Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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GLEE CLUB 1 i Fourth row: E. Mosher, G. Palm- er, S. Kitchenka, A. Varney, L. Jackson, C. Lavender, J. Dunklee, D. Morrison, L. Noel, P. Stevens, J. Fletcher, A. Veitch, N. Cook, P. Ward, A. Neelon, J. Harmen, L. Ridlon, P. Thompson. Fifth row: J. Washburn, J. Teneriello, A. Stein, C. Peach, J. Peddle, B. Stollatis, S. Kastner, L. Lyon, K. Shelley, M. J. Perry, A. Pagano, T. Mahoney, A. Filadoro, J. Martens. M. Kas- przak, D. Rhoades, J. Pitten- dreigh, E. Furber, E. Doldt, C. Barter: Department the Ensemble in some of its performances were the Bell Ringers, also members of Glee Club. Even though the bells arrived late, the Bell Ringers pleased everyone at Vespers with their offerings of beauti- ful music on the Swiss bells. Following the Christmas sea- son, the Glee Club began re- hearsals for The Music Man,” their bi-annual trip to Arling- ton, Bacculaureate, and, of course, Graduation. Both the Chorale and the Girls’ Chorus sang at the Christmas pro- gram, and Chorale joined the Glee Club for the Graduation Exercises. BELL RINGERS First row: J. Peddle, P. Thompson, C. Peach, B. Stollatis. Second row: L. Franklin, J. Dunklee, C. Lavender, V. Toney, J. Lanzilli. FRESHMAN GIRLS’ CHORUS First row: G. Ring, M. Sunderland, M. O’Toole, B. New- man, B. Doherty, M. Goddard, G. Teevan, A. Sherman, L. Bowman, R. Longo, N. Charlton, L. Ford, C. Burns, P. Kane, D. Elliot, L. Rihrer, D. Edmonds. Second row: D. Edmonds, P. Magnuson, P. Smith, N. Franklin, D. Martindale, S. Macy, D. Lawler, D. Stearns, S. Himmel- wright, C. Boisjolie, B. McBride, J. McGlone, D. Lawler, D. Marcoux, C. Thompson, J. Partridge. Third row: D. Burgess, J. Allen, J. Contreas, P. Reynolds, K. Kelley, L. Schofield, L. Whalen, B. Charos, M. Berlin, C. Start, J. Garipay, B. Hooper, K. McNamara, C. Hallinan, L. Dinardi, C. McKibben, E. Defrunso, H. Coussoule. Fourth row: J. Gibson, J. Rooney, D. Whitehouse, B. Lane, B. Thistle, J. Swartwout, B. Sargent, W. Hasey, B. Albert- son, G. Casgran, L. Mutti, P. Boyle, S. Miglion, B. 27 Johnston, C. Colby, S. Macintosh, C. McBain.

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GLEE CLUB First rott: M. Sunderland, S. Maidrand, S. Medding, C. Bruno, K. Geller. R. Shay, P. Lethbridge, M. K. Blackwood, B. J. Huntley, J. Lanzilli. Second row: S. Mar- coux. S. Magno, E. Schmidt, V. Toney. S. J. Taylor, J. Ward, P. Mason, J. Hurd, M. Fuller, H. MacMillan, D. Cooney, S. Spin- ney, K. Hodgson. Third row: S. Meredith, S. Aborn, C. Galante, N. Williams, C. True, M. Nolan, L. Franklin, W. True. J. Orrell, G. Perry. J. Glazebrook, E. Reid, J. Allen. P. Turner, E. Whitmore, D. Dulong. ENSEMBLE First row: C. True, S. Kitchenka, S. Marcoux, J. Hurd, J. Ward, R. Shay, B. J. Huntley, M. Sunderland, D. Rhoades. Second row: E. Schmidt, E. Mosher, C. Peach, K. Shelley, K. Geller, M. Fuller, C. Bruno, J. Washburn, P. Ward, P. Turner, E. Reid. Third row : J. Orrell, A. Pagano, A. Veitch. Music This year brought expans- ion and change throughout the music department. Many new voices were added to the Glee Club, the Chorale, and to the Girls’ Chorus. More re- hearsal periods were allotted to the Glee Club, and this inno- vation made it possible for the club to rehearse and perform more difficult pieces, such as The Hallelujah Chorus” by Handel. The Ensemble, a group of voices selected from the Glee Club, was the busiest group in the school around Christmas time singing for local groups and in the halls of the high school. Joining CHORALE First row: S. MacNeil, J. Fagan, G. Hickerson, D. Tolo, B. Beake, G. Clarke, G. LaSpesa, R. James, J. Craven, D. Coussoule, D. Bacall, A. Leone. Second row: G. Gray, J. Policy, L. Stevens, V. O ' Brien, C. Steer, L. Bruno, B. Jangro, P. Harrison, A. Jones, S. Olson, R. Cohen, 26 K. Throenson, D. Pollack, B. Higgins. Third row: L. Schaalman, R. Laine, K. Warner, D. Lawler, G. Beau- doin, C. Harlow, D. Kearns, E. Prime, F. Powers, C. Nelson, J. Curran, J. Fletcher, C. Russell, L. Jepson. Fourth row: J. Copeland, M. O ' Brien, J. Dolt, J. Priestly, G. Sinclair, S. Rotondi, P. Comeau, J. Lamb, J. Reid, M. MacSweeney, J. Crane, A. Scibelli, T. Pavone, M. Johnson, J. Jangro.

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B This year, as in the past, the M.H.S. Band added a fine touch to the school ' s rallies, games, concerts, and graduation ceremonies. With i ts inspirational half-time shows and its booster songs during the games, the Band added color to a successful football season. One of the highlights of the year for the Band members was their trip to Sanford High School of Maine in February for a joint concert, and a return visit from the Sanford High School Band to Melrose in the spring. The Fifth Annual Spring Concert, which both the audience and musicians enjoyed immensely, included both popular and classical music. In addition to its usual money- raising programs, the new Stage and Recording Band cut an album of school songs, marches, and old-favorites, which they successfully sold to students, teachers, and parents. The pro- ceeds paid for their parties, for their awards, and for two scholarships given to deserving senior band members.