Milton High School - Echo Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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Front Row: Debra Tilrlen, Naomi Eisenstadt, Cheryl Gamin, Joan Plummer, Joan Mirkin, Deborah Pitnof, Martha McGowan, Barbara Solomon. Second Row: Terri Kovack, Iris Garnerman, Marylaine Trornbley, Judith Lansky, Stephen Cappers. Arthur Telegen, Ronald Siclman, Lee McGowan, Erna Stengel, Ellen Jones, Diane Randall. Third Row: Gerald Goldschmidt, Kevin 0'Keeffe, Alan Fink, Robert Powers, Paul Cappers, Kevin O'Donnel1, Ronald Suffers. James I-Iankey, Gordon XVi1lis. Senior Honor Roll With courses becoming more compre- hensive and difficult each year because of the demands of our era, students necessarily find it more difficult to maintain honor grades throughout their high school careers. Nevertheless, by consistent hard-Work and persistent ef- fort, our best students do maintain these high standards. Reflecting glory on themselves, their families and their school are our Senior Honor Roll stu- dents. Along With the National Honor Society these students are the cream of Milton High School. They are more than all-A studentsg they are all-A citi- zens.

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Front Row: Lee McGowan, lliarylaine Trombley, Joan Plummer, Naomi Eisenstadt, Judy Lansky, Martha McGowan, Erna Stengel, Ellen Jones. Second Row: Ronald Sidman, Stephen Cappers, James Hankey, Kevin O'Donnel1, Paul Canpers Ronald Enholm, Alan Fink Gordon VVillis National Honor Society About one student in every twenty makes the National Honor Society. HonorD is their middle name - and it is a distinct honor to place their picture first among all school activities. Chosen by their teachers and princi- pal for excellence in academic achieve- ment, high quality of leadership, sin- cerity of purpose, and devotion to the high standards of Milton High School, they have all earned for themselves the singular distinction of membership in the Milton High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. It is encouraging to note that each year, since establishment of our chapter, membership has increased. The individ- ual, the school, and the community all benefit as this number grows. We, the editors, congratulate the members of the Society and trust that they will in- spire Sophomores and juniors to mem- bership.

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Front Row: Deborah Pitnof, Naomi Eisenstadt. Martha NlcC-.ouan Pliylis Iieberman Rhonda Dobrou Erna Stengel. Second Row: Claire Sigel, Mai aiet Lamb Ellen Jones John Petersen Ronald Peterson, Jane Murdock, Mary Lang, .Ieralyn Needel Third Row -xilene Pearlstem Leslie Brittan Lois Kullen, Rona Reinstein, Linda Zundell, Igaty Chapman P y -xlcoin Barbara Solomon Yearbook Literary Staff Recording the activities and accomp- lishments of three hundred twenty-five seniors has been the job of the Year- book Staff. What Was it Churchill said about: uNever have so many owed so much to so fewv? The Writeups, the captions, the pictures didn,t just hap- peng they are the result of the hard Work of a few conscientious, capable mem- bers of the Class of 1964.