Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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junior Aides Front Row: B. Bent, L. Ceissler, P. McDermott, K. Sullivan, C. Kelty, D. Mor- rissey, N. Quirk, I. Swingle, M. Dunn, C. DeCiacomo, D. Tyrrell. Second Row: I. Collins, M. Bell, S. Callow, C. Forde, I. MacGregor, D. VVilliams, A. Granstrom, S. Kolstad, B. Webb, B. Kel- ley. Third Row: A. Collins, A. Foisie, A. Dahlbo, I. Fan- del, A. Fandel, A. Clasbv, G. Smith, B. Avery, B. Mooney, P. Kenney. lunior Aides For the second year, girls from M.H.S. have served as Junior Aides at the Milton Hospital. From half-past four until six in the afternoon they have performed such duties as filling pitchers with ice Water, giving clean glasses, and serving supper trays. These girls, dressed in crisp yellow and White uni- forms, not only have cheered hospital patients but, at the same time, have learned about the nursing profession. Scribblers Club If one sat in on a meeting of the Scribblers, he'd hear poems, jingles, and short stories Written by members of the Club. Miss Reed is to be con- gratulated fer her success in imbuing the sopho- mores and juniors with the valuable skill of colorful, concise Writing. PRESIDENT William Kepper VICE-PRESIDENT VVilliam Keough SECRETARY Carole Stebbins TREASURER Marilyn Bell ADVISER Miss Meredith Reed Scribblers First Row: S. Glickman, M. Bell, W. Kepper, C. Steb- , bins, W. Keough. Second Row: I. Driscoll, M. jaspan, K. O'Donnell, C. Smith, P. Florence, L. Stanhope. Third Row: B. Ellwood, G. Campbell, F. Kaplan, S. Fay, M. McNamara, E. Ross.

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Clee Club Front Row: R. Fahey, L. Geissler, B, Mooney, N. Oldfield, J. Swingle, S. Rob- inson, B. Webb, B, Graham. Second Row: B. Hicks, I. VValden, E. Barrows, E. Peters, M. Bogdanski, P. Savage, A. Oxner, E. Walk- er. Glee Club Under the direction of Mr. Tatro, the meni- bers of the Clee Club have enjoyed many pleasant times rehearsing and performing. In the fall they provided music for the Thanksgiving assembly, and for the United Nation's Day program at the Pierce School. At Christmas time they presented their Christmas Assembly, the Christmas promenade in Quincy, and sang Christmas carols in the school corridors. The next Glee Club project was the excel- lent Spring Concert presented in May. PRESIDENT Beverly Graham VICE-PRESIDENT Richard Hersee TREASURER John Crosby Chess Club The Chess Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Brown, has played exhibition games with several South Shore teams. Because of Dave Wek- stein,s amazing skill and Stan Stearns, organizational and teaching ability, the team has been able to prove the powerful versatility of Milton High School, even in this most difficult of games. PRESIDENT David Wekstein VICE-PRESIDENT Stanley Stearns TREASURER Cordon Crose SECRETARY Charles Donohue Chess Club Front Row: I. Swingle, G. Grose, S. Stearns, D. Wek- stein, C. Donohue, S. Mi- kulski, P. Dunn. Second Row: A. Lagace, R. Des- mond, W. Keough.

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Photography Front Row: R. johnson, M. Edmundson, V. Van Neste, C. Stebbins, R. Stanley, K. Hall. Second Row: R. Murch, R, Bradshaw, R. Crowley, M. Cappers, L. Osborn, C. Smith, C. Ten- ney, I. Hogan, L. Norton, R. Paterson. Third Row: R. Hickey, R. Britt, R. Duncan, S. Tays, M. Cordon, I. Mc- liinnon, R. Wilcox, L. Web- ner. Photography Club Although late in organizing, the Photography Club has varied its standards of achievement to in- sure more effective training in darkroom technique for its members. Under the zealous uidance of Mr. Smith, a scrapbook of Milton landlmarks was as- sembled. In addition, contests have produced many high-caliber snaps eagerly sought after by the stu- dent body. PRESIDENT james McKinnon VICE-PRESIDENT Morris Edmunson SECRETARY Carol Stebbins TREASURER Richard johnson ADVISER Mr. Howard A. Smith Screen Guild Miss Iane Wagoner, audio-visual director at Milton High School, once again advised the screen guild. Extensive courses in the operation of movie projectors, tape recorders ,and other audio-visual equipment were afforded to all members. Although organized meetings were held only once a month, many members were in 116 during a third period operating a powerful Navy-type radio receiver. PRESIDENT Donald Avila SECRETARY Frank Treanor TREASURER Karl Berggren ADVISER Miss Jane Wagoner Screen Guild Front Row: C. Kelley, L. Ceissler, I. Hannon, F. Treanor, D. Avila, K. Berg- gren, E. Coughlan, J. WVal- den. Second Row: A. Pap- pas, B. Murch, D. Sweet, R. Boles, S. Stearns, D. Ban- nan, I. Bender, F. Sullivan.