Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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REPORTERS AND ART STAFF First row: T. Dougherty, D. Varjabedian, S. Spinney, C. Adams, J. Harvey, M. Hudson, R. Hannabury, L. Dunlap, A. Filadoro, M. Sullivan. Second row: C. Turner, E. Shelley, T. Priestley, W. Griffith, R. Johnson, D. Gatskill, T. Couser, S. Hendrickson, L. Knox. Third row: S. Baker, B. Beake, V. Toney, J. Conley, D. Schurgin, P. Faulkner, K. Reynolds, G. Nickerson, A. Allen. BUSINESS STAFF First row: N. DiBlasio, A. Neelon, D. Murphy, J. Maddocks, R. Laine, J. Holland, B. A. Varney, L. Jackson, B. White. Second row: M. Welch, L. Binford,M. Nolan, J. M. Carter, S. Geoghegan, J. Crowley, N. Harrison, J. Brady, J. Darjie. Third row: K. N. Murray, K. Warner, M. J. Tivnan, G. Carr, J. Fletcher, D. Lepore. Nilsson, Martens, Hodgson, I I i 21

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Frances Racine News Editor Anne Marie Jones Literary Editor Imprint The IMPRINT, with Mr. Alfred Chisolm as advisor and Arlan Fuller as Editor-in-Chief, offers many features, including news of school affairs, excellent sports coverage, editorials, and staff literary contributions, both fiction and non-fiction. Among the paper’s many activities is the annual book fair, presented in the spring. Under the direction of Mr. Chisolm and the editors, each staff carries out its func- tions efficiently, but with many a struggle to meet dead- lines. How to get work done .... The IMPRINT is constantly striving to improve its for- mat. This year twelve issues were turned out instead of the usual ten. A new feature, Senior Sidelines,” spotlighted those seniors whose hobbies are both seriously pursued and well-mastered. With its regular features and these fine new additions, the IMPRINT has made many a valuable contri- bution to our school. the easy way.

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SENIOR MEMBERS First rou . J. Harvey, N. Williams, D. Sherwood, M. Hudson, R. Hannabury, D. Reagan, A. M. Jones, J. Lanzilli, F. Racine. Second row: L. Harrison, S. Kitchenka, L. Varney, K. Geller, A. Fuller, A. Pagano, C. Adams, N. Cook, B. Bagenstose, Miss Kershaw, Advisor. Third row: M. K. Blackwood, E. Whitmore, A. Neelon, E. Nilsson, B. Blatchford, M. Murdock, D. Beirod, N. Collis, D. Rhoades. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League, under the leadership of Miss Helen Kershaw, started the year with the election of officers. The newly elected officers then organized the initi- ation of new members, which was a mirabile” success. Highlights of the night were a G.E. College Bowl contest based on mythology and a demonstration of the twist by the newly initiated members. At operetta time J.C.L.’ers started their candy campaign, and at exam time the candy business boomed in room 306 . Part of its earnings the League donated to the Permanent Scholarship Fund, thus supporting its belief that education should be constantly encouraged. The League ended the year with a Latin Symposium, featuring Dr. Van Johnson of Tufts, who discussed the Classical School in Italy. JUNIOR MEMBERS First rou: L. Liebermann, M. Kasprzak, J. Little, R. Hughes. R. DeSisto, R. Hormell, N. Montague, K. Hodgson, L. Hughes. Second row: M. Griffin, P. Grover, M Jenks, A. Scibelli, J. Campbell, G. Col- burn, R. Stanton, M. Powers, L. Knox, A. O’Reardon, K. Walsh, P. Boyle, K. O’Hara. Third row: S. Felt, E. Kim, R. Laine, C. Steer, P. D ' Angelo, G. Palmer, J. Stalker, B. Cochran, K. Pike, K. Crystal.