Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Dramatic Club Activity in the Dramatic Club begins in Septem- ber and ends in june. The Senior Play, the Christ- mas Presentation, the performance given for the benefit of the Milton Players, and the annual par- ticipation in the Drama Festival all deserved the accolades bestowed by spectators and critics. Shake- spearo said 'KHe is well paid that is well satisfiedn and the Dramatic Club can look back on a yearls hard work, and fun, with a great deal of satisfac- tion. They should feel amply rewarded. VVe thank them for the hours of pleasure they have given to DRAMATIC CLUB Front row: K. Geller, E. Fletcher, Kenswil, H. Davidson, M. Cohen, R. Bradshaw, E. McDonald, B. Bush, G. Cole, D. Albert Second row: E. Shadoff, C. Piovncr, S. Sathan, L. Fraser, F. Allen, E. Tollins, M. Coadv, J. Alpert, R. Kerner, D. Bean, S. Cer- maine, J. Sooper, D. Roman, E. Nathan, V. Berman. Third row: E. Kramer, E. Braba- zon, F. Bowlev, N. Solomon, B. Bello, M. DiMascio, S. Lord, H. Gurney, M. Tobin, D. Cummings, A. Pappas. R. Shilhnan, M. Portnev, R. Keenan. National Thespians Since the granting of its charter in June 1961, the school and to the community. NATIONAL THESPIAN TROUPE 2209 Front row: H. Davidson, J Kenswil, M. Cohen, B Bradshaw, E. McDonald, Second row: K. Geller, E Fletcher, B. Bush. National Thespian Troupe No. 2209 has provided leadership within the Dramatic Club and has initi- ated several worthwhile projects for the continuing program in dramatics. Membership in this honor group in dramatics is earned through quality service in one or more phases of dramatic production. The following were inducted during their junior year: Richard Bradshaw, Marcia Cohen, Howard Davidson, and lacqueline Kenswil. New membe1's as of February 1963 are: Benjamin Bush, Elburt Fletcher, Keevin Geller, Elaine Mc-Donald, Martha McGowan ,64, and Ieralyn Needel '64. Miss Shirley Cave is the faculty sponsor.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: R. Blalic, M. Tromblcv, B. Bello, A. Courtney, Callahan. Sce- ond row: E. Kaiserman. P. Botbol, K. Odieefe, R. Allen, L. Kullcn. Student Council and Home Room Delegates The Student Council and Homeroom Delegates of Milton High School, elected by the classes and homerooms, have once again been engaged in many activities the purpose of which is to benefit the school. For example, candy sales and rummage sales. with Miss Foster as the zealous sales mana- ger, have raised sizable amounts of money for school This year Fmds the student body groups celebrat- ing their twenty-fifth anniversary. We are proud to be the silver anniversary representative of the stu- dents of Milton High School. HOMEROOM DELEGATES Front row: K. Lynch, il. McDonald, C. Rosenbloom, M. Lane, B. Mantica. Scc- ond roxv: Lennon, M. Payne, C. Wtlfll, C. Farring- ton, K. Burbank, E. Goldie D. Cummings, P. Dugan, L Bossi, C. Cerzone, M. De- laney. Third row: Kanta- ros, I. Sooper, C. Ncwcomh L. Fraser, E. DiMascio, J Cox, M. Cerace, R. Hodg- don, R. Sidman, P. Kerris- sey, S. Germaine, R. Riley E. Stengcl, C. Ross, J. VVil- son, J. Smith, D. Roman, L Stein. Fourth row: J. Mc- Donough, F, Trozzi, R. Cadi gan, R. Mclieon, R. Byron I. Grccnman, B. Doherty, R Enholm, K. O,Donnell, R Maclntyrc, I. Aghaianian B. Burgess, L. Doherty, B Polonsky, H. London, E Anton, J. Martinelli, P Hessclschxyc1'dt. s 1

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Ifront roxy: i'. ilessn-lscliweiwlt. IC. Flanagan. D, Aim-ta. W. Dunphy. lb. Alanganelli, ii. Iilwulshaw, S. l'i1-rr-4-. H. Ifloxyi-s, Ii. I'a1Ler. J. Wilson, li. Barnard. Sm-owl row: D, Harris. C. Thirst rox: H. Donalied, S, Uppenheini. Ii. Ifasch. R. Talro. l,v:ir'h. S. Xoyack. M. DeAng'elis. H, XX'ynian, Mr. U'lDouneIl. De-Grazia. V. Hoxie, N. fluiwloii, H. I,on-lon, .l. l'et4-rsen, R. l'. Frisian- K. Gustafson. li. U'lJonnn-Il. li. l'oupor. R. I.uwnPy. R. Howes. Band This yearls band, under the direction of Mr. O,Donnell, has been a very important school organi- zation. In addition to its annual concert, the band also played at pep rallies, assemblies, football games, and, of course, graduation. This group of trained musicians has won the respect and admiration of the entire student body. Music is on the march at Milton! Cheerleaders and Majorettes Long hours of practice and barrels of enthusiasm have made our cheerleaders and maforettes the most popular groups of girls in school. just as important to the teams as a completed forward pass or a spec- tacular hook shot, the spirit of these young ladies contributed much to the success of our teams. CHEERLEADERS Front row: S. Clauson, A. Courtney, J. lylarad. Second row: J. Gallivan D. Lynn, L. Kullcn, C. Cercone, YV. Stafford, P. Doyle, l i MAJOBLETTES Front row: N. Schwartz, J. Utley, S. Mower, V. Nelson, J. Smith. Second row: L. Ritchie, M. Nicholson, L. Raymond, D. Mello, M. Coady, C. Rassmussen, J. Lennon.