Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Government STUDENT CONGRESS OFFICERS Left to right: D. Gaskill, M. Healy, D. Smith. Absent when picture was taken: J. Fletcher. ' j j a ' J St w SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: C. Camlin, G. Clark, J. Reid, G. Cann. Another change in the student govern- ment at Melrose High School was the activitation o fthe Student Congress. The Congress now has its own officers and its own separate meetings under the direction of its advisor Mr. Stanley Robinson and its first president, Mike Healy. This group has already contributed to the school by providing transportation to all out-of- town games, sponsoring a dance and a candy sale, raising money for a scholar- ship, and sending representatives to the Eastern Massachusetts Convention of Stu- dent Councils. Both the Student Council and Congress worked hard for a successful and prosperous year. STUDENT CONGRESS First row: D. Gaskill, J. Donovan, B. Locke, G. Palmer, M. Healy, R. Nason, T. Couser, R. Bell. Second row: F. McGlone, A. Starr, N. Pinkney, L. Schaalman, L. MacDougall, J. Cassis, M. McCarthy, A. Pierson, P. Hook, J. Fletcher, B. Stetson, A. M. Garsso, K. Thayer. Third row: Mr. Robinson, advisor; M. McMonagle, J. Allen, C. Nelson, W. Gray, K. Hosmer, R. Ver- ge, L. Watkins, M. Love, S. Griggs. Fourth row: R. Dyer, R. Bowen, C. Dullea, K. Roland, T. Kenny, T. Dami- gella, F. Cefalo. t - 1 Iffi

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Student STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right: A. Stratton, T. Kasprzak, R Gulla, K. Hodgson. This year, under the leadership of faculty advisor, Mr. John McGrath, and President Arthur Stratton, the Student Council spon- sored many of its former activities and introduced several new ones. Football ral- lies, bookcover sales, class elections, and the support of our Korean orphan Tae Kun Chung were continued. The Council also once again sponsored its annual Win- ter Ball and the popular twirp dance. In addition, representatives were sent to the Convention of the Eastern Massachusetts Division of Student Councils, and money was raised for the scholarship fund. Also this year a new concept in student govern- ment, the League of Middlesex Student Councils, was initiated under the leader- ship of its co-sponsors, the Melrose and Wakefield Student Councils. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: R. Gulla, S. Blake, J Johnson, L. Binford STUDENT COUNCIL First row: R. Queeney, T. Kasprzak, A. Stratton, R. Gulla, P. Sartori, L. Liebermann. Second row: L. Binford, J. Turco, J. McKinley, J. Johnson, C. Camlin. Third row: Mr. McGrath, ad- visor G. Clark, J. Reed, G. Cann, S. Blake.

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Kathleen Reynolds Editor-in-Chief Lorraine Vekens Literary Editor John Cadogan Advertising Editor LITERARY STAFF First row: J. Martens, L. Vekens, Editor; E. Kim. Second rout: L. Knox. D. Thompson, J. Priestly, C. Bushee. Third row: E. Raye, B. Locke, E. Schmidt, R. Hildreth. Log Suddenly last summer . . . this whole wonderful experiment began, when, taxing all their natural resources, the editors came up with a theme: FAM- ILIAR FACES of Melrose High. Surmounting all obstacles, the choos- ing of the cover, the establishing of the format, the guidance of our faculty advisor, we met every crisis with in- testinal fortitude never before seen in publishing circles. Our headquar- ters in the storage room was a bee- hive of incessant activity. 20 SLJBSCR I PTION STAFF First rou J Fagan, D. Lepore, Editor ; L Liebermann. Second row: K. Walsh, J Maddocks, M A Kasprzak.