Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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FACULTY I

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de Pfzdaccgealb Wiecmge MR. E. FRANCIS KANE Salem State Teachers College, B.S. Boston College, Ed.M., L.L.B. To the Class of Nineteen Sixty-two: Your graduation from Milton High School is another experience in your life that you will share with millions of other American youths. In no other country in the world is secondary education so widespread. It is typical of America to educate all who will take advantage of the opportunities offered to each one. You are the recipi- ents of this rich heritage. Your graduation comes at a most challenging time. This year of nineteen sixty- two marks the three hundredth anniversary of the founding of the town of Milton, three hundred years of great historical significance. This is a time when society is demanding the best from all of us to cope with both national and international prob- lems. Because of the role of world leadership that has been thrust upon our government in ghese trying times, our every effort appears geared to meet succeeding emergencies an crises. In answer to our President's challenge of what one can do to help his country, he need only to consider the freedoms each individual has the right to enjoy -a free government, freedom of the individual in religion and communication, freedom from fear, freedom in any activity within the framework of the laws established to protect the liberties and freedoms of all, and finally political and economic freedom. VVhat will you contribute to maintain these freedoms while we assist our less fortunate neighbors in all parts of the world? You are fortunate to be a member of a generation that is witnessing the awe- inspiring beginnings of the exciting space age. One thrills to learn that the success of these great advances in knowledge is assessed to be the result of teamwork. In this and countless other fields of endeavor, your opportunities are limitless. We hope that you have laid the groundwork during your high school career to continue the everlasting quest for knowledge that society demands of each one of its citizens. . May each member of the Class of Nineteen Sixty-two accept his freedoms and his responsibilities with a determined resolution to contribute his talents toward a continuous growth in a free society. E. Francis Kane

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Faculty BUSINESS MISS JOSEPHINE C. DESINIOND MISS ELIZABETH M. JOHNSTON MISS LOTTIE A. ELZBUT MRS. ANNA M, SBIITH MR. JOHN A. CARNIE MR. EDYVARD W. CANNON ENGLISH MR, FRANCIS TRACY MISS BARBARA ALBRET MISS SHIRLEY CAVE MR. WVILLIAM FIDLEB MRS. BIIRIALI GOLDMAN MISS PATRICIA NELSON MRS. LYNN IACHNEY MISS RUTH DYAS FOREIGN LANGUAGES MISS SARA LEWVIN . MRS. GENEVIEVE DONALDSON MISS DORIS CHADYVICK MISS BENNETTE SHULTZ DR. JOHN' SANTOSUOSSO MR. HOWVARD CROWELL GUIDANCE MRS. CATHERINE T. HAYER MISS GERTRUDE M. IVIILLER MR. ROBERT H. ARCHIBALD MR. GEORGE F. RAINIACORTI