Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Nurse's Aides One of the Girls League's most outstanding func- tions is its program of Nurse's Aides, This organiza- tion, under the direction of Miss Wiley and the Civics Committee, renders a valuable community service. Members are assigned to certain days and are asked to report once every two Weeks to the Milton Hospital. The girls obtain personal satis- faction in Watching the patients respond to their efforts and kindness. The hospital staff members are quick to show their gratitude to the girls for making their hard work a little easier. At the end of the school year the hospital gives a banquet for all regular Nurse's Aides. Certificates of service are awarded to these volunteers. NURSES AIDES kins, S. Ross, M. Katz, A Dunphy. Girls League This year the girls of Milton High School have Front row: R. Aron, S. VVoolf, S. Reilly, E. VVallin, P. Halliday, I. Ferren, J. Healy, C. Menchi, E. Freedman. Second row: I. Leon, K. MacVVilliam, M. Sheehan, M. Gallagher, E. Magner, D. Travers, J. Gil- man, P. Fitz, H. Baker, E. Cone. Third row: R. Ven- grow, D. Kaufman, B. Har- Nicholas, P. Leussler, A. GIRLS LEAGUE Front row: E. WVallin, E. Bello, S. Consolati, N. Kier- nan, R. Litman, J. Gilman, E. Hickey, L. Lookner. Sec- ond rowz S. Stenberg, J. Ferren, P. Halliday, G. Meredith, I. Bossi, D. Rogers, I. Gourgas, P. Nel- SO11. enjoyed the activities and the benefits of the Girls League. Under the capable leadership of Nancy Kiernan and the members of the executive board and the friendly guidance of Miss Miller, the Girls League has arranged many activities. Some of the highlights of this year's program were the Candle- light Initiation Service, the Mothers, 'Tea with the presentation of a play, and of course the Christmas Dance. The remainder of the year was filled with various functions and activities clirnaxed by the presentation of a scholarship from funds earned by the Girls League. This organization is of great value to all the girls of Milton High School.

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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-

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LIBRARY CLUB Front row: E. YVallin, B. Trombley, C. Alsen, L. Bal- coni, J. Leon, S. Arquette, S. Reilly, P. Katz. Second row: D. Shields, C. Need- ham, D. Maffeo, N. Role, M. Lievi, Judy Gilman, P. Leussler, K. Phillips. Third row: E. Baker, Joyce Gil- man, C. Cappers, B. Blun- dell, D. Delaney, S. Linden, D. Kaufman, M. Eisenstadt. Library Club A Wise man by the name of Charles Kingsley once said, 'KI-Except a living man there is nothing more wonderful than a booklv This could well be the motto of Milton High School's fine Library Club. Under the keen scrutiny of Mrs. Pile, the club held its annual Book Fair, teachers, tea, and assembly program. In addition to these big projects there were book reviews, guest speakers, and numerous tasks which the club members performed to provoke further interest in books. Library Assistants Our Library Assistants are people to be praised. These students relinquish their free periods to help Mrs. Pile, the school librarian, perform such jobs as stamping and checking books, shelving them, putting up displays, and typing catalog cards. These assistants are responsible for the excellent service given to pupils and faculty and help to make the George C. Marsden Library a desirable place to study, to do research work, or to just plain browse. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Eisenstadt, M. Needel. Front row: S. Dempsey, J Kenswil, B. Trombley, H Davidson, D. Slip, S. Sten be-rg. Second row: G. Cole M. Lievi, E. Baker, N