Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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William E. Hanlon Social Studies LOG Adviser Richard L. Hildreth Head of Social Studies Department Henry W. Hughes Social Studies Varsity Hockey, Baseball Coach John P. Killilea Science, Varsity Basketball Coach Iver Laine Director of Audio Visual Aids, Audio Visual Club Claire J. Hanson Arthur J. Harrington School Nurse English Nursing Alice L. Heald French Joseph D. Hoague Director of Physical Education and Athletics Varsity Football Coach David C. Hofmann English Masque and Wig Adviser David I. Hoyle Chemistry, Faculty Manager Marion E. Hume Commercial Geography and Typing Sara R. Hume Typing 1 1 1 Peter Kovacs Music Orchestra Alice C. Kramer Commercial Arithmetic Filing, Office Procedures Thomas E. Humphreys General Business Review Mathematics World History Irene L. Ladd Typing, Business Arithmetic Elizabeth H. Lamb English Jeannette Larkins Guidance Jeanette G. Lemire English 11

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Harold A. Crane. Jr. English Claude H. Croston Social Studies Varsity Tennis Coach Football, Floormaster Albert E. Cutting Physics Vincent P. Davey English Ruth DeDomenico French Anthony DeTeso Social Studies Athletics Lorraine E. DiMuzio Guidance John E. Driscoll Social Studies Floormaster, Athletics Jerome J. Ford Mathematics Ruth E. Foster English Charles H. Duliea English Noah Fieldman Biology Freeman T. Frank Social Studies Debate Club Adviser Frances M. Galligan German, Spanish Thomas J. Ganley Mathematics Kathryn L. Garden Modern Eli story David R. Gavin Mathematics 10 A. Bruce Gilchrist Physics Meteorology Club Adviser Robert T. Grant Mathematics Joanne C. Hamlin English Cloak and Plume Adviser

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Now for Gunga Din” Faculty As the class of 1964 leaves Melrose High School, we find ourselves well- prepared for the future. Because Mel- rose High School has greatly broad- ened its educational opportunities, each student has benefited. Those who plan to further their schooling at college have been given a strong background in the accepted academic subjects. We not only have a choice of four foreign languages, but we also have a fully- equipped language laboratory. Honors courses in English and mathematics offer the exceptional student greater challenges and rewards. However, the student who looks forward to junior college or to nursing school is not forgotten since a course in health and safety education has been introduced. Taught by the school nurses, this class gives instruction in the basic fundamentals of the nursing field. Our fine arts department has also expanded its curriculum; not only do we have several art courses, but also we have a fine music department. Those so inclined may become mem- bers of the Freshman Girls’ Chorus, the Glee Club, the Band, or the Or- chestra. Mrs. Musica, when do we meet the cute interns?” Don’t you like this one, Agatha?” 12