Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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©tip ifmprmt Vol. 26, Number 10 M eirose High School May 29. 1963 Price: Ten cents Melrose, Massachusetts Thomas Couser Editor-in-C hi ef Carol Turner Feature Editor William Griffith Sports Editor The IMPRINT, advised by Mr. Alfred Chisholm, together with Editor-in-Chief Thomas Couser, offers a complete cov- erage of all the school news. The scope of the paper ranges from Senior Profiles to an account of the hockey team’s latest triumph; from students ' opinions to a report on the progress of the S. A. Ticket sale; and from Editorials to an authentic Grapevine.” To help defray the costs of publication, the IMPRINT staff operates a bookshop, which carries a wide selection of paperback books and along with the annual book fair is a valuable Source of revenue. This year, two new columns have been added to the paper. One of them Know Your Colleges,” gives an informative account of the curricula and costs of various colleges and universities; while the other innovation, Grapevine,” spe- cializes in humorous gossip. These additions, plus the IM- PRINT ' S regular features ,give an adequate portrait of stu- dent life at MHS. Left to right: T Priestley, C. Turner, T. Couser, W. Griffith, P. Parker, B Beake 22

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Diane Lepore Subscription Editor Nancy Harrison Art Editor Mr. William Hanlon Advisor Staff But all this blood, sweat and tears” was not put forth in vain, for the product was this magnificent epic — the 1964 LOG. We did it! All the writing, rewriting, advertising, writ- I ing, researching, writing, drawing, writing, selling, writing, advertising, writing, typing, writing, brainwash- [ ing, writing, arguing, and writing has been done. It was all worth it, for now we have our moment of glory. The moment of truth when we , can sit back and take all the credit. We came, we saw, we published. Here! Here! ADVERTISING STAFF Left to right: J. Campbell, C. Belt, J. Cadogan, Editor; K. Hodgson, K. Kotowski ART STAFF First row: A. Allen, N. Harrison, Editor; S. Baker. Second row: M. Welch, 21 R. Wright, N. Giovanni.

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IMPRINT REPORTERS First row: K. Sullivan, M. E. Tedesco, C. Mercier, T. Couser, C. Turner, W. Griffith, P. Boyle, L. Knox. Second row: V. Toney, S. Abbott, L. Shaalman, P. Comeau, B. Watson, K. Voci, E MacLeod, M. Kelly, P. Kane. Third row: R. Longo, S. Moir, J. Downey, J. Brown, J. Allen, E. Hawes, S. Rosseland, N. Walker, A. M. Jansey, M. Cadogan. Fourth row: D. Elliot, G. Nickerson, J. Hough, L. Whalen, B. Hudson, E. Barisano, L. Russell, K. Kelly, E. Lounsbery. Fifth row: R. Hildreth, S Hendrickson, M. Williams, G. Plantinga, T. Kenney, R. Wright, S, Kane, T. Lee, J. Johnson. BUSINESS STAFF First row: D. Lepore, R. Hook, J. Maddocks, D. Spadafora, J. Withington, M. Nolan, M. Carter. Second row: S. Sackett, B. Stetson, M. Johnston, K. Whitmore, J. Brady, D Hayes, J Doonan, P. Hahn, S. Pledge, L. Watkins, J. Dargie. Third row: S. Pingree, J. Fletcher, K. Warner, M. O ' Donnell, M. Grant, J. Conley, S. Griggs, L. Goyette. Fourth row: G. Clarke, L. Binford, S. Parsons, J. Curran, J. Ciccia, M. MacMonagle, L. Sauter. Fifth row: M. O ' Brien, V. Carr, M. J Tivnan, L. Franklin, C. Maier, S. Geoghan. Sixth row: L. Noel, C Creelman, J Crowley, P. Turner, C. Nelson. Seventh row: N. Pinckney, P Parker, L Mann, A. Casey. 23