Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Business Staff Front Row: 1. Sylvester, B. Ellwood. Second Row: C. Currant, W. Ellis, M. Croce. Business Staff Were it not for the self-sacrifice and well- organized efforts of the business staff, M.H.S. would have no school publication. By conducting a record hop, by selling tickets for the senior play and for two moving pictures, and by obtaining sponsorships and selling subscriptions, the business staff has raised funds to support both the magazine and the yearbook. BUSINESS MANAGER John Sylvester, '53 Barbara Ellwood, ,54 Marie Croce, '53 VVilliam Ellis, '53 Claire Currant, '54 Honor B011 Those on the Honor Roll in Milton High School have been not only scholastic leaders but also members of various extra-curricular groups. As they pursue further studies or enter business, their ability in leadership will enable them to achieve the high goals for which they strive. These seniors whose willingness and ability have been recognized receive the admiration and respect of the entire student body and the faculty. Their scholastic achievements merit special acknowledgment. Honor Roll Front Row: P. Crowley, R. Kondey, D. Tyrrell, E. Dowd, A. Granstrom, I. O,- Connor, R. Emery. Second Row: K. Hermance, R. Lake, R. Lincoln, W. Flannery, V. Van Neste, D. Stevenson.

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Student Council Front Row: D. Stevenson P. Kenney, A. Dahlbo, R Lake, V. Burdick, W. Pur- sell, R. Keddy. Second Row J. Fallon, D. Lunt. Student Council and Home Room Delegatlon The Student Council experienced a successful year. Its members attended State and Eastern Division Conventions at Arl- ington, Winchester, and Gloucester. Robert Lake served as president of the Eastern Division and as a member of the State Executive Board. At the National Convention of Student Councils of 1952 which met at Evanston, Illinois, Robert participated as a discussion leader. The main purpose of the Student Council is to serve the school in every possible way. This year the Council has engaged in varied activities, such as sending of cards to the service men graduated from Milton High School and to the sick members of the student body, raising an additional sum for its scholarship fund, and playing host to the Student Council Alumni. Milton Student Council is justly proud of the loyalty of its graduates. David Stevenson, president of the Home Room Delega- tion, has presided over that group during a prosperous year. The Assembly has tried especially to publicize and help put into greater practice the Code of Honor. Home Room Delegation Front Row: I. Meyer, E. Rowbotham, J. Myers, F. Kaplan, C. Forde, D. Stev- enson, D. Morrissey, M. Dunn, B. Ulman, N. Daley, S. Gerke, 1. Reeder. Second Row: B. Scales, D. Buona- gurio, -I. O'Connor, T. Gal- lagher, H. Sinclair, J. Cros- by, I. Kearney, T. Carlmark, R. McGrath, I. Croce, R. Ceronini. Third Row: K. Mullin, D. McKinnon, R. Desmond, I. Kelly, G. Finer- ty, I. Cronin, WV. Gustafson, I. Thornton, W. Hl1lCl11ll811, L. Webber, A. Ahearn.

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Yearbook Front Row: D. Tyrrell, I. Collins, R. Noris, V. Van Neste, B. Webb, S. Slyne, A. Connelly. Second Row: A. Granstrom, R. Kondey, A. van Gestel, K. Berggren, W. Flannery, R. Hickey, J. Fan- del, D. Morrissey. Yearbook Editor - Victor Van Neste, Associate Editor- Betsy Webb, Biographies - Dorothea Tyrrell, Robert Kondeyg Art - Robert Hickey, Dorothy Morrissey, Athletics - Julia Collins, William F lannery, Pho- tography - Karl Berggren, Typists - Ioan Fandel, Alice Connolly, Clubs - Sheila Slyne, Allan van Ges- tel, Teachers - Annette Cranstrom, Secretary - Rita Norisg Literary Adviser - Ruth Dyasg F inanciol Ad- visers - Ethel B. Wiley, Lottie Elzbut. Unqulty Echo This year the Unquity Echo Staff has again endeavored to maintain the high standard of past years. With Richard Lincoln as editor, the members have put out Christmas and spring issues with en- tertaining stories, interesting features, and attractive cuts. The results of their efforts should equal the impressive record of last yearis staff, whose issues won first rating in the Columbia Scholastic P1'eSS Association contest and the Boston Glohe one hun- dred dollar award. Echo Front Row: G. Smith, B. Kelley, E. Dowd, R. Lin- coln, E. Coughlan, I. Oi- Connor, M. Campbell. Sec- ond Row: B. Avery, M. Ed- mundson, D. Stevenson, M. Cappers, C. Donohue, VV. Gustafson, M. Gordon, R. MacDonald, R. Murch, S. Mikulski, B. Boynton.