Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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CLEE CLUB Front row: S. Consolati, D liday, I. Tatro, D. Karisky ond row: K. Phillips, D WVilliam, V. Samuelian, S Glee Club This year the Glee Club has seen many changes. The membership was increased, and three rehear- sals were held each week instead of the one in previous years. Another addition to the glee club was the a cappella choir. Composed of sixteen of the clubls members, including president Katheryn Norcott, this group met once a week for rehearsals. Under the superb direction of Mr. Francis Tatro, the two organizations have given many enjoyable performances throughout the year. With the increase of both rehearsals and membership, this year's club has rapidly improved and has done much to entertain Hernstreet, D. Deering, I Ellenwood. H. Hackley, R Travers, M. Leonard, P. Hal- E, Collins, D. Shields. Sec- McNeil, J. Hazel, D. Jas- pan, C. Coletti, K. Mac- Stenberg. Third row: E. Hogan, T. DeLor1ne, J. its audiences. JAZZ CLUB Front row: R. Cullati, R. Couper, K. MacWilliam, D McNeil, M. Lamb, G. Bloom. Second row: A. Pap- pas, K. Gustafson, N. Dre- vitch, H. Sheppard, Starr, W. Mullen. Starr, M. Swartz. Jazz Club In October, 1961, the first applications for the Jazz Club were taken. Although there was a turn- out of about 160 students, nearly one-fifth of the school, the club seemed destined for disaster. In fact, merely the mention of the club was a big joke early in the year. However, with Miss Dorner as adviser the members really enjoyed the meetings. Members brought in recordings, which were played and discussed. Since the field of jazz is so large, each week a new and interesting aspect of it was presented. The club consisted of eight seniors and four juniors, although it was formed with all three classes in mind.

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BAND Front row: V. Betts, I. Wil- son, . Tatro, H. Howes B. Palter, C. Burnett. Se-ci ond row: Mr. D'Amico, H Fineberg, K. O'Donnell, K Leach, S. Novak, M Swartz, D. Mikelson, G YVillis. Third row: VV. Kams, R. Powers, R. Bradshaw A. Nangeroni, R. Howes, R Tatro, A. Smith, N. Pitnof, C. Okstein. Band For the Hrst time since it was formed, the Milton High School Band was able to meet every day during school time. In addition to the time during school provided for practice, there have been reg- ularly scheduled ensembles and night rehearsals, and with good results. Under the directorship of Mr. Edward D'Amico, five performances, in addi- tion to pep rallies and football games, have proven the polished performance of the High School Band: a Christmas concert, two exchange concerts with the Manchester Memorial High School Band, a Spring concert, and a program at graduation. Mr. D,Amico has said, 'Kit has been diilicult for the band to get accustomed to the peculiarities of a new conductor and new music, but I feel that the members of the band have succeeded in doing sof' VVith an expected forty-five members in the band next year, Milton High School can again look for- ward to not only a fine marching band, but also to a line concert band. CHEERLEADERS Front row: L. Kullen, L. Hardy, D. Lynn. Second row: I. Gallivan, E. Kantaros, M. Lien, M. Leonard, A. Courtney, D. Roman. MAJORETTES Front row: I. Healy, D. Mello, S. Knowles, S. Moore, L. johnson. Second row: E. Cannata, J. Utley, K. Spoon, M. Coady, C. Alsen, R. Litman, I. Smith, M. Tobin.

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SENIOR HONOR ROLL Front row: S. Stenberg, M. Eisenstadt, L. Lookner, V. Samuelian, H. Lieberman, J. Tanzer, E. Baker. Second row: M. Schneiderman, E. Hickey, N. Role, R. Kast, C. Cappers, E. Bello, S. Consolati, R. Litman, E. Freedman, M. Leisher. Third row: L. Short, M. Swartz, B. Cullati, B. Sten- gel, A. Yaffee, R. Branting, D. Mikelson, D. Delaney, j. Courgas. Fourth row: J. Chartor, F. Finizio, C. Ok- stein, R. Hogan, P. Bab- cock, H. Hackley, R. Snell, I. Ellenwood, R. Bates, W. Haynes. Honor Students and National Honor Society Through our years at Milton High School we have found scholarship to be a Worthy goal. We now congratulate the seniors who have maintained honor grades during their Sophomore, junior, and senior years. Some of our students have attained even higher standards and have been recognized by member- ship in the National Honor Society. This organiza- tion stimulates desire to render service, promotes worthy leadership, and encourages the development of character. Our chapter came into being through the efforts of Mr. Kane and Mr. VVoodbury. The faculty council, under the direction of Mr. Francis X. Tracy, offers its recommendations in the choice of candidates. The qualities taken into consideration for mem- bership include scholarship, character leadership, service, and participation in extra-curricular activi- ties. A motto of the members may very well be Coethe's verse: Know is not enough, We must apply. VVilling is not enough, we must do. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row: L. Lookner, H Lieberman, E. Hickey, B ond row: E. Baker, L, Short per. fAbsent: I. Ellenwoodl Trombley, E. Bello. Sec- B. Hogan, R. Bates, C. Cap-