- try 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. IO, Hockey 93 Indoor Track 103 Outdoor Track 93 Tennis 10, 11 ,123 Gym Instruc- tor 12: Treasurer of Student Council 113 President of Student Council 12, Vice-President of National Honor Society 12. Student Government Day representative. ALLEN, JAMES MACE Chess 11. ANTONIA, FREDERICK MARTIN Football 93 Chess 93 Senior Play 123 Driver Ed. 123 Indoor Track 123 Debating Club 12. APREA, JOHN JOSEPH IR. Chess Club 93 Camera Club 103 Pit Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 10, 11, 123 Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12, Driver Ed. 11. AQUILINO, JAMES WILLIAM Football 93 Baseball 93 National Honor Society 11, 123 Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 11. ARMSTRONG, ELINOR JEAN Art 93 Tennis 11, 123 Softball 9, IO, Yearbook 123 Drill Team 10, 11, National Honor Society 11, 12, Philosophy 123 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. BALBONI, MICHELE ANGELA Dramatics 9, 11, 123 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. BEAN, DONNA LORRAINE Dramatics 93 Pep Squad 103 Senior Chorus 123 Girls Football 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Driver Ed. 103 De- bating Club 10. BECK, FRANCIS ELWOOD Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. l80 BERKS, CHRISTINE ESTHER Dramatics Club 9, 10, 123 Driver Ed. 113 Office As- sistant 10, 11, 12. BLOMSTROM, PAUL STEPHEN BLOOM, ELIOT FRANK Outdoor Track 11, 123 Indoor Track 123 Football 123 Conditioning Club 123 Scenery for Class Play 12. BOURNIVAL, JANICE Dramatics 9, 123 Driver Ed. 123 Mercury 103 Drill Team 103 Senior Chorus 123 Glee Club 93 Science Fair 9, 103 Basketball 12. BOURNIVAL, THOMAS FERDINAND Art Club 9, 123 Chess Club 103 Debate Club 113 Driv- er Ed. 123 Senior Play 123 Senior Chorus 12. BREHENY, CAROL ANN Yearbook Staff 123 Art Club 113 Driver Ed. 113 Sen- ior Chorus 123 Senior Girls Football 123 Basketball 10, 12. BRIGHT, JOHN RUSSELL Driver Ed. 113 Senior Chorus 123 BRYANT, LOUIS CHARLES IR. A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 9, 103 Basketball 93 Driver Ed. 11. BRYANT, MARY ANN Cheerleaders 9, 113 Debate Club 93 Pep Squad 103 Science Fair 93 Basketball 10, 123 Driver Ed. 123 Senior Chorus 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Senior Girls Football 123 Senior Gym Instructor 12. BUCKLEY, ELAINE MARIE Majorettes 11, 123 Head Majorette 123 Dramatics 113 Glee Club 9, 10, 113 Senior Chorus 123 Senior Girls Football 123 Art Club 9, 103 Driver Ed. 11. BURKE, LINDA CHERYL Mercury 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Senior Play 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Driver Ed. 12. BURNETT, ROBERT CALLERY, CHARLENE MARY Dramatics 93 Driver Ed. 113 Senior Chorus 123 Soft- ball 10. CALLERY, EDWARD CARLSON ROGER MICHAEL Ski Club 93 ,Track 93 Senior Chorus 12, Debate Club 113 Basketball 9, 10. CARPENTER, GRACE EVELYN Field Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 123 Dramatics Club 93 Green Thumb Club 10 fV.P.JQ Glee Club 113 Class Treasurer 113 Senior Chorus 123 Senior Play 123 Girls Football 12, Junior Prom Com- mittee 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Gym Instructor 123 Monitor 123 Driver Ed. 113 Softball 12, Senior Ball Committee 12. CARRARA, EDA LOUISE Driver Ed. 113 Dramatics 113 Senior Chorus 123 Glee Club 9. CARROLL, JOHN FRANCIS III Green Thumb Club 103 Chess Club 103 Tennis 11, 123 Mercury 113 Yearbook Staff 123 Dramatics 12, Driver Ed. 113 Science Fair 9. CARTER, GAIL VIRGINIA Library Asst. 10, 12, Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 113 Field Hockey 123 Mercury 10, Dramatics 103 Girls Football 123 Senior Breakfast Comm. 12. CASH, EILEEN MARY Glee Club 93 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. CHARTER, ELAINE MARIE MARGUERITE Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12 3 Senior Play 123 Driver Ed. 113 Echo 123 Senior Chorus 123 Library Asst. 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 10, 11. CHURCHILL, BRUCE ALAN Football 93 Ski Club 93 Driver Ed. 103 Mercury 123 Senior Chorus 12. CLEARY, MAUREEN FRANCES Field Hockey 93 Dramatics Club 9, 123 Glee Club 93 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 123 Tennis 12. CLEVELAND, WILLIAM PAUL Senior Chorus 123 Golf Team 9. 103 Hockey 9, 10. 11. 12: Football 9. COLETTI, LINDA JEAN Senior Chorus 12: Glee Club 9, 103 Art 9, 10, 11, 123 A.V. Club 9, 10, ll. 123 Philosophy Class 12. COIVIER, KEVIN MICHAEL Student Council 93 Football 93 Cross Country 10, 113 Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12: Junior Prom Comm. 113 Year- book Staff 123 Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 12. CONTOIS, SUZANNE Driver Ed. I23 Library Asst. Il. CONVERSE, JOHN D. JR. Football 9, 11. 123 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 123 Indoor Track 103 A.V. Club 10, 113 Senior Chorus 123 Mer- cury 12. COOPER, GAIL MARIE Pep Squad 103 Glee Club 93 Driver Ed. 10: Library Asst. 103 Senior Chorus 12. CROFT, WILLIAM LEO Driver Ed. 10. CURTIS, NANCY LEE Mercury 9, Softball 103 Senior Chorus 123 Dramatics 113 Driver Ed. 123 Office Asst. 9, 10, 11, 12. DADASIS, MARILYN LOUISE Field Hockey 9, 103 Pep Squad 9, 10, 11, Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 113 Softball 93 Senior Break- fast Comm. 12. DAILE Y, JILL MARIE Field Hockey 10,.11, 123 Basketball 10, 113 Softball 10, 123 Football 12, Gym Instructor 123 Junior Prom Comm. 113 Student Council 10, 11, 12, fSecretary 11 Vice President 121, Yearbook Staff 123 Monitor 11, 123 Pep Squad 103 Glee Club 93 Drill Team 93 Driver Ed. 123 Senior Superlative-Most School Spirited. I8I DALTON, LINDA R. Senior Chorus 12, Glee Club 9, A.V. Club 10, 115 Basketball 9: Driver Ed. 125 Softball 10. DEFELICE, DIANE KATHRYN Glee Club 9. 10: A.V. Club 10, Field Hockey 9, Bas- ketball 10g Driver Ed. 10, Senior Chorus 12g Football 12g Monitor 12, Library Asst. 123 Office Asst. 11, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Superlative Most Talkative. DIBIASIO, DEBORAH ADELAIDE Driver Ed. 11, Field Hockey 9, Softball 9, Yearbook Staff 123 Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Senior Chorus 123 Senior Girls Football 12, Pep Club 10, Senior Superlative-Best Dressed. DIGIROLAMO, DONNA Office Asst. 9, 10, 11. 12g Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11: Senior Chorus 12, Basketball 93 Glee Club 9: Pep Club 10, Senior Girls Football 12: Year- book Staff 12: Gym Instructor 12. DIROSARIO, ROGER WILLIAM Dramatics 9, 103 Art Club 11, 12, Band 9, Camera Club 10. DOCKRAY, EDWARD WILLIAM Senior Chorus 12g Ticket Comm. 12, Basketball Manager 11: Hockey Manager 123 Yearbook Staff 12. DOE, ELEANOR-JEAN Drill Team 10, 11. 12, Dramatics 10, 11, 12, Library Asst. 10, 11. 12, Senior Chorus 12, Senior Class Play 123 Class Treasurer 12g Mercury 10. DONAGHEY, MARTHA JEAN Cheerleader 9, 12: Monitor 12, Senior Chorus 12, Senior Girls Football 12, Library Asst. 10, 11, Dramatics Club 9, 10g Glee Club 9, 103 Pep Club 10, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12. DONNELLY, LYNNE MARIE Glee Club 9, 10, Dramatics Club 9, 103 Library Asst. 10, 119 Yearbook Staff 12, Driver Ed. 12, Field Hockey 9, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Chorus 123 Senior Breakfast Comm. 12. DOODY, SUSAN MARGARET Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Science Fair 9, Year- I82 book Staff 12, Senior Chorus 12, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Girls Football 12, Senior Play-Scenery 12, Glee Club 9, 10, 11. DOOLEY, RICHARD JOSEPH Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12. DOUCET, IRENE MARTHA Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 103 Glee Club 9, Senior Play Scenery 12, Girls Football Team 12g Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12. EARDLEY, DIANNE MARIE Dramatics Club 9, 10, Driver Ed. 123 Senior Chorus 123 Pep Club 9, 10g Glee Club 9. EARDLEY, MARY CLARE Dramatics Club 10, 11g Pep Club 93 Glee Club 10, Driver Ed. 12g Senior Chorus 12. FAIR, FRANCIS JOSEPH Baseball 9, 10, Football 9, Driver Ed. 115 Senior Chorus 12. FENNESSEY, REGINA Dramatics Club 9, Library Asst. 10, 11, Driver Ed. 12, Gym Instructor 12. FERGUSON, JANE FRANCES Dramatics Club 9, Glee Club 9g Debate Club 10, Senior Chorus 12, Softball 12, Basketball 9, 10, Field Hockey 9, 10, Driver Ed. 12. FERRY, KENNETH MICHAEL, JR. Art 10, A.V. Club 11, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 123 I.B.M. Asst. 12. FISHER, BARRY GARDNER Football 9, Hockey 93 Basketball 9, A.V. Club 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11, 12, Gym Instructor 11, 12. FITZGERALD, MARY FRANCES Glee Club 9, Art Club 11, Camera Club 11, Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 11, 12. FLANAGAN, THOMAS JOSEPH Football 99 Golf 9, 10, 11, 125 Hockey 9. FORD, WILLIAM HENRY Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11. FORSYTH, JAMES ALEXANDER A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, Driver Ed. 12, Baseball 12. FRASER, JOANNE LOUISE Pep Club 10, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12, Dramatics Club 11, Cheerleader 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Monitor 12, Girls Football 12, Gym In- structor 12. FULLER, CAROL ANN Mirror 9, Student Council 10, 11, Mercury 10, Year- book Staff 12, Senior Chorus 12. GALLANT, DOROTHY ELLEN Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior Play 9, 10, 11, 12, Library Assistants 9, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Play Cticketsl 12, Mercury 11, 12, News Editor 12, Band Officer 12, Echo 12. GARDNER, EDWARD THOMAS Football 9, Hockey 9, Student Council 9, Senior Chorus 12, Physical Ed. Instructor 11. GATES, SHEILA LILLIAN Senior Chorus 12, Drill Team 11, Dramatics 10, 11. GAVIGAN, THOMAS PETER Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Foot- ball 9, 11, 12, Gym Instructor 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Glee Club 9, 10, Class Officer 10, Monitor 12, Driver Ed. 12. GIFF ORD, MICHELE ANN Student Council 9, 10, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Mercury 9, 10, Math Club 9, Yearbook 12, Senior Chorus 12, Basketball 9, 10, 12, Softball 9, Gym Instructor 12. GILL, RICHARD JOHN Audio Visual Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, Physical Ed. Instructor 11, 12, Driver Ed 10, Weight Lifting Club 12. GILROY, MARGARET NOREEN Senior Chorus 12, Cheerleader 10, Glee Club 10, Pep Club 9. GOLDBERG, ELISSA Driver Ed. 12. GOOLEY, PATRICIA FRANCES Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Driver Ed. 12. GOVATSOS, BARBARA MOORE Dramatics Club 9, 10: Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12, Science Fair 9, Senior Play fticketsl 12, Bas- ketball 10, 11, 12, Softball 12. GOVATSOS, JAMES MOSTYN Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12. GRABERT, LYNNETTE Dramatics Club 9, Art Club 11, Senior Chorus 12. GRAY, PHYLLIS Band 9, 10, 11, Orchestra 9, 10, 11, Girls' Football 12, Driver Ed. 12. GUALTIERI, GERTRUDE Chess Club 9, Russian Club 10, Mercury 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Office Asst. 11, Driver Ed. 12. HAINES, KEVIN Cross Country 9, 11, Football 10, 12, Hockey 9, Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 9, Debate Club 10, Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12. HANSON, STEPHEN Football 9, Mercury 11, Driver Ed. 11, Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Chorus 12. HARDING, SUSAN Glee Club 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, Field Hockey 9, Softball 10, Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12. HARRIS, BARBARA Journalism 12, Mercury 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Chorus 12. l83 HARRIS, JAMES Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 10. HEALEY, CHRISTINE Field Hockey 9, Art Club 9, Mercury 10, 11, Driver Ed. 11: Senior Chorus 12, Senior Play Scenery 12. HENRY, DAVID Basketball 9, 10, Driver Ed. 10, Debate Club 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12. HEWITT, EILEEN Glee Club 9, 10, Pep Club 10, Senior Chorus 12, Girls Football 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Driver Ed. 12, Drarnatics Club 9, Senior Play fticketsl 12, Cheer- leader 9. 12. HINDS, ROGER Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 9, 11, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, Student Council 9, Class Presi- dent 10, Class Vice-President 12, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12, Ticket Comm. 12. HORGAN, THOMAS Football 12. HORIGAN, PATRICIA Basketball 9, 11, 12, Tennis 11, 12, Softball 9, Senior Chorus 12. HORNBUCKLE, JUDITH Art Club 9, Driver Ed. 12. HOWARD, SCOTT Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, Track 11, Senior Chorus 12. HUTCHINSON, BRUCE Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, 12, A.V. Club 9, 10, Art Club 11, 12, Senior Play Scenery 12, Drama- tics Club 11, 12. IONELLI, JOHN Hockey 9, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 11, A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Driver Ed. 12, Track 10, 12, Weight Club 12. . I84 JACKSON, ANNE Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Driver Ed. 12: Art Club 9. 11: Glee Club 9. JAMESON, LEE Driver Ed. 12. JENKINS, MARY LOUISE Driver Ed. 12, Mercury 12. JOHNSON, LARRY Mercury 11, 12, Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics lsceneryl 11, 12, Senior Play Scenery 12, Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Year- book Staff 12. KELLEHER, DOROTHY Cheerleader 9, Class Officer-Secretary 9, Softball 9, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Field Hockey 11, 12, Student Council 11, 12, Secretary 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Pep Club 10, Girls Football 12, Monitor 11, 12, Yearbook Co-Senior Editor 12, Gym Instruc- tor 12: Senior Prom Comm. 12, Superlative-Best All- Around. KELLEHER, JOSEPH Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12. KELLEHER, RICHARD Track 9, Driver Ed. 12. KELLEHER, THERESA Softball 9, 10, Drill Team 9, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Pep Club 9, 10, Yearbook 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Driver Ed. 10, Dramatics 11, Senior Chorus 12. KENRICK, ROBERT Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, Driver Ed. 11, Track 9, Senior Chorus 12. KLIIVIAS, KAREN Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12, Art Club 11, Glee Club 9, 10, Dramatics Club 9. KOBS, LEO Hockey 9, Football 9, Ski Club 9, 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Track 11, 12, Debate Club 12. LADNY, NOREEN Mercury 11, 123 Yearbook 123 Girls Football 123 Driver Ed. 12, Journalism 123 Library Asst. 93 French Club 93 Science Fair 10. LaFRANCE, ROBERT LAHTI, MAUREEN Class Officer 10, 123 Library Asst. IO, Glee Club 9, 103 Driver Ed. IOQ Dance Committee 123 Senior Chorus 123 Pep Squad 103 Yearbook Staff 12. LANDON, ROBERT Track 9, 10, Football 93 Senior Chorus 12. LARSON, DONNA Library Asst. 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Officer 11, Student Council 123 Senior Chorus 123 Monitor 123 Gym Instructor 123 Driver Ed. 123 Girls Basketball 123 Softball 12. LARSON, SCOTT Driver Education 12. LEAHY, JOHN A.V. Club 93 Driver Ed. 11. LEARY, FRANCES Senior Chorus 123 Cheerleading 93 Glee Club 9, 10: Softball 103 Driver Education 12. LEGCEE, MARYJANE Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 123 Girls Football 123 Mercury 9. LENHART, CHRISTOPHER Cross Country 9, 113 Basketball 12g Senior Chorus 123 Driver Ed. 11. LEWIS, NANCY Senior Chorus 12g A.V. Club 9, 10, 113 Driver Educa- tion 12. LEWIS, RONALD Art 9, 103 Dramatics 12, Senior Chorus 123 Mercury 123 Senior Play 12. LINDQUIST, DIANNE Art Club 9, 103 Driver Education 12. LORD, FRANK Mercury Staff 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Pit Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. 123 National Honor Society 10, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Boys' State 113 1966 Natn. Youth Conference on the Atom 123 Hockomock Government Seminar 113 Ski Club 9, 103 Basketball 9. 103 Science Fair 93 Russian 103 Honor Roll 9, 10. Il, 123 Driver Education 11. MacLEAN, PATRICK Cross Country 9: Dramatics 9: A.V. Club 93 Driver Ed. 103 Senior Chorus 12. MacPHAIL, LINDA Cheerleading 93 A.V. Club 9, 10: Field Hockey 10, 11, 123 Driver Ed. 113 Pep Club 103 Softball 9, 123 Senior Chorus 123 Senior Play 123 Yearbook Staff 123 Bulldog 123 Senior Breakfast Comm. 123 Girls Sen- ior Football 12. MAHONEY, MAUREEN Dramatics 9, 113 Driver Ed. 12. MARSH, IAN Football 9, Math Team 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9, 10, 123 Driver Ed. 103 Baseball 93 National Honor Society 11,12. MARTIN, LYNDA Softball 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 9g Dramatics 9, 103 Glee Club 9, 10, 113 Senior Chorus 123 Pep Squad 103 Driver Education 12. MARTIN, JOSEPH Football 93 Ski Club 93 Cross Country 113 Baseball 12, Driver Ed. 12. MATTHEWS, STEPHEN Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball 12g Monitor 11, 123 Gym Instructor 11, 123 Class Of- ficer 9, 11, 123 Student Council 11, 123 Driver Ed. 103 Math Club 93 Junior Prom Comm. I1 Class Super- lative 12. MARTIN, MARY Driver Education. I85 MCCARTHY. MARILYN Mercury II: Driver Ed. II: Senior Chorus 12. MODONOUGH, WILLIAM JR. Senior Class Play 12: Dramatics 9, IO, 11, 12, Stu- dent Council I1. 12, Chairman ofthe Senior Class 12: Monitor 12. Yearbook Staff 12, A.V. Club 9, IO. II. I2. MCELMAN, JOANNE Field Hockey 12, Basketball 9, IO, 11, 12, Softball 9. IO, II, 12: Yearbook Staff 12, Senior Chorus 12, Gym Instructor I2: Girls Football 12: Junior Prom Comm. II. MQLAUGHLIN, EDWARD JR. Track IO, Football 11, 12: Dramatics 11: Chess Club II, 12: Public Speaking II, Monitor 11, Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook Staff 12: Debate Club 12, Ski Club IO. 12. MILLER, DONNA Cheerleading 9, 12, Field Hockey 12, Softball 11, 12, Basketball 11, 12: Gym Instructor 12, Yearbook Staff 12, A.V. Club 9, Senior Chorus 12, Mercury 11: Junior Prom Comm. 11, Art Club 11, Pep Squad IO: Driver Education II. IVIOODY, THERESA Driver Ed. 12: Senior Chorus 12. MOONEY, JOHN Basketball 9, Indoor Track 11, 12, A.V. Club 9, 10, 11, Weight Club 12, Outdoor Track 11, 12, 1.C.A. 9, IO, 11, I2. MULLANE, JAMES Band 9. MURPHY, DONNA Dramatics 9, A.V. Club IO, Drill Team IO, 11, Art Club IO. MURPHY, JOHN Baseball 9, IO, 11, 12, Football 9, 12, Senior Chorus I2. I86 I NAJJAR, ROSEMARY Dramatics 9: Art Club 11, 12. NICHOLS, JOHN A.V. Club 9, IO ,11, 12, Baseball 9, IO, 12, Basketball 9, IO: Weight-lifting S Conditioning 12, Chef's Club I2. O'BRIEN, ROBERT O'BRIEN, WILLIAM Student Council 11, 12, Monitor 11, 12, Ski Club 9, IO, Football 9, IO, II, 12, Hockey 9, IO, Track 11, 12, A.V. Club IO, Gym Instructor 12. O'CONNELL, GREGORY Indoor Track 9, IO, Golf 9, IO, Tennis 11, 12, De- bating Club 9, IO, Mercury 11, Yearbook 12, Driver Ed. IO, Senior Chorus 12. OI, MARJORIE Tennis II, Dramatics 11, Senior Chorus 12, Mercury 12, Yearbook 12, Girls Football 12. O'KEEFE, MAUREEN Glee Club 9, Art Club 11, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Driver Ed. 12. O'LOUGHLIN, MICHAEL Baseball 11. ORTENDAHL, LAUREN A.V. Club 9, IO, Glee Club 9, Art Club 11, Senior Chorus 12. O'SI'IEA, KAREN Mercury Staff 11, Philosophy Club 12, Senior Play 12, Dramatics 12, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12. OWEN, LESLIE PAGE, FREDERICK Math Club 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, Football 9, Driver Education 11. PARKER, JANIS Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Senior Chorus 12, Art Club 10, Senior Girls Football 12. PARSON, CARY Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 12, Football 9, Golf 10, Outdoor Track 11. PERFETTI, JOHN Football 9, 10, Track 9, 10, Driver Ed. 12, Student Council 9. PERRI, DAVID Student Council 9, Baseball 9, Basketball 9, Senior Class Play 12. PERRY, JULIETTE , Dramatics 10, Art Club 9, Mercury 11, Debating Club 12, Driver Ed. 12, Philosophy Club 12, Senior Play 12. PI NA, PETER Golf 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12, Football 9. PODGURSKI, RUTH Senior Chorus 12, Driver Education 12. PRICE, DONALD A.V. Club 9, 10, Fine Arts 12, Philosophy 12. RAWDING, NANCY Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Mercury 9, 10, Softball 11, 12, Driver Ed. 11, Girls Football 12, Senior Chorus 12. REDQUEST, RONALD Senior Chorus 12, Track 9. RICHARDS, DAGMAR Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12, Senior Play 12, Philosophy Club 12, Office Asst. 12, Field Hockey 11, 12, Basketball 11: Yearbook Editor 12: Dramatics 10: Science Fair 9. ROMSEY. MARYANNE Basketball 9, Tennis 9, 10, 11. 12, Ski Patrol 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12: Girls Football 12, Driver Ed. 12. ROSS, KATHLEEN Yearbook Staff 12: Driver Training 12, Senior Chorus 12, Girls Football 12, Art Club 12, Tennis 11, 12, Junior Prom Committee 11, Pep Club 9, 10, Drill Team 9, 10, 11: Glee Club 9. 10. 11, Dramatics 9. 10: Science Fair 9. RUBENSTEIN, LINDA Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11. 12, Drill Team 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Driver Ed. 10, Mercury 12: Senior Play 12, Science Fair 9. RUBIN, REENIE Dramatics Club 9, 10, 11, Mercury 10, 11, 12, Sen- ior Chorus 12, Art Club 10. 11, Science Fair 9, 10. SANSOUCY, JANE Glee Club 9, 10, 11, Senior Chorus 12, Field Hockey 9, Pep Squad 10, Office Asst. 11, 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12: Drill Team 9. Driver Ed 12, Yearbook Staff 12. SCHERMERHORN, .IUDITH Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12. SCHIAVONE, DONALD Art Club 9, 12, A.V. Club 10, 12, Band 9, Debating Club 11, Driver Ed. 12, Golf 10, 11, 12. SCOTT, THOMAS SELBY, WILLIAM Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12, Indoor Track 11, 12, Outdoor Track 11, 12, Basketball 9, Baseball 9, Ski Club 9, Senior Chorus 12. SELLON, RONALD I87 SHERIDAN, ANDREA Tennis 9, 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Drill Team 9, 10, 11. 12, Dramatics 10, 11, 12, Mercury 10, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Play 12, Driver Ed. 12, Senior Chorus 12, Pep Squad 9, 10, Yearbook Staff 12. SHULMAN, KAREN RAYE Dramatics 9, 10, Mercury 11, 12, Philosophy Club 12, Driver Education 12. SIGNORI, KATHLEEN MARY Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook 12, Driver Ed. 12, Glee Club 9, 10, Green Thumb Club 9, Science Fair. SKELLY, PATRICIA ANNE Chess 9, Dramatics 9, Driver Ed. 12. SIVIILEY, PAUL WARREN Science Fair 9, Philosophy Class 9. SPIERDOWIS, HELEN FRANCES Majorettes 11, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12, Girls Football 12, Philosophy 12, A.V. Club 10, Dramatics 11, Chess Club 9. STILLMAN, LORRAINE MARY Cheerleading 9, A.V. Club 9, Dramatics 9, Pep Squad 10, Softball 10, Driver Education 11, Senior Chorus 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11. ST. JEAN, THOMAS AUTHES Football 9, 10, 11, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 11, Indoor Track 11, 12, Cross Country 12, Art Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Chess Club 9, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 12, Monitor 12, Science Fair 9, 10. STUART, DEBORAH ANNE Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 11, 12, Pit Band 9, 10, 11, 12, National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Mercury 10, 11, 12, Russian 10, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Driver Ed. 11, Yearbook 12, Senior Play,12, Library Asst. 12, Journalism 12. SUMNER, JAMES TURNER Driver Ed. 11, Basketball 9, 10, Science Fair 9. TAYLOR, ANITA Chess Club 9, Basketball 10, 11, Tennis 10, Senior I88 Chorus 12, Girls Football 12, Yearbook 12, Varsity Basketball 12, Driver Ed. 12. TENN, EDWARD PETER JR. Basketball 12, Driver Ed. 12. TERRENZI, EDWARD JOSEPH Math Club 9, Basketball 9, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, Driver Ed. 11, Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Natn. Honor Society 11, 12, Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Yearbook 12. THOMAS, CHERYL ANN THOMPSON, MICHAEL JOSEPH Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Hockey 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Senior Prom. Comm. 12, Driver Ed. 11, Weight-lifting 81 Conditioning Club 12. THORNTON, SHERRI Mercury 10, Art Club 12, Senior Class Play Scenery 12, Senior Chorus 12. TITUS, BONNIE GAY Debating Club 9, Driver Training 11. TRAVERS, MARTIN Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, A.V. Club 10, Dramatics 9. TROTMAN, JO ANN TRUCZINSKAS, PAUL EDWARD TURNER, .IUDITH ELOISE Nurses Club 9, Driver Ed. 11, Glee Club 9, Pep Squad 10, Softball 10, Gym Instructor 12, Senior Chorus 12, Girls Football 12. VIPS, ARNOLD GEORGE WAGNER, CARL JOSEPH Ice Hockey 9, Baseball 9, 10, 12, A.V. Club 12, Driv- er Ed. 11. WALLACE, PENNF, ANN Field Hockey 9, 10. 11, 12: Tennis 10. 11: Softball 12, Gym Instructor 12: Dramatics 11, 12: Mercury 10, Driver Ed. 12, Senior Play 12, Library Assistant 10, 12 Drill Team 11, Girls Football 123 Basketball 12. WEINEB, NATHAN K. Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Pit Band 9, 10. 11. 12: Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Chess Club 9. 10: Library Asst. 9, 10. 12. WENDELIJ, DEBORAH Marching Band 9, 10. 11, 12, Concert Band 9. 10, 11. 12: Pit Band 9. 10, 11, 12, Musical 9, 10. 11. 12: Senior Chorus 12, Girls Football 12, Yearbook 12: Dance Band 12, Prom Comm. 12, Driver Fd. 11. WENTWORTH, MARGARET Art Club 9, 10: Senior Chorus 12: Girls Football 12: Driver Ed. 11. WESELY, KEVIN LANCE Dramatics 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Science Fair 9, Driver Ed. 12, Art Club 12: Yearbook 12: Senior Chorus 12. WHELEN, RICHARD JOSEPH Football 9, Chess Club 9, A.V. Club 9, 10, Baseball 12, Y.L.C. 9, 10, 11, 12. WHITE, MARY ANNE FRANCES A.V. Club 9, 10, Dramatics 10, Art Club 11, 12, Field Hockey 10, 12. WINER, LINDA Basketball 12, Volley Ball 12. WILE, BRUCE ROGER Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Dance Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Or- chestra 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Ed. 11, Ski Club 9. WINKLER, BARBARA JEAN Mercury 10, Tennis 10, Senior Chorus 12, Senior Play 12, Driver Ed. 11, Drill Team 11, 12, Dramatics 11,12, Chorus 11, 12. WIRTA, CAROL ANN Class Treasurer 9: Class Secretary 10: Student Coun- cil 12: Driver Fd. 12. WOOD. JOSICPII ALLEN Football 9: Cross Country ll: Indoor Track 10. ll, Outdoor Track 10. 11: A.V. Club 10, 11. 12. NVYMAN. ROBERT JOSEPH Football 91 Cross Country 11: Indoor Track 10. 11: Outdoor Track 10. 11: A.V. Club 10. 11. 12. YOUNG. SIISAN HACHIQL Xlercury 9: Dramatics ll. 112: Driver Fd. ll: Senior Play 12: Senior Chorus 12. ZANOTTI. NIAUREIQN DlANl'i Library Asst. 9. 10, Green Thumb Club 10, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12: Yearbook Staff 12. ZIEDELIS. LINDA ANN Debating Club 9. 10, 11, Drill Team 9, 10, 11, Senior Chorus 12, Driver Fd. 11: Yearbook 12, Science Fair 10: Pep Squad 9. 10. TYBER, VICTOR Hockey 9, 10, Cross Country 10. 12, Track 11, 12, Baseball 9. 10. 12: Art Club 9, 12, Senior Play 12, Senior Breakfast Comm. 12, Driver Ed. 12. WALSH, MARGARET Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Chorus 12, Soft- ball 12, Girls Football 12, Pep Club 10. WENDELL, MARCERY National Honor Society 10, 11, 12, Library Asst. 9, 10, 11, Green Thumb Club 10, Driver Ed. 11, Senior Chorus 12, Field Hockey 12, Monitor 12, Girls Football 12, Class Officer 11-Secretary, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Softball 12. JEFF HUBSCH Football 9, Cross Country 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, Tennis 10, Track 11, 12, Stu- dent Council 11, 12, National Honor Society 11, 12, Monitor 11, 12, Math Club 9, Driver Ed. 10, Senior Chorus 12, Yearbook Staff 12, Mercury 12, Junior Prom Comm. 11, Senior Prom Comm. 12. I89 glmnbenlanzllwum Main plant and general offices located in CANTON, MASSACHUSETTS This is one of tour modern dairy plants serving our rapidly expanding organization. Other plants are located in PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE MERIDAN, CONNECTICUT and RIVERTON, NEW JERSEY You are cordially invited to visit the headquarters of our organization, located in Canton, Massachusetts. 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