Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Junior Composed of third and fourth year Latin students, the Junior Classical League believes the studv of Latin and classical cul- ture essential to a better and fuller understanding of modern civilization. The past year in- cluded a Latin Symposium with students of Latin from Tufts during which the subject dis- cussed was the Classical School in Italy. The annual JCL state convention which was held in Clinton, was attended by several enthusiastic togaed Melrosians,” and it proved to be quite a suc- cess. First row: R. Hormell, L Liebermann, G. Palmer, R. Hildreth, J. Sullivan, E- Kim, A. Scibelli, G. Coburn. Second row: Mr. Reid, advisor; P. Boyle, K. Walsh, M. A. Kasprzak, R. Horsman, P. D Angelo, J. Campbell, M. Schellhorn, L. Sturges. Third row: K. O ' Hara, L. Hughes, M. Griffen, V. Mayo, M. Jenks, N. Montague. C a ssical JCL’ers conducted again their candy-selling campaign during various school functions, and a part of their earnings was do- nated to the Permanent Scholar- ship Fund. JCL was under the direction of Mr. James E. Reid, with the following officers: John Sullivan, president; Richard Hil- dreth, vice-president; Evange- line Kim, secretary; and Gale Palmer, treasurer. lint rou V Reeves, F Rooney, N Dore, S. Kastner, S. Jackson, M Faulkner, T. Kenney, J Graf, C. Carroll, R. Cann, M. O Brien, J. Thistle, J. Winn, J Winn. Second rou 1 I.ounsberry, R. Willey, J. Monroe, J Conley, L. Noel, P Turner, J Martorelli, D Hichens, T. Wilhelm, T Pike, L. Loftfield, K. Saunders, I C ashman K Swenson, J. Conley, D. Spadafora, Mr. Reid, advisor. 7 bird r iw J Goldblith, 1 Willey, I. Rogers, M Johnston, L. Shawman, J. Doonan, C Mitchell, W. Swift, R Archibald, S. Cutler, M Fames, S. Parsons, F Anderson, I) Grande, R. McGrath, J. McClellan. I League 24

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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

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Debate-Speech Club Under the leadership of fac- ulty advisor, Mr. Freeman T. Frank, and club president, John DeStefano, the Debate-Speech Club has participated in over 300 interscholastic debates. On Saturdays throughout the years, the club has met in competition with from twenty to fifty other schools throughout New Eng- land. This year was a realization of the promise shown by the Debate Club in former years since they won trophies from Dartmouth, Manchester, Notre Dame, and elsewhere. Also this year the club was once again a member of the National Forensic League and the Northshore League. First row: C. Abbott, T. Kenny, R Hildreth, J. Goldblith, J. DeStefano, A Seymour, E. Hannabury. Second row: Mr. Frank, advisor; J. Cook, J. Dunbar, J. Fitzpatrick, K. Kelly, R. DeStefano, C. Harrington. Third row: G. Giffen, N. Stiles, D. Shea, F. Hynes, D. Wheaton, N. Ingersoll. Fourth row: K. Musto, A. Soccorso, Mr. Craft. S.A.T. Office Although the number on the staff was decreased, the S.A.T. Office has completed another successful season under the guid- ance of Mr. Irving Neiman. Each Student Congress Repre- sentative was put in charge of the ticket sales in his respective homeroom. This arrangement, which enabled greater efficiency in the handling of tickets, and the especially ardent sales cam- paign this year resulted in an increase in the sale of S.A. Tick- ets. This fall homeroom 28 was dismissed from school early be- cause they purchased the largest percentage of S.A. Tickets. As usual, the Student Activity Tick- et provided admissions at a great saving for sports events, dances, and other extracurricular activi- ties to the students of Melrose High School. Left to right: M. Giffen, G. Barter, B. Jenkins, Mr. Neiman, J. Turco, L. Bin- ford, K. Thayer. 25