Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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uyiA. ZJ-y ome and Heavy responsibility tier wHen He stands before a m tHe faces of tHe pupils aces a John Fitzgerald Kennedy

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Long ago it was written, For now we see through a glass darkly; but then face to face ...” How truly our school experiences have been face to face experiences, and in the years ahead there will be many faces that will come back to us as reminders of these experiences. There will be flashbacks into the past, an incident that happened, a boy, a girl, an impression, an experience, that left a lasting memory. At the time we little realized what a smile, a glance, a chance remark, the look on another’s face, might mean. How much is revealed by the faces we see? A boy stands beside his father, looking up at the face of Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington. A group of high school students stand before a department store window looking silently at the portrait of our late President. There is something about that face they will always remember. How true it is that our face reveals to all who see us the type of person we are. Like a mirror it reflects the inner character and personality that lies within. Through many experiences and daily contacts in your school — you, of the Class of 1964, have left lasting reminders of your presence here. Here you have grown, developed, and matured. From these face to face contacts and friendships, you have molded a per- sonality which is distinctly yours. We will not forget you or the good that you have done while you were here. We only hope that you will take with you that which will help you face the world more bravely and surely because you have been with us this little while. 6

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Administration Mr. Kenneth R. Norris Submaster Senior Class Adviser Mr. Stanley I. Robinson Assistant Principal Mr. John F. McGrath Head of Guidance Department Student Council Adviser 8