Six more days . . . Class Meetings . . . Senior Prom Tickets . . . excitement . . . Festive Art Exhibit . . . Graduation close-by . . . a little sadness . . . Bermuda shorts . . . the beach . . . Tennis, Track, Baseball, and Golf . . . Gay Nineties” . . . joy, tears, diplomas! SPRING GIRLS’ TENNIS 1st row: E. DeFronzo, S. Jacobi, S. Desmond, J. Lundstrom, A. Thirkell. 2nd row: A. Saun- ders, A. Soccorso, L. Varney, K. Cusato, M. McBride. GOLF TEAM Kneeling: B. Smith, W. Stevens. 2nd row: Mr. Wilson, G. Cann, W. Reardon, R. Dyer, M. Lane, D. Hallihan, B. Morrison. Middlesex League Champions, Class B, and State Champions SPRING TRACK 1st row: P. Cahill, J. Cannata, L. Wallace, A. Smith, E. Varjabedian, J. Cassis, S. Rhoades, captain, C. Bennett, C. Dellea, R. Cargill, R. Petten, D. Black, R. Curtin, T. Pezzarossi, D. Turner, S. Tagliamonte. 2nd row: R. Winde, P. Saunders, R. Salza, J. DeBlasi, R. Felt, W. Jacobson, J. Driscoll, S. Perry, C. Barry, R. Rudolph, M. Turner, S. Mosher, M. Holden. 3rd row: W. Marcoux, J. Buckley, J. Gallagher, A. Chasse, B. Laudin, J. Botte, J. MacDougall, M. Carazza, B. Morley, M. Cassis, L. Coughlin, D. Gray. 4tb row: G. Leach, W Boyce, L. Sheridan, J. Scarpa, S. Murphy, D. Adams, R. McCann, M. Boyle, R. Hildreth, C. Donahue, B. Keohan, W. Fer- reira, R. Penney, A. Tow, M. Forrest, R. Ward, A. Smith, A. Hammel, D. DeHart, M. O Brien, B. Rollms, D. Coughlan, P. Russo, J. McCarthy, P. Blakey, S. Skane. 5th row: E. Winslow, K. Byrne, J. McNamara, Ass ' t Coach A. LaRosa, Head Coach, R. McIntyre. Ass’t Coach, C. Croston, B. Rollins, R. Brugman, W. Dellea. SPORTS BOYS’ TENNIS 1st row: R. Olsen, R. Huber, P. Spollett, M. Elgart. 2nd row: Mr. Crane, J. Cronin, M. Wilder, G. Clark, R. Nugent, J. Vasapoli. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL 1st row: J. McCarthy, B. McBride, D. Dost, J. Garipay, C. Hemmeningway, H. Sampson, J. Walsh. 2nd row: B. Steniford, M. Love, M. Kelliher, K. Smith, L. Waste, L. Hanson, I. Kweicien, M. Campbell. BASEBALL 1st row: T. McKinlay, J. Melchionno, R. Bushee, W. Wirtanen, E. Cargill, J. Lamb, C. Holland. 2nd row: C. Day, C. Ciampa, R. Fenwick, D. Casey, P. Steer, S. Lamb, W. Greeley, J. Dary, Mr. Hughes. Art Festival this dance while Bob isn’t looking? Alison’s love seat A historic moment for the team. The artists of the prom committee Dave’s creation — the bicycle for two Out of the Time Machine popped Abraham Kim! Tommy’s hard work paid off at a great class day Our Historians bring back memories. Cushatribus in the brief The two most popular boys” get their diplomas. Our fashion plate. Class Blusher gets her award while Debbie blushes Ancient Rome honors our best athletes. Most fastidious boy — notice the wrinkle in his gown! ' • r Tjjpjl ' fl«p Bw i ■ . - v Levi Gould Medal H. Dixon Turner Modern Dance Club Dorothy Ellen Connors Sears Roebuck Foundation Bernadette Mary Paoletti Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award John Pollack Mathematics Awards Robert Mabee Sandra Perry Clifford Mansfield H. Dixon Turner Modern Language Department Marlene Catino Elizabeth Lee Karen Kjell John L. Cassis D.A.R. American History John L. Cassis Social Studies Department Award Martha Spollett Student Government Day Award Jeffery Lamb Ruth Pauline Nixon Award Elizabeth George Wing Music Award Lee F. Richardson Melrose Lions Club Scholarship Enriqueta Franke George Hodgson Rose Longo Benson-Goss Fuel, Inc. Robert Pustell I ■ Melrose Teachers Club Elizabeth Lee Roy Vaughan Memorial Scholarship Fund Diane Wheaton Class of 1966 Scholarship Marilyn Keating Beethoven Society Constance Gandolfi Permanent Scholarship Fund J. Randall Huber Joyce McGlone Carolyn Hoague Linda Whalen Susan Denley Suzanne Desmond Bruce Good Kathleen Kelley Mary Alice Gorman Susan Macintosh Richard Harding Linda Spadafora Paula Boyle Anan Downey Sheila Keady Bethe McBride Susan Moir Maureen O’Toole Patricia Palladino Myrle Schmidt Gail Teevan Mr. Howard B. Wilder Scholarship David Kneeland Kappa Delta Psi Sorority Award Betsy Anne Belcher M.H.S. G. A. A. Award Gail M. Teevan Audio Visual Aid Club of M.H.S. Paul Blatchford Melrose Woman’s Club Elaine De Fronzo 12 Omicron Delta Fraternity George Cann Mary I. Putnam Scholarship Deborah Edmonds Kiwanis Club of Melrose Nancy Larson Art Department Scholarship Donna Burgess Melrose High School Student Government Jeffrey Lamb Ann Foster Memorial Fund Dorothy Connors Phi Theta Xi Jane Hough Class of 1914 Scholarship John Waterhouse M.H.S. Girls’ Club Elizabeth George James Gable Dunton Scholarship Arthur Ledoux Parent-Teacher Association Scholarships Martha Berlin Rita Hannaford Raimonda Biscoe Susan Himmelwright Ann Jancsy Janet Lundstrom Melrose Community Players John Walter Pollock Constance Gandolfi Fred W. Green, Jr. Award John L. Cassis Imprint Awards Rose Longo Susan Moir Melrose High School Band- Aiders Carol Boisjolie Robert Nordstrom Award Robert Eddy Doc” Clark Physical Fitness Award Robert D. Johnson Rensselaer Medal Stephen C. Perry Williams College Book Award Stephen Perry Harvard Prize Book Paul Chiampa Wilhelmina J. Stalker Scholarship Pamela Magnuson Linda Washburn Adelaide Colburn Memorial Scholarship Fund Susan Drees Victor A. and Nellie L. Friend Scholarship Fund Richard Curtin Melrose Highland Woman’s Club Elizabeth Corrtreas Dana Black Lorraine D’Alelio Peter Garbati Sandra Meldonian Melrose Rotary Club Dwight G. Peavey Melrose Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 2394 Patricia Migliore Melrose Post No. 90, The American Legion Richard Skaare 1 MOISTEN GLUE AND STICK IN BOOK — _LET BOOK SET FOR ONE HOUR BE SURE GLUE IS MOISTENED EVENLY THE MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL 1966 LOG MELROSE MASSACHUSETTS MELROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY MELROSE. MASS 0 027 c The school life at Melrose High School is as diversified as the many personalities of the students who participate. Our high school years are made up of growing pains, tears, happiness, and triumph; all these symbols are centered around our school. To Freshman, Melrose offered the first step to maturity; during orientation we were introduced to the many sides of our school experience, academic, cultural, athletic, and social. The primary emphasis is on the academic phase of our careers. We dis- covered that a great deal of assiduous study must be put into our school work. The astute pupils learned the art of concentration and perseverance, and these attributes are essential to future success. Our teachers form a vital part of our learning experience by initiating us to our studies, giving us insp iration, and kindling the intellectual fires that make us question, search, and learn. How well we remember the foreboding titles, Scholastic Aptitude Tests, College Board Achievements, Vocational Placement Tests, and I.Q. Tests that were presented to us as we planned for the future. Through our Junior and Senior years the tests were taken, the guidance was given, the schools and colleges were chosen, and careers were decided upon. Now an even greater challenge follows! Melrose High School promotes an active cultural life for its students, and there are many opportunities offered in the field of music, exemplified by our various singing groups, a concert band, and our school orchestra. Our talented artists display their works in an annual art show which has gained acclaim as one of the finest high school exhibits in the state. In addition, students may take part in drama or exercise their oratory abilities by debating. These clubs, composed of different talents and abilities, make up the cultural side of our school life. Development of physical fitness is as important as our cultural awakening, and realizing this, Melrose offers many sports to both boys and girls. Athletics build self-discipline, a sound body, and character. Self-discipline is applied during training, a sound body is formed by practice, and character is strengthened by the code of good sportsmanship. Therefore, we can appreciate the impor- tance of the athletic program of our school. Melrose High encourages an active social life with an abundance of games, plays, concerts, or dances in every season, and these activities are enthusiastically supported by the students. Indeed, many of our happiest memories come from looking back on school events and our participation in the Winter Ball, Operetta, games, and play nights. Our 1966 LOG is a record of the many sides of Melrose High School. The academic side prepares us for the future, the cultural life makes us aware and appreciative of the arts, the athletic events mold our character as well as our bodies, and the social activities offer relaxation and enjoyment. Consequently, our high school strives to make us whole individuals by developing the many sides of our personalities. Having been shown the paths, we are ready to go on to make our contribution to the future. 2 Table of Contents Foreword 2 Fall 5 Winter 35 Spring 53 3 Mr. A. Imrie Dixon Principal A poet long ago wrote these words: I am a part of all that I have met.” Each of you, of the Class of 19 66, echo the same thought as you stand ready to move forward into new experiences. Looking back on the past four years, you see much out of your school life which has become a part of you and your personality. Large as we are, and we are a big school, there are intimate experiences: in a classroom, in the thoughts and reflections of a teacher, in an exciting game in the field, at a meeting of a favorite club or activity, in the corridors of the school, and in the vital experience of being a part of something bigger and more important than ourselves — we find all these experiences contribute to what we are as human beings. It is the sum total of all that you have met in and out of the classroom, as well as the skills and knowledge you possess, that has shaped each one of you in your character and personality. Lrom your school you will go forth to meet the future. Your commence- ment is but a beginning of what we all hope will be a rich and fruitful life. As Summer drifts into Autumn, we return for our last year at Melrose High School. Old friends greet us while we look at the traditionally posted” homeroom lists. The familiar smell of newness,” waxed floors, and spotless blackboards is everywhere. The Seniors enjoy seeing the familiar teachers in classrooms, in the cafeteria, and after school. We also look forward to initiating the new” teachers to our ways! Throughout our high school lives, teachers have instructed us, helped us to explore new realms, befriended us, guided our clubs, coached our sports, and chaperoned our dances. More and more we realize that they are an invaluable part of our lives; beyond being instructors, they are advisors, helpers, and friends! Administration Mr. Stanley I. Robinson Mr. Kenneth R. Norris Mr. John F. McGrath Robert F. Kynor Guidance M Arthur D. Simonds, III Elinor M. Laudin 6 Department William Griffith Couser Karen C. Bestul Vincent P. Davey Harold A. Crane Joanne C. Hamlin Eileen H. Carlson Alfred J. Chisholm Clayton E. Conn Mary Jane Day Charles H. Dullea William P. Cooper Ruth E. Foster Arthur J. Harrington David C. Hofmann Martha S. Mead Shirley Moore James R. Morse Irene M. Patten Anne R. Scigliano Jeannette O. Stahl Alma L. Westervelt 7 Elizabeth M. Wright Modern Languages Department Warren F. Nash s ' Robert J. Lusena £ James E. Reid Frances Galligan Betty Athanasoulas Robert A. McLean N. Yvonne Miche Latin Department Margaret F. Brown Carolyn T. Pike George S. Sherman, Jr. Nancy E. Werneth Science Department Blair C. Wilson Harold Bjornson Arthur H. Blanchard Albert E. Cutting Noah Fieldman George H. Gossom, Jr. David I. Hoyle If John P. Killilea Edward J. Mathews Ward P. Messenger Bryce B. Walton Lynn Wetherill Our Physics teacher, Mr. Gilchrist, is liked by all, as a teacher and as a friend to his pupils. Sincerely interested in his students, and ready to be of assistance at any time, Mr. Gilchrist will be missed by the Science Department, his fellow teachers, and all of his pupils. We wish him fair weather’’ in his retirement. A. Bruce Gilchrist Social Studies Department Richard L. Hildreth Peter J. Brown Philip J. Burr Anthony Ceddia John E. Driscoll John C. Havice Laura M. Blizzard Alton B. Cole Claude H. Croston Anthony DeTesco Freeman T. Frank Kathryn L. Garden William E. Hanlon Henry W. Hughes Flora Lutz Math Department Norman O. Rockwood Paul Banks Charles E. Carroll Jerome J. Ford Thomas Ganley David R. Gavin Robert T. Grant Anthony J. LaRosa Donald J. Mack Robert B. McIntyre James F. Morrow Irving Neiman Philip A. Stackpole Nancy Toms 11 Practical Arts Department Bertil G. Bloom Eugene T. McCarthy Raymond W. Bacon Clarie B. Pickman Dorothy Bloom Olga E. Sachs Curtis L. Bushby Peter E. Schuerch Physical Education Department Josephine M. Chase Suzanne D. Morris 12 Business Department XT — T Mary C. Kennedy Marilyn J. Blanchard Virginia R. Good Marion E. Hume Sara R. Hume Thomas E. Humphreys Alice C. Kramer Marion V. Macione Evelyn L. Nelson Paul N. Roberts Audrey L. Tricco Fine Arts Department Music Department Willard W. Robinson Paul F. Squatrito Robert K. Love Woodrow Phelan Warren D. Wood Librarians Audio Visual Health Gertrude C. Felt Dorothy M. Rose Iver Laine Claire J. Hanson Ruth J. Musica Office Staff Jacqueline Northrup Anna D. Kelley Robbie B. Sherman Oscar E. Larson Christine V. Swartwout Cafeteria Staff 14 Gerry O ' Brien, Helen Egan, Elva Barrett, Hazel Lucey, Mildred Freeman, Marian James, Lena Nugent, Ruth Wettergreen, Annetta Snow. Unexpected fire damage brought about many changes . . . mental gymnastics Was the lunchroom that crowded, Mr. Burr?” Barry’s Boys” in cramped headquarters! PROTESTING eviction LOG r h ' • William Hanlon Advisor Autumn “drifted” in, but the work on the 1966 LOG had long been in progress. The rough plans were decided upon (after a few bloodless battles) during the summer months, and the editors proudly handed Mr. Hanlon our “complete” outline. “This is fine for a beginning! ” The staffs were soon organized and working madly, selling subscriptions, making posters, composing pro- files, typing, and pressuring businessmen for ads. Everyone was “racing” to make the December, Feb- ruary, and March deadlines. It looks as if we have won! Sandra Driscoll Editor-in-Chief Confronted with the problem of a fire early in the fall, LITERARY STAFF First row: L. Schofield, S. Griggs, M. Spollett, J. Foster. Second row: E. Lee, A. Starr, J. Cassis, M. Catino, L. Washburn. Third row: K. Voci, C. Stratton, J. Hough. Susie Griggs Literary Co-editor Martha Spollett Literary Co-editor After the major task of choosing a theme was com- pleted, the members of the Literary Staff, headed by Susie Griggs and Martha Spollet, found it was their turn to work. Early in September, the staff was busy composing the seemingly insurmountable stack of profiles. Even on our trip to the O ' Toole Company, our yearbook publishing house, the Literary Staff lit- tered the bus with slips of block paper and activity sheets. 16 Kristina Kulberg Art Editor Nancy Larson Business Editor While others were busy writing, the Art Staff was laying out pages to add sparkle to our LOG. This year’s staff, headed by Kristina Kulberg, included Elaina Barisano, Jane Han- nabury, Wendy Hasey, and Marilyn Lieber- mann. A familiar scene was Kristina dashing about clutching cumbersome rolls of sketch paper and worn-out pencils. Meanwhile, Nancy Larson and her Business Staff, Linda Hunt, Judy Comeau, Marilyn Troughton, and Linda Curran were buried under a stack of nearly five hundred profiles to be typed. The few times they emerged from this typographical chaos, they were greeted with the words — Just a few more! ” ART STAFF BUSINESS STAFF the oCog (Staff began its belated, get continuous writing of profiles. Although unable to sell Logs in homerooms, Patsy Kane led the valiant Subscription Staff, Susan Conley, Suzanne Desmond, Bruce Morri- son, Judy Swartwout, and Sandy Meldonian in- to the Cafeteria to sell Logs in peace — but — our cages were rattled, we were made faces at; yet we laughed hardest at those who faced us! We passed out slips at our memorable assembly but ran out of ink! Meanwhile, Kenny Row- land, Editor of the Advertising Staff, with Nancy MacKay, Tom McKinlay, Nancy Frank- lin, and Betsy Belcher were summoning up “that courage,” polishing their newly-acquired sales approach, and finally setting up their hard-earned ad pages! Patricia Kane Subscription Editor Kenneth Rowland Advertising Editor ADVERTISING STAFF 17 ‘Bslssr Linda Russell Business Editor t Circu gtm All aspects of student life at Melrose High are sure to become topics for the school newspaper, the IMPRINT. Its read- ers find much diversification in its content, for articles range from Senior Personalities to book reviews, from controversial edito- rials to the latest feats of our various athletic associations, and from general news of teachers and clubs to unusual extras such as the fire which damaged M.H.S. early this year. The IMPRINT offers space to a student in which to express himself. These expres- sions can vary from letters to the editor to poems and short stories. Any student eager to present his suggestions or whims is given a wide-spread voice through the IMPRINT. REPORTING STAFF First Row: D. DiCesare, J. Allen, L. McDougall, K. Kotowski, M. Kelley, S. Mosher, J. Brown, R. Longo, S. Moir, E. George, K. Ball, K. Kelley, P. Boyle, S. Beatty. Second Row: B. Hardy, L. Granfield, W. Cashman, W. Sullivan, R. Penny, M. Blacher, R. Hildreth, A. Ridley, J. Fowlie, M. Cadogan. Third Row: N. Franklin, E. Hawes, N. Walker, M. Griffith, V. Ferrarro, C. Dalis, S. Linscott, J. Dunbar. The IMPRINT editorialized and chronicled our current school events each month. Each year the IMPRINT sponsors a dance to help meet the expenses of publication. The IMPRINT staff also runs a bookstore which carries various kinds of paperback books and also holds an annual book fair which helps defray expenses. Under the supervision of its faculty ad- visor Mr. Alfred Chisholm, the IMPRINT staff strives to make each publication one which will continue to inform the student body of all activities and aspects of their school. BUSINESS STAFF Marsha Tilton, Karen Mann, Bruce Haas, Linda Russell, Liz Williams, Nancy Charlton, Anita Soccorso. 19 STUDENT GOVERNMENT JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS B. Berkowitz, J. Driscoll, E. George, K. Johnson This year under the able leadership of faculty advisor, Mr. John McGrath and President Jeff Lamb, the Student Council sponsored many of its former activities and introduced several new ones. The Winter Ball, Winter Wonderland,” and the popular Twirp Dance were held as in past years. The council participated in the Middlesex League of Student Councils, continued the weekly sale of book covers, and helped to raise money for the scholar- ship fund. The Council is composed of the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior class officers and two representatives from each class. Composed of a representative from each homeroom, the Student Congress contrib- uted much to the high school this year. The Congress’ officers: Richard Skaare, President; Ricky Rudolph, Vice-President; Joyce McGlone, Secretary; and Kenny Rowland, Treasurer, together with their advisor Mr. Stanley Robinson, greatly ex- panded their activities this year. In De- cember, a successful Winter Sporting Goods Exchange was conducted to benefit the Permanent Scholarship Fund. For the first time, all the members were issued identification cards, and the Congress gave an award at graduation to a deserving student or to the school itself. Again, it was the job of the Congress to collect class dues and sell Student Activity Tickets. Representatives from both the Student Congress and the Student Council attended the Eastern Massachusetts Convention of Student Councils at Maynard High School in Maynard, Mass., to exchange ideas with members of other student governments. This was a successful and prosperous year for both organizations. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS M. Garden, L. Parsons, D. Sarni, P. O ' Hara Student Congress Front Row: S. Meldonian, A. Tivnan, E. George, K. Voci, D. Turner, R. Adams, K. Rowland, R. Skaare, P. Boyle, J. McGlone, P. Paladino, A. Jancsy, E. Lee, R. Stiles, P. Davis. Middle Row: A. McIntosh, E. McCarthy, J. Nelson, L. Andrews, E. Howe, J. Dunbar, D. Pierce, R. Winde, R. Rudolf, V. Ferrera, A. Cefalo, J. Meehan, J. Foster, C. Ward, C. Belmonte, M. Cassis. Back Row: L. Giffen, J. DeFazio, L. Blakey, L. Kinney, B. Hardy, S. Dane, M. J. Grant, R. Telles, D. Sadur, S. Keady, J. Johnston. Student Council Front Row: K. Thayer, L. Parsons, C. Camlin, G. Cann, J. Lamb, K. Johnson, D. Sarni, J. Tivnan. Back Row: J. McGrath, Advisor; P. O’Hara, G. Hodgson, B. Reardon, T. McKinlay, E. George, M. Garden. 21 The Melrose Honor Society First Row: E. Lee, L. Washburn, S. Drees, S. Desmond, C. Hoague, T. McKinlay, D. Wheaton, Sec.; D. Turner, Pres.; B. Belcher, Treas.; S. Griggs, V. P.; C. Divine, S. Perry, S. Driscoll, P. Magnuson, P. Kane. Second Row: M. Schmidt, M. Catino, C. Gandolphi, J. Brown, J. Evans, A. Ledoux, Membership in the Melrose Honor Society is the mark of distinction toward which all students aspire, but it is more than an aspiration; it is a strong incentive to outstand- ing academic achievement, and adds a significant dimension to the growth of the students ' total high school experience. The Honor Society recruits honor roll scholars who have at- tained a degree of excellence through a combination of yearly averages and second quarter marks. Initiation takes place twice a year, once in October, and again in February. Many tangible as well as intangible benefits accrue from member- ship in this Society: a gold pin which each student receives as a sign of outstanding work, a permanent pass to the library where students may study, and the wearing of the red tassel at graduation, provided students have maintained an honor rating for three out of four possible marking periods. More noteworthy are the intangible advantages. The Society af- J. Cassis, R. Soule, J. Pollock, B. Lane, J. Foster, J. Contreas, B. Shea. Third Row: A. Starr, S. Denley, F. MacDonald, N. McKay, M. A. Gorman, K. Kjell, R. Longo. Fourth Row: C. Holmes, D. Saughnessy, D. Peavey, D. Dane, R. Aimo. fords the satisfaction of effective participation in an organi- zation of top-notch” students. Here they can assess and ap- praise their work carefully, thus developing their own capa- abilities to a higher level. Of particular profit, too, is the social and cultural growth of Honor Society students. There are ample opportunities to exchange ideas with other honor students, to form close ties with them, to demonstrate lead- ership qualities by their involvement in group activity, and to enrich their classroom learning by taking part in a wide ran ge of functions under the joint guidance of Miss Lutz and Miss Brown. The Melrose High Society sets the tone for a four-year program of distinguished academic contribution by the students to Melrose High School, a contribution which adds immeasurably to their own present and future learning endeavors. 22 PS Future Teachers of America Club First Row: Mr. Grant, P. Saunders, L. MacDougall, D. Keady, M. O’Toole, L. Bowman, D. Planta, R. Gibbons, N. Mello, E. Cleveland. Second Row: M. Charlton, B. Forrest, S. Con- ley, N. Larson, F. LePere, S. Cranford, D. Scully, R. Telles, S. Bartlett, D. Pierce, L. Knight. Third Row: J. O ' Riordan. P. Hook, P. Migliore, M. Gorman, J. Brown, E. McSweeney, J. Shultz, J. Moore, N. Dolt. During Activity periods, the future teachers of our school meet. Th ey are under the guidance of Mr. Robert Grant and the leadership of Linda Bowman, president, Maureen O ' Toole, vice president, Dona Planta, secretary and Deidre Keady, treasurer. The junior and senior members seek to learn more about the teaching profession. In the past year the girls have observed teaching in the elementary schools, had guest speakers, and have visited different colleges. First Row: Mr. Grant, C. Skylarcyk, K. Kelley, D. Keady, O ' Toole, L. Bowman, D. Planta, J. Dunbar, M. Hughes, Hasey. Second Row: S. Macintosh, E. Mahoney, P. Mag- nuson, C. Banks, D. Stearns, M. Kelley, P. Doherty, S. Drees, C. Colby, N. Tier. Third Row: M. Thompson, K. Ball, F. Keefe, N. Charlton, P. Curtis, M. Graham, P. Kertes, L. Georgio, M. Berlin. Girls ' Club i 24 SENIOR MEMBERS Under the leadership of Judy Brown, President, and the three advisors Miss Stuart, Mrs. Hanson, and Mrs. Wright the Girls ' Club began the season with a meeting at which they presented the original Girls’ Club banner to Mrs. George MacPheters, founder of the Club. With this auspicious be- ginning the club was on its way to a busy season with the traditional programs in addition to some innovations. The first project came in October when members of Girls’ Club served as guides for the annual Back to School Night,” helping confused parents find their way through their son’s and daughter’s complicated schedules. In Novem- ber, Cathy McKibben and her committee, with the addition of some helpful boys worked hard on the Thanksgiving baskets; this has been an annual club project to provide over twenty needy families with food for the holiday. Because of the previous success of the John Robert Powers’ lectures, the club scheduled two lectures this year. Both were given by Mrs. Farley, the first concerning fashions, the second, good grooming and posture. In November the Girls’ Club officers served refreshments at the Graduation of the special classes. This year evidence of the re-activation of Friendly Week” could be seen in the gayly -colored posters in the halls and the tags worn by the girls. Since the club planned to renew its contribution to the Permanent Scholarship Fund, the first money-raising project, a movie for children of Melrose, was held in February. Girls’ Club ended the year with a break- fast and program held on the first of May. This was a new type of program for Girls’ Club and it is hoped that it will be carried out annually. JUNIOR MEMBERS 25 Cheerleaders Give me an M ! ” . . . that’s the familiar sound that could only come from our enthusiastic M.H.S. cheer- leaders. Under the leadership of Captain Hony Hoague, the cheerleaders led the crowds of loyal supporters at the football, basketball, and hockey games. Because of the overwhelming enthusiasm during football season, the pre- game rallies were held in the boys’ gym to make room for the avid football fans. The night rally before the big Thanksgiving Day game with our greatest rival, Wake- field, brought out the support, spirit, and seriousness needed in winning the game. Under the supervision of both Miss Flanagan and Mrs. Morris, the cheerleaders remember the noisy and unforgetable bus rides to the basketball and hockey games. Half way through the vic- torious first place season for both the hockey and basket- ball teams, the M.H.S. 12 were fortunate in obtaining new coats and uniforms, thanks to the success of their bake- sales” and other money raising projects. For their loyal and active promotion of school spirit, M.H.S. joins in a big cheer for Hony and her squad. Front: J. Contreas, D. Connors, C. Hasey, C. Hoague (Head), J. Swarrwout, D. Tibideau, A. Jancsy. 26 Back: K. Thayer, K. Santos, P. Kane, L. Rohrer, D. Edmonds. Majorettes MAJORETTES P. O ' Hara, L. Kinney, J. Hall, L. Hawes, A. Priestley, G. Shannon, L. Hunt, D. Bowan. J. McGlone, head. Adding color and enthusiasm during football season, the majorettes matched the beat of the band with their high and snappy step. Led by Joyce McGlone, the head majorette, the twirlers presented wonderful performances on all occasions and were enthusiastically received by everyone. Along with the cheerleaders, the majorettes par- ticipated in the rallies and helped to make them successful. During the first weeks of football and the long hot practices, both the majorettes and cheerleaders will not soon forget that especially hot day when practice ended quickly and willingly with a long run through the sprinklers on Mr. Hoague’s football field. Thank goodness there was no LOG candid camera lurking about! Lacking an advisor, these girls still carried on and presented many unusual, new, and colorful performances during the halftime periods and at the rallies. Many thanks are extended to our majorettes for their tremendous success as M.H.S. representatives during their many activities. SUB-MAJORETTES A. Thirkell, M. Couture, B. Lane, D. Corkum. J. McGlone, head. 27 Head Coach Joseph Hoague and Captain John Cassis. First Row: J. Brugman, J. Munro, R. Welch, C. Holland, A. Smith, B. Jangro, Capt. J. Cassis, R. Soule, K. Hurley, C. Bennett, R. Petten, P. Cahill, R. Siegfreidt. Second Row: Trainer W. Reynolds, R. Rudolf, R. Lynch, R. McKenna, C. Schwede, B. Cameron, J. Driscoll, J. McCall, V. Leone, W. Conway, P. Saunders, H. Dillon, K. Hatfield, Head Coach J. Hoague. Third Row: Equipment Manager A. DeTeso, Manager J. Cannata, R. Merrick, B. Berkowitz, W. Marcoux, K. Gree ' ish, D. Sheridan, R. Umile, W. Greeley, D. Bel- monte, R. Ciulla, Line Coach C. Croston, Backfield Coach J. Driscoll. Kneeling: C. Croston, Line Coach; J. Hoague, Head Coach; J. Driscoll, Backfield Coach. Standing: P. Bean, Freshman Coach; A. LaRosa, Fresh- man Coach; R. McIntyre, Sophomore Coach; W. Reynolds, Trainer; A. DeTeso, Equipment Manager; P. Burr, Sophomore Coach. The 1965 Football Squad finished a successful year winning six games and losing only three. We launched our season with a triumphant victory over Stoneham, but this fine beginning was somewhat marred by the heartbreaking loss to Lexington, 8-6. However, our boys gave the Minute-Men a tough ' ’ battle, but suf- fered a tougher” loss on the first play of the game, when our captain, John Cassis, injured his knee and had to remain on the sidelines until Thanksgiving. This promoted Rennie Welsh to acting captain, and under his leadership we then beat Belmont by the ironic score of 8-6. The following week at Concord, we were behind 18-6; midway through the final quarter the team caught fire as Rennie Welsh blocked a punt and scored, and followed this with the winning touchdown and a score of 20-18. At our second home game of the sea- son, we defeated Winchester 26-8. After this easy win we overcame a fourteen point deficit to beat Lynn Classical 22-14. In a decisive game Melrose lost its opportunity to the League title by a 22-12 defeat to Reading. After this heartbreaker,” the Raiders bounced back to trounce” Gloucester 26-8. On Thanksgiving Day the team closed out the season with a hard fought battle against our strong rival Wake- field, losing by the score of 14-6. This was perhaps the most spirited team in Mel- rose history, and special recognition should be given to Bob Soule, Kevin Hurley, and Rennie Welsh for making the league All-Star team. BAND First Row: M. White, A. Griesback, M. Wilder, L. Waste, M. Schmidt, L. Beck, E. George, S. Nichols, H. Jackson, N. Fink, M. James, A. Puffer, J. Rogers, G. Wood, D. Pane, A. Norton, B. Ledoux, J. Braden, S. Buttrick, C. Kneeland. Sec- ond Row: F. Mead, S. Ridlon, B. Taylor, M. Blacher, T. Giggi, J. Priestley, C. Ward, M. Wolfe, M. Pease, N. Wil- liams, J. Pane, L. Richardson, D. Pane, B. Fallon, N. Muger- ini, J. Gabriel, M. McNamara, A. Ledoux, S. Williams, B. Perry. Third Row: S. Donovan, S. Polley, B. Sullivan, C. Waystack, P. Gagliardi, L. Pitts, R. Whittier, B. Carlson, J. Blachford, L. Hanson, D. Knowlton, D. Adams, B. Jacobson, R. Aimo, P. Spollett, F. Roche, L. Croft, J. Hannabury, D. Zwicker, S. Graham, B. Dean, R. Lepore. Fourth Row: Mr. Love (Director), S. Moir, H. Gilbert, A. Mann, S. Perry, G. LaSpesa, J. Bloom, R. Orsillo, L. Mosher, R. Brown, R. Rogers, B. Williams, H. Moir, C. Boisjolie ( student leader). The M.H.S. Marching Band under the direction of Robert K. Love provided half-time programs at all football games. These presentations featured precision marching and lively musical selections as well as skillful twirling by the Majorettes. Our band is the first in the area to use Patterns in Motion, a marching program developed by the Michigan State University Band. In addition to bolstering our enthu- siasm at games, the Band also provided spirited tempo at our Fall Rallies. Having had successful exchange programs in the past, the M.H.S. Band is working on plans for another in the Spring with a high school from the vicinity of Keene, New Hampshire. Although kept busy with its active schedule, the Band will again present its annual concert, and will con- tinue its tradition of marching in the annual Memorial Day Parade. Also, it will complete its season by participating in the graduation exercises in June. Mason Blacher, a Sophomore, was chosen to represent Melrose, in the clarinet section of the District Band, thereby bringing additional honor to our illustrious Band. 30 Cross Country First Row: R. Boyd, A. Barisano, P. Ciampa, R. Goodhue, M. O ' Brien, W. Babcock, J. McKinley, D. Sarni, R. Sarni, C. Mosher, M. Wilder. Second Row: B. Laudin, D. Black, R. Nugent, T. McKinley, S. Tagliamonte, C. Dellea, D. Turner, R. Eddy, Capt.; R. Johnson, K. Abbott, M. Turner, The Melrose High School Varsity Cross Country Team had a very sucessful season winning 9 meets and losing only 2. The three most impressive victories were over Stoneham, 31-28, Winchester, 32-26, and Belmont, 35-24. The Varsity made a fine showing at the League meet at Mt. Hood but lost the League Championship by one point! At the State Meet, the Melrose Varsity came in third in Class B. The Junior Varsity also had a successful Fall; they won 10 meets and lost 1. The Annual Cross Country Banquet for all the League teams was held on the fateful night of November 9. Doc D. Dane, M. Forrest, S. Rhoades. Third Row: Coach Doc” Clark, L. Veneiza, A. Willey, A. Smith, B. Keohan, R. Ward, A. Salza, R. McManus, D. Casey, j. Reid; C. Holberg, J. Folger, R. Winde, D. Hall, R. Barter, R. Curtin, K. John- son, W. Sullivan. Clark arrived at the cafeteria to find total darkness, but the banquet must go on! By flickering candlelight, Doc Clark was presented with a Zodiac watch by Robert Eddy, Captain of the 1965 Cross Country Team. Mr. Fawcett, repre- sentative of all the League coaches, honored Doc with a valuable set of fishing equipment in appreciation for his 33 years of coaching. No apologies for the darkness were neces- sary because a banquet by candlelight made a deep impres- sion on all the boys and their coaches; it was an unforgetable night! 32 Doc” Clark began his career as Cross Coun- try coach at Melrose High in 1933 with a squad of only 15 boys. To date, with a team num- bering more than 60 boys, he has compiled the enviable record of 187 wins in 215 meets. His Middlesex League victories show 15 champion- ships closely followed by 11 second place posi- tions. In 1936, Doc” Clark, together with four other coaches, organized the first state champion- ship Cross Country meet at Franklin Park, and with eight teams competing, Melrose won the first league championship. Over the years Doc” Clark has watched Cross Country develop into a rewarding and popular sport. Doc” lauds all his boys” stating that he has been very fortunate to work with the finest boys and athletes. Doc” Clark is beloved at Melrose High School, not only for producing championship teams, but for instilling in his boys the ideal of sportsmanship; this is a characteristic of all great coaches and athletes! Doc Clark Field Hockey First Row: J. Han- lon, A. Soccorso, B. Belcher, J. Garipay, N. Franklin, G. Tee- van. Second Row: R. Stiles, M. Nolan, J. Tivnan, L. Waiste, S. Alfano, H. Samp- son, A Tivnan. ■3 UP This year’s Varsity Field Hockey team completed their season with an admirable record of 4 wins — 1 loss — 2 ties. Their only loss was to a strong Lexington team, by a score of 3-2, and their ties were with the experienced Concord and Winchester teams. At the Concord High School Playday, Mel- rose girls tied 1 game and won 2. High scorers for the season were Betsy Belcher and Gail Teevan. Their successful season can be attributed to their com- bination of skill, loyalty, and desire to win. Their all-out ef- fort was exemplified during the week of the fire, when the girls worked diligently with hockey sticks and lawnmowers! Four senior members of the squad spent a week of their summer vacation at Merestead Field Hockey and Lacrosse Camp in Maine, thus increasing their skill and knowledge of the game. The Junior Varsity completed their season with a record of 3 wins — 1 loss — 3 ties. These girls deserve a lot of credit, since most of them were newcomers to the game as well as to the team. With several members showing much promise, and with several planning to attend camp, Miss Flanagan, as coach, is looking forward to another successful season in 1966. First Row: D. DiCaesare, E. Howe, N. Stok- er, N. Meehan, C. Moir, P. Bal- lou, C. Strain. Second Row: R. Stiles, J. Hughes, M. Moore, C . Ward, B . K i r m s , J . P r i e st le y, I. Kwiescen, P. Stram, A. Zaf- firo, D. Doran, A. Tivnan. 34 The last days of autumn crystallized into winter and the class of 1966 became more aware of the progression of their last year at M.HS. During the winter months , our tremendous basketball, hockey, track, and wrestling teams increased our fame. Not to be outdone by the athletic records, our Debate team continued their outstanding polemics while the Drama Club recreated Arthur Milled s The Crucible. We will always remember the lovely vesper ' service presented by the Glee Club during the Christmas season. Some of our happiest memories include the enchanted evenings spent at the Winter Ball and TWIPJP dance: we fondly recall the rush outdoors betiveen classes in order to breath a little fresh air before resuming our never ending studies’ The realization that our year was ending brought a feeling of closeness ’’ to our class as we became truh the seniors ' ’ of M.ld.S ! C.A.A ♦ A. Soccurso, Miss Flanagan, Mrs. Morris, Miss Chase, B. Belcher, G. Teevan. K. Kjell, J. Foster, C. Hoague, G. Teevan. Through the sponsorship of the Girls’ Athletic Asociation, the girls’ sports program is carried out. Under the leadership of the G.A.A. officers, Gail Teevan, Betsy Belcher, Anita Soccorso, and Janet Johnson, the organization has more than fulfilled its goal. Although the activities of the Tumbling Club were hampered by the fire, the Club was still able to hold weekly workshops and to participate in informal competition with other schools. The club is justly proud of an addition to their equipment, a new balance beam. With Gail Teevan as president, Carolyn Hoague as vice-president, Joyce Foster as secretary, and Karen Kjell as treasurer, the Tumbling Club had a successful, though perhaps light, season. With its membership increased to twenty-eight, the Modern Dance Club began its performing season with a Christmas show at a Boston orphanage. In April, the senior members danced in the Boys’ Gymnastic Team Exhibition and produced their own show. This year’s officers were Dorothy Connors, president; Linda Carter, vice-president; Deborah Edmonds, secretary; and Lorraine D’Alelio, treasurer. A number of senior girls again participated in the regular Leaders’ Club Program. Under this program, the girls, as leaders, help with the guidance of all girls’ gym clases within the school. Not only does this practice aid the gym teachers, but it enhances the importance of leadership and good sportsmanship. 36 Leaders ' Club and Modern Dance First Row: J. Sullivan, K. Santos, A. Sher- man, J. Benson, A. Priestly, R. Rais, B. York, L. D Alelio, L. Rohrer, K. Rahilly, J. McGlone. Second Row: P. Magnesen, E. DeFronzo, E. Forest, E. George, J. Swart- wout, J. Allen, A. Starr, S. Sheridan, E. Mahoney, K. Voci, P. Boyle, S. Denley, B. Lee, M. Gorman, M. Kelley, C. Colby, L. Bowman, J. Brown, D. Paraskeva, J. Mac- Leod, J. Foster, B. Belcher, S. Griggs, N. Mirisola, M. Trough- ton, D. Montague, D. Woolworth. First Row: N. Charl- ton, J. Hanlon, L. Hawes, L. Russell, W. Hasey, J. Lundstrom, L. Goyette, D. Con- nors, J. McCarthy, R. Hannaford; L. Evans. Second Row: P. Pal- ladino, B. Ella, E. Barisano, L. Hunt, C. Hoague, P. Reynolds, M. Love, G. Teevan, J. Garapay, N. Frank- lin. Third Row: J. Mulhearn, B. Mc- Bride, J. Contreas, N. Walker, S. Perry, S. Macey, C. Bizanson, S. Brewster. Fourth Row: S. Moir, M. Schmidt, A. Jancsy, R. Rickabaugh, P. Hook, A. Thirkell, K. McNamara. Front: L. Carter, D. Edmonds, L. D ' Alelio, D. Connors, Second Row: S. Meldonian, A. Tivnan, N. Charl- ton, J. Gerrior, G. Ring, L. Hunt, L. Fos- ter, S. Baier, K. Sci- binico, S. Heilman, R. Cultrera, S. Mrose, L. Rohrer. Third Row: S. Beattie, P. Bond, M. Garden, J. Han- lon, K. Voci, C. Hasey, M. Hughes, B. Hahn, S. Crowley, R. Telles. Girls ' Basketball First Row: J. John- ston, A. Soccorso, B. Belcher, Co-Captain, J. Garipay, Co-Cap- tain, M. Tobiassen, M. Hensell. Second Row: B. McBride, I. Kwiecien, L. Waste, V. Imperiale, S. Vance, Manager, S. Nichols, Manager. 7 , 1 J 4 ' I i V J . : 23 The 1965 Girls’ Varsity Basketball team, captained by Janet Garipay and Betsy Belcher, finished their season with a record of 3 wins and 6 losses. ( Although this record in itself is not very impressive, it should be noted that it is an improve- ment over last year’s record.) The girls will long remember the exciting Concord games in which the Junior Varsity played three overtimes only to end up in a tie. High scorers for the season were Anita Soccorso and Janet Garipay. Our defense of Maren Tobaissen and Veronica Imperiale formed a tough barrier to penetrate. The Junior Varsity’s final record was 1 win and 7 losses. Miss Chase is looking forward to next year with many prospects among the underclassmen. First row: J. Black, S. Bemis, Co-Captain, E. McSweeney, Co- Captain, D. Haydn, J. McCann, J. Hughes. Second row: H. Samp- son, E. McCarthy, J. Christoforo, J. Bloom, E. Sheehan, G. Gilles- pie, L. Miner. Third row: N. Shelton, C. Hemenway, S. Gua- rente, P. Melendy, B. Woodside, K. Lyon, C. Hume. 38 W 1 ■ ft ( jj ■ - 1 __ , Is M Gym Team Whether climbing the ropes or swinging on the high bar, the Gymnastic Team, coached by Mr. Reynolds, provided many thrills and close contests. Captain Chris Kim led the team to victories over North Reading and Arlington. Outstanding performers on the team were: Chris Kim, side horse, Alan Smith, high bar, Jim Reid, the long horse, Robert Chapman, paralell bars, Bernie Rear- don, high bar, Doug Dane, stdl rings, and Peter Limone, side horse. Gymnastics is con- tinuing to grow at MHS, and the team will be on the top of Middlesex League before long. First Row: A. Smith, J. Reid, D. Dane, C. Kim. Second Row: Mr. Reynolds, P. Constantine, R. Pile, R. Chapman, P. Rooney, P. McCarthy, P. Zaino, K. Wadland, P. Reynolds. Third Row: J. Limone, S. Carlucci, P. Limone, P. Evans. Wrestling Team First Row: H. Petty, R. Hubert, A Chasse, B. Berkowitz, R. Rudolph, G. Berg, P. Saunders, D. Pane, R. Bergstrom, J. Pingree, R. Johnson, R. Goodhue. Second Row: L. Leed- ham, B. Shea, D. Hall, P. Kittredge, P. Durland, J. Trickett, P. Russo, S. Quigley, Coach Bean. Third Row: J. Cannata, L. Delcore, J. Gallagher, M. Stanton, R. Aimo, D. Gray, R. Benard, E. Hanlon. Fourth Row: J. Scarpa, C. Copeland, G. Binford. Experience is the great teacher,” they say, but the Matmen of Melrose proved this to be wrong. In only their third competitive campaign, the Wrestling Team went un- defeated with a 10-0 slate. Under the excellent coaching of Mr. Paul Bean, they climaxed the season with a 20-19 deci- sion over Reading, and an astounding 44-2 win over Ham- ilton-Wenham. Individual standouts included Geoff Berg and Dick Goodhue, who won all ten of their matches. In addition to Berg, seniors Bob Johnson and Richard Hubert, were also Regional Champions. In the State Finals, Geoff fought a good match, untd finally bowing in overtime. Other stand- outs included Rick Rudolph, Don Pane, Brian Berkowitz, and Peter Saunders. 39 Basketball Swish! Through the hoop goes an- other two points for the M.H.S. basketball team and with it the third Middlesex League Basketball title in the past five years. Led by co- captains Dick Bushee and Tom Cushman, the Raiders completed their season compiling a 13-1-0 record, ably assisted by seniors Tom Ahearn and Randy Huber, aided by the fantastic abilities of Wayne Tit- comb and Billy Greeley. Attention should also be given to Randy Huber, Dick Bushee, and Tom Cush- man who are all in the ranks of the 1966 All-Star Team. Melrose High School emerged from the Tech Tourney as Eastern Massachusetts Champions of Class B and as run- ner up in the New England Tour- nament. B. Jacobson, T. Cush- man, R. Huber, D. Cranford, R. Bushee, J. Rogers, Coach Killilea, B. Greeley, P. Blatch- ford, T. Ahern, T. Cas- sis, J. Barrett, J. Dyson, W. Titcomb. am- Drama Under the guidance of Mr. David Hoffman and Mrs. Joanne Hamlin, the Melrose High School Drama Club be- gan another busy year with a Fall Social. At this time the club members worked on posters for the forthcoming evening of Scenes and One Acts. The One Acts, which were directed by the students, included The Case of the Crushed Petunias”, Tridles”, The Valient”, and Aria Da Capo”. Other activities included trips to the Tufts Theater to see the modern version of Antigone”, and to the Harvard Loeb Theater to see Tortuffe”, a comedy by Moliere. Immediately after Christmas vaca- tion, rehearsals were started for Arthur Miller’s play, THE CRUCIBLE, in which the horror of the Salem witch trials is depicted. In the leading roles were: Constance Gandolfi, Wayne Bailey, Elizabeth George, and Robert Puffer; the supporting roles were played by Scott Ridlon, Richard Orsillo, John Pollack, and Audrey Griesbach. The Drama Club was fortunate in be- ing able to present THE CRUCIBLE, because a professional company had bought all rights to the play. The Drama Club presented Aria Da Capo” with a new cast at the State Drama Festival in March. First Row: Mrs. Hamlin, J. Blatchford, J. Dunbar, A. Greisbach, M. Hensel, R. Orsilo, R. DeSteffano, N. Urban, E. George, M. Wad- land, S. Mastromarino, Mr. Hofmann. Second Row: S. Hileaman, G. Griffin, C. Merenda, S. Shay, A Cleve- First Row: Mrs. Hamlin, B. Puf- fer, J. McCleod, J. Stuart, C. Gan- dolfi, D. McDermod, R. Longo, L. Goyette, M. Gorman, J. Mac- Dougall, D. Paraskeva, Mr. Hof- mann. Second Row: J. Brown, L. Haskell, K. Ball, B. Lane, J. Pollock, J. Rogers, S. Williams, G. LaSpesa, M. Berlin, W. Ga- briel. Third Row: M. Cadogan, N. Stoker, C. Burns, L. Ellis, A. Miller, N. MacKay, L. Scofield, K. Kjell, E. George, ' C. Devine. 42 Club The Drama Club’s season will be culminated by its annual Spring Ban- quet. At that time, the members should be proud and satisfied with their fine work of the past year. land, M. Charlton, S. Perry, W. Bailey, J. Moore, S. Dixon, D. Pierce, P. Melen- dy, S. Alfano. Third Row: M. James, N. Stiles, M. Ber- nard, S. Smith, A. Hayden, S. Turner, C. Dallas, M. Craft, D. DeMatteo, A. Dan- forth, S. Merrifield. Front Row: Mrs. Hamlin, J. Gan- dolfi, ,S. Ridlon, W. Edmonds, W. Cashman, G. Gregory, D. Dorand, N. Harrington, P. Ba- call, M. Cassis, J. M. Depitrice, L. Mead, P. Winters, P. Ball, Mr. Hofmann. Second Row: L. Giffen, B. Zajac, P. Anderson, J. Olson, K. Bush, L. Brewer, N. Doldt, J. DeMarco, R. Penney, C. Bertulli, S. Tracey, J. Clark, J. Bishop, J. Fowler, K. Schwede, M. McBride, Third Row: K. Ka- pelos, J. Bludeaux, S. Kilam, J. Rogers, J. Styles, B. Engren, J. Brown, S. Clark, K. Lacey, S. Swindlehurty, C. Sherman, S. Wil- lie, J. Payne, S. Boyson. Glee First Row: M. Craft, E. George, J. Mulhern, C. Gandolfi, R. O ' Brien, B. Murphy, J. Scott, J. Onofrio, W. DAntilio, R. Longo, J. Dunbar, P. Kane, B. York, S. Meldonian. Second Row: J. Contreas, S. Driscoll, D. Coughlin, J. DeBenedictis, L. Russell, A. Jancsy, W. Bailey, G. Stewart, G. McCarthy, G. LaSpesa, B. Melendy, M. Ford, J. Lavender, C. Hoague, L. Goyette, J. Foster, S. Dane, E. Howe, S. Eriksen. Third Row: J. Allen, P. Ogle, J. Fowlie, C. Hallinan, M. Saule, L. Wright, D. Hall, G. Wood, W. Ferreira, E. Thompson, W. Cashman, R. Shay, S. Ridlon, G. Swan, A Hayden, G. Giffen, M. Bernard, A. Miller, L. Haskell, M. Thompson. Fourth Row: S. Smith, P. Reynolds, W. Hasey, J. Drees, D. Connors, J. Reid, B. Enggren, R. Orsillo, G. Graham, J. Tuma, S. Perry, P. Thistle, R. Perry, W. Clark, W. Renquilli, R. Cronin, L. Graf, M. Berlin, W. Gabriel, J. Hanlon, S. Denley, S. Himmelwright. Missing: R. Knight, D. Marcoux, P. Sontonelli, D. Hurd. Under the direction of Mr. Wood, the Glee Club has maintained its popularity with the student body. Over eighty enthusiastic students can be found during E block making the room resound with harmony! This large and selective group securely holds its place of importance among the other First Row: D. Piazzo, V. Bochert, N. Merril, J. Marcoux, C. Anderson, W. Bartlett, A. Monroe, B. Harris, J. Contreas. Second Row: C. Ward, L. Foster, D. Meredith, E. Beecher, M. MacDonald, J. Cranford, J. Mead, K. Lion, A. Gosgarian, K. Grant, L. Lord. Third Row: J. Black, B. Clark, K. Compton, D. Murray, E. Hayden, D. Winde, V. Barton, E. Kearns, C. Trikka, P. MacDonald. Fourth Row: N. Palladino, N. O ' Neil, D. Tuma, D. Willey, B. Coleman, P. Kelleher, G. Russell, L. Rose, V. Reed, S. Earley. Fifth Row: R. Squires, M. Mazzone, C. Cleveland, C. Gillespe, M. O ' Leary, S. Bigwood, K. Simpson, M. Vinning, A. Tewksbury. Club First Row: M. Craft, C. Gandolfi, P. Ogle, M. Soule, L. Wright, M. Thompson, C. Hoague, J. Dunbar, R. Longo, A Hayden, G. Giffen. Second Row: B. Melendy, W. Cashman, E. Thomp- son, J. Allen, J. Reid, B. Enggren, M. Berlin, L. Graf, R. Cavic- chio, S. Ridlon, R. Shay. Third Row: R. O ' Brien, W. Bailey, G. Stuart, R. Perry, G. Wood, R. Knight. Fourth Row: R. Orsillo, G. Graham, P. Thistle, S. Perry. Melrose High School organizations. The contributions of the Glee Club to the Thanksgiving assembly and also its Christmas Vespers Program were a source of enjoyment to others and added to the gaiety of their respective seasons. First Row: J. Gandolfi, C. Burns, C. Thompson, N. Swan, P. Bacall, C. Hollett, J. Ewell. Second Row: S. Vance, E. Bowman, H. Hagen, D. Baldwin, J. Bailey, D. Doran, C. Barnstead. Third R - w: P. Horgan, A. Kimball, E. Hawes, E. Simpson, A. Sher- man, B. Waterhouse, P. Kertes. Fourth Row: K. Charlton, D. Love, C. Martin, B. Sargent, L. Corliss, K. Ball, C. Northrup. 45 Junior Classical League Front Row: Mr. Reid, M. Hunt, J. Rooney, J. McCarthy, K. Ball, N. Charlton, P. Magnuson, A. Smith, L. Spadafora, J. Ciampa, A. Ledoux, N. Walker, D. Connors, B. Sargent. Second Row: R. Hannaford, P. Paladino, C. Hallinan, M. Berlin, D. Payne, D. Dane, R. Skarre, B. Good, D. Peavy, W. Sullivan, K. Voci, A. Miller, M. Kelley ' . Third Row: S. Tagliamonte, D. Hall, D. Turner, R. Flashman, D. Mc- Dermod, B. Shea. This year the Junior Classical League added students from the newly formed Classical Literature classes to its regular membership of third and fourth year Latin students. The annual J. C. L. Convention was voted a great success by all who attended, and again a Boston professor spoke to the group on the field of Classics and Latin. Although the new exam schedule prevented the J. C. L. from selling candy between exams, this project was carried on at other school functions, and the profits were given to the Permanent Scholarship fund. The J. C. L. is sponsored by Mr. James E. Reid. Officers elected for this year were: Richard Skaare, president; Daniel O’Neil, vice-president; Pamela Magnuson, secre- tary; and Allen Smith, treasurer. Through its expanded membership and excellent lead- ership, the Junior Classical League is once again proving itself to be a worthwhile and integral part of MHS life. Front Row: Mr. Reid, J. Sullivan, L. Blakey, E. Scabbelli, S. Alfano, A. Kimball, P. Integaro, A. Willey, G. Fe nwick, B. Smith, P. Chiampa, S. Kelly, S. Webster, S. MacLeod, K. Musto, M. Wolfe, P. Bellau, H. Coussoule, B. Molvar. Second Row: B. Murphy, J. Fowlie, D. O Packi, C. Moir, A. Danforth, T. Hayden, A. Saunders, N. Symmes, L. Graf, R. Salza, S. Mosher, V. Ferraro, W. Jacobson, L. Stiles, J. Perroton, D. Wenner, M. Charlton, P. Emmons, L. Mac Dougall, C. Cox, M. Pease, L. Beck, C. Strain, M. Curtin Third Row: Mr. Reid, B. Howe, B. Smith, S. Dane, J Cronin, E. Simpson, P. Durland, E. George, M. Turner A. Socorso, P. Saunders, D. Pierce, M. Holden, S. Bartlett S. Mastromarino, M. Grant. 46 Debate Club First Row: S. Boyson, P. Mandrachia, G. Russell, V. Ferraro, D. Wheaton, L. An- thony. Second Row: E. Mastrangelo, C. Sulis, P. Armstrong, C. Hallinan, S. Earley. Third Row: W. Colvin, W. Miller, I. Burnim, W. Rogers. Participating in over four hundred debates, the MHS Debate Club has a success record of sixty percent, thus making it one of the most active and successful organiza- tions in the school. First place awards have been taken at Rockland, Me., Boston College High, Thomas Aquinas High, Mount St. Charles, N.Y., and also the North Shore League and New England Forensic. When not first, MHS debators are in the top three places. Thirteen trophies prove this, for in a short four years the Debate Club has become the most active club of its kind in New England. This year’s officers are: Vincent Ferraro, president; Diane Wheaton, treasurer; Ronald Winde, vice-president; and Gail Russell, secretary. Coaches are Mr. Freeman Frank and Mr. Peter Brown. First Row: F. Frank, S. Gua- rente, G. Russell, D. Wheaton, V. Ferraro, R. Winde, N. Stiles, L. Mead. Second Row: L. Graf, M. Wilder, R. Hil- dreth, L. Hilton, A. LeDoux, A. Ridley, A Kimball, K. Schwede. Third Row: R. Fitz- gerald, D. Wenner, J. Braden, A. Willey, M. Holden, A. Hayes. Standing: Mr. Mrs. McGrath, J. Tivnan, L. Parsons, N. Mello, E. Howe, S. Beattie, C. Camlin, B. Belcher. Kneel- ing: K. Johnson, J. Carpenter, J. Driscoll, B. Reardon, T. McKinley, R. Skaare, R. Barter. ' inter Vvonderland [ ' — ijl JiA m rrn i rj A m 1. 1 v H R j Jfei ■iraM w .V ft 1 Hockey First Row: J. Healy, G. Cann, B. Dyer, J. Healey, C. Holland, B. Jan- gro, P. Turner. Second Row: Coach Hughes, M. Turner, W. Reardon, R. Umile, M. Sullivan)MK. Abbott, G. Terlizzi, Manager. Third Row: E. Priestley, S. Horton, K. Wells, M. Forrest, D. McCarthy. The puck crosses the blue line. A red and white flash is seen making its way towards an opponent-dominated goal; a flick of the wrist and a swish in the net means another victory in the M. H. S. drive to the Middlesex League Champion- ship. Sparked by leading scorer Richie Umile, ably assisted by seniors and co- captains Bob Dyer and Mr. Goalie” Jerry Healey, also followed by George Cann and Chuck Holland, M. H. S. has once again skated their opponents off the ice ■: 1 BSP Otyfi and captured the Midldesex League Cham- pionship. Not only has Melrose dom- inated the hockey games this season, but it will also be The Team To Beat” for the 1966-67 hockey season. The members of this squad, Mike Sullivan, Mike Turner, Mike Forrest and others have all contrib- uted their talents and energies to another successful season which can now be added to M. H. S. Hockey history and justify the name of Hockeytown, U. S. A. for Melrose! Rifle Club Kneeling: J. Scott, D. Wenner, R. Graham, Capt., R. Bushe, M. Christie, B. Downey. Standing: Coach Bloom, D. Knowlton, R. Steele, D. Adams, A. Hubbard, J. Conserva. Membership in the Rifle Club is open to anyone who is interested in the care and use of rifles. Under the guidance of Mr. Bertil G. Bloom, the members learn the safety rules as well as good sportsmanship. The top ten shooters in the club make up the rifle team, which enters interscholastic competition. With only three matches left, the team has a record of four wins, one loss, and is currently in second place in the Middlesex League. The team has a good chance to tie with two other teams for first place. Top shooters have been Bob Burke and Dick Graham. Ski Club Front: Mr. Matthews, R. Hubert. First Row: M. Tilton, L. Manello, R. Telles, S. Baier, A. Priestley, E. Hawes, J. Lund- strum, J. Comeau, K. Hubbard, B. Hooper, M. Couture, J. Hanlon. Second Row: J. Foster, E. Howe, E. George, E. Cleveland, S. Crowley, G. Carrado, M. Garden, D. De- Cesare, C. Ray, K. Tow, M. Hensel, R. Elia, S. Macintosh, S. Beattie, R. Bergstrom. Third Row: M. Thompson, L. Rus- sell, L. Goyet te, A. Soccorso, J. Reardon, P. Gardner, J. Mann, L. Tringali, D. Pierce, J. Garipay, W. Hasey, P. Reynolds 52 Spring is a time of bursting buds, young grass, and the end of school. Our final year at Melrose High School is coming to a close; this year is only the termination of one important stage of our lives. As we prepare to graduate this spring, we are looking outward into a new and challenging world, for it is a time when each of us shall venture forth as an individual. Wash i Par On a cool April day, thirty-seven of us boarded the bus which was to carry us to Washington D.C. on the Annual Junior Trip. After a long but lively journey, we invaded the Manger-Hamilton Hotel late in the day. The next morning, unaware of the hidden pitfalls of excessive walking and sightseeing, we be- gan a hectic four days which provided us with rich and humorous memories and extremely sensitive feet! ngton ty Let by Mr. Hanlon and Mr. Roberts, our faculty chaperones, and Mrs. Lavina Anderton, we had frantic and wearing activities during the six full days. In the evenings we relaxed with such soothing activities as crawling up the Washington Monument or tramping through the wax museum. Exhausted by the end of the vacation, we returned to Melrose with many mem- orable experiences and souvenirs for everyone. Indoor Track ELHOSt First Row: W. Dellea, R. Brown, D. Coughlin, J. Archarki, J. Archarki, W. Boyce, L. Coughlin, B. Morley. Second Row: J. Mansfield, R. Eddy, D. Black, P. Cahill, C. Bennett, Capt.; W. Wirtanen, S. Tagliamonte, C. Dellea, D. Turner. Third Row: Coach McIntyre, L. Wallace, T. Pezzarossi, R. Petten, S. Rhoades, J. Driscoll, R. Curtin, R. Siegfreidt, G. Clark; F. Shea; G. LaSpeza, Manager. Fourth Row: M. O’Brien, B. Keohan, R. Penney, M. Caiazza, J. MacDougall, B. Laudin, R. Felt, C. Barry, G. Leach, D. Dehart, S. Mosher. This year’s indoor track team, under Coach Robert McIntyre and Captain Chuck Bennett, swept both the Middlesex and state titles. In the regular season, the Raiders went undefeated, beating Reading, Wakefield, Concord, Belmont, Stoneham, Lexington, and Winchester. In the state meet, Warren Wirtanen (45 yds.), Jerry Mansfield (600), and Chris Dellea (1000) took seconds, while George Leach tied for second in the high jump. The big gun was Jake Driscoll, who set a record in the shotput of 55 ' 10 Other seniors who paced the team were; ' Sal Tagliamonte, Bob Eddy, Roy Seigfriedt, Steve Rhoades, Tom Pezzarossi, Pat Cahill, Dana Black, Dixon Turner, and Rick Curtin. Melrose Season’s Record Opponent 53 Reading 33 49% Wakefield 36% 62 Concord 24 59 Belmont 27 59% Stoneham 26% 55% Lexington 30% S. A. T. OFFICERS B. Belcher, Mr. Nei man, S. Perry, S Dane, P. Indngaro D E. C A. First Row: Mrs. Vir- ginia Good, Advi- sor; L. Doherty, W. Lenk, B. Paoletti, S. Hamilton, M. Sun- derland, J. Provan- die. Second Row: C. Hyatt, R. Williams, J. McNicholas, W. Rice, J. Hutchins, L. DeFazio, E. Rotondi. Absent: K. Fager- strom. A. V. Front Row: W. Col vin, B. Williams, R Nickerson, Presi dent; P. DuBois, G LeSpesa, W. Cash man. Second Row Mr. Laine, Sponsor B. Dean, A. Paone A. Perrotton. Mh li K USfc k IjjbLiC jLioii n i MELROSE, MASS. (? z%au el 58 Senior Class Officers Thomas McKinlay Vice-President George Cann President 520 zealous and determined freshmen filed into the hallowed halls of Melrose Bernard Reardon Treasurer Cheryl Camlin Secretary Charles Abel Tennis. CHARLIE . . . unpredictable . . . factoring with Mr. Morrow . . . Nordberg’s, Stoneham . . . avid girl watcher . . . poker . . . Psychology . . . the wit” . . . Saturday football games ... in the future, prep school. Howard Aborn, Jr. Band; Junior Prom Com- mittee. HOWIE enjoys playing sax- ophone with the Exiles” . . . CYO . . . hockey and basketball . . . Thanksgiving of ’64 . . . spends spare time fixing up cars . . . working at Jolly’s. Robert Aimo Honor Society; Band; Wres- tling. Industrious, good natured BOB enjoys basketball and fishing . . . never to be forgot- ten summer of ’65 . . . college seen in the near future. Elizabeth Albertson Choraleers; Operetta; Wash- ington Party; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. BETTY fondly remembers Modern History with Mr. Cros- ton . . . enjoys going to the beach . . . CE . . . gopher hole summer of ’65 . . . twirling in spare time. Janice Allen Student Congress; Ensem- ble; Glee Club; IMPRINT; Leaders’ Club. JAN . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . listening to folk music . . . guitar . . . water- skiing . . . fondly remembers operettas . . . U.S. History with Mr. Cole. James Archacki Winter Track. JIM likes hockey . . . enjoys playing records and listening to the radio . . . remembers Psychology as favorite class . . . twin . . . funloving ... on to specialized school. Randolph Adams Thomas Ahern Basketball. Student Congress; Gymnas- tics; Winter Track; Spring Track; Cross Country. RANDY . . . friendly and outgoing . . . track enthusiast . . . science . . . skiing . . . De- Molay . . . skimboarding . . . loafing around . . . well-liked everywhere. COLA . . . enjoys playing basketball and listening to Melch’s Killer” stories . . . classy . . . Mr. Gavin’s math class . . . college is next on the horizon. and so the class of 1966 tells its story: High School in the September of 1962 John S. Archacki,Jr. Winter Track; Spring Track. Avid hockey and football fan . . . sophomore World History with Mr. Humphreys . . . Tech Tourney ’62 . . . golf . . . Northeast Broadcasting School. Clifford Archer CLIFF . . . fondly remem- bers math classes with Mr. Grant . . . summer of ’65 . . . working part-time at the Ice Palace . . . avid baseball fan . . . conservative . . . college. Philip Armstrong Audio-Visual Club. PHIL . . . can be found working at Hill’s . . . hobby is building models . . . spends free time bowling . . . favors history and math . . . fondly remembers May and summer of ’65. Janice Atherton Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. JAN . . . wicked -green” eyes ... an adorable smile . . . summer of ' 65 with Billy . . . June 27 . . . remembers history with Mr. Croston . . . business school in the future. W e felt compassion for Noah as our diligent studies were interrupted by the Karen Ball Drama Club; F.T.A.; IM- PRINT; Junior Classical League; Girls ’ Club; G.A.A. Fondly remembers Wash- ington . . . Mr. Banks’ Math class . . . hockey fan . . . get- ting the car . . . working at Melrose Library . . . college. Linda Banks Office Aide; Girls’ Club. Vacations at summer home in Rockport . . . golf . . . mem- ories of Civics class ... re- served . . . reading . . . swim- ming and boating . . . plans for secretarial work after grad- uation. Elaina J. Barisano LOG Art Staff; Leaders’ Club; Winter Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Sen- ior Prom Committee. Creative BARRY . . . walk- ing — good exercise? . . . fun at V. in E. . . . designing clothes . . . confusing people . . . artistic . . . definitely an in- dividual. Judith Louise Barnes Office Aides; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Cute, fun-loving JUDY . . . mischievous . . . gum-chewing . . . History with Mr. Hanlon . . . Dec. 13, 1963 . . . free rime spent riding around with Skippy . . . future beautician. 62 deltige that flooded the school. We watched with tear-stained faces Barbara Barrett G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. Fondly remembers June 4, 1965 . . . Psychology classes . . . friendly . . . good times with Tom . . . working at Mel- rose-Wakefield Hospital . . . nursing school ahead. Richard Barter Ski Club; Cross Country; Winter Track; Winter Ball; Junior Prom. Restoring antique cars . . . Hampton riot, ' 64 . . . build- ing Carousel . . . technical climbing . . . takes it easy? . . . college. Doreen Bee Girls’ Club; Office Aides; Pep Club; G.A.A. DOBEE . . Mr. Croston’s World History class . . . soph- omore lunch with the C.C. . . . witty . . . working at Wool- worth’s . . . sketching . . . sum- mer of ’65 . . . secretarial work. Alan Bekkenhuis Glee Club. BEKKY . . . hockey . . . deep sea fishing . . . loafing . . . Biology with Doc Fieldman . . . witty . . . summer of ’64 . . . Friday nights in Stoneham . . . M.D.C. lifeguard . . . dances at St. Pats. Betsy Belcher LOG Staff; Honor Society, Secretary 4; G.A.A., President 4; Field Hockey; Basketball. Skiing . . . math with Mr. G., and French with Miss H. . . . summers in White Mts., N.H. . . . mountain climbing . . . guitar playing . . . Hallo- ween ’64 ... a sure success. Charles Bennett Football; Spring Track, Cap- tain 4; Winter Track, Captain 4; Hockey. CHUCKY . . . good looking . . . athletic . . . well-liked . . . captain of both track teams . . . good-natured . . . Math with Mr. Banks . . . college. Michael Edward Bennett Hockey. BEANY enjoys resting but finds time for sports such as hockey and football . . . favor- ite .class: Elementary Science . . getting out at 2:30 . . . looking forward to college. Joanne Benson Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Active BEN remembers Psy- chology with Mr. Croston . . . artistic . . . nights in S. and W. . . . football and hockey games . . . riding with P. and P. . . . nursing school. 63 Geoff ry Berg Honor Society; Wrestling; Track; Cross Country. Industrious, intelligent GEOFF . . . enjoys running and wrestling when not keep- ing tabs on Cush . . . Yale in the future. Richard Bergstrom Wrestling; Ski Club. Skiing is what talented DICK loves best . . . reminis- cing about Newport Folk Fes- tival . . . Mr. Cutting’s physics . . . strumming guitar . . . working at Russo’s . . . Austin Healy . . . college comes next. Martha Linnea Berlin Glee Club; F.T.A.; Junior Classical League; Operetta. Sewing and mountain climb- ing rate high with quiet, af- ftable MARTI . . . salesgirl at Grant’s . . . often recalls Doc Fieldman’s Biology class . . . memories of summers at the Bay” will accompany MARTI to college. Judith Ann Berninger At Reading High: Cheer- leader. At Melrose High: Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. JUDY . . . ardent football and hockey fan . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . Psychol- ogy with Mr. Ceddia . . . sum- mer of ' 65 . . . next, junior college. as our books floated into the halls, and as our school closed for a week’s vacation. Cherly Leslie Bezanson Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. SHERRI ... Art with Mr. Robinson . . . football . . . Jeff . . . New Year ' s Eve of ’65 . . . junior college . . . favorite haunt, Ipswich. David Bingham Football; Hockey. BING . . . space and avia- tion with Mr. Mathews . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . cars . . . checking . . . Brigham’s . . . avid billiard player . . . mem- ories of 14 cars . . . prep school lies ahead. Raimonda A. Biscoe Drama Club; Junior and Senior Classical League. RAI . . . Math with Mr. Mor- row . . . football fan . . . baby- sitting . . . enjoys reading and dancing . . . fun with Malden Demolay . . . college. Dana Black Winter Track; Spring Track; Cross Country. Math with Mr. McIntyre . . . recalling the win over Win- chester in Spring Track . . . summer job at Cutler’s . . . sports-minded . . . getting the car. 64 Paul Blatchford Basketball, Manager; Foot- ball; Track. BLATCH . . . remembers Latin with Miss Brown and Civics with Mr. Frank . . . fondly recalls Cape Cod . . . likes playing basketball and football. Carol Rae Boisjolie Band; Drum Majorette; Washington Party; Basketball; Softball; Tumbling. BOZ . . . hot-ticket . . . Mat- ty’s funnies . . . summers of ’64 and ’65 . . . Laconia . . . dreams coming true . . . being with the Mofs . . . college. Thomas Botto Ski Club. BENO . . . enjoys hockey and skiing . . . homeroom with the Major . . . Dec. 23, 1964 . . . soda jerk at Le Blanc’s Drugstore . . . tinkering with cars ... on to specialized school. Barbara Bousman Girls ' Club; Office Aides. Fun-loving BARB will re- member Mr. Roberts’ Book- keeping class . . . summer of 65” with the C.C. . . . living through toboganning last win- ter .. . plans to become a secre- tary. Our first football season ended in a scoreless tie at the Thanksgiving Day Game. Linda Bowman Leaders’ Club; F.T.A., Presi- dent 4; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls’ Cho- rus. Peppy LINDA . . . Math with Mr. McIntyre . . . summer of ' 64 . . . considerate ... al- ways with a smile . . . coffee Awful Awfuls. Paula Marie Boyle Student Congress; Washing- ton Trip; Leaders’ Club; IM- PRINT; Pep Club, Chairman; Basketball. POLA . . . water-skiing . . . Johnny’s Team ’65 . . . watch- ing soap operas on the Idiot Box” . . . Maine . . . nursing. Thomas Brennan Autominded T.B. . . . Con- temporary American Problems . . . pumping gas . . . working on cars . . . reading Auto Me- chanics” . . . conversations be- fore school . . . football games . . . future auto mechanic. Sandra Brewster G.A.A.; Pep Club; Leaders’ Club. SANDI . . . avid football fan . . . history with Mr. Cros- ton . . . horseback riding . . . trips to Everett . . . Oh Ya?” . . . summer of ' 65 . • . CYO. 65 Judith Brown Honor Society; IMPRINT Editor; Girls’ Club, President 4; Drama Club, Vice-President. Mr. Grant’s math class . . . English . . . Junior Prom . . . sewing . . . zap” . . . CYO . . . loves to eat . . . summer of ’64 . . . outgoing and friendly. Kathleen Browne G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Swimming . . . Friendly’s . . . sweet . . . summer of ’65 . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . sewing . . . good natured . . . cute . . . GEM. Joseph Fredrick Brugman, Jr. Football; Track. The line, ’65 . . . slow grin . . . waterskiing . . . quiet . . . out with the guys . . . summer landscaper . . . Mr. Carroll’s equations . . . easy going . . . Saturdays on the golf course . . . prep school. Elvira A. Bruno ELLIE . . . rates football, basketball, and baseball games among her favorites . . . enjoys water-skiing, horseback riding, and dancing . . . talkative and friendly . . . enjoys U.S. His- tory and typing . . . secretarial school to follow graduation. Cross Country, coached by Doc” Clark won the League Title and the Class B” crown, while Donna Burgess Future Teachers; Washing- ton Party; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Artistic . . . green eyes . . . swimming . . . Mr. Hildreth’s Con. Civ. class . . . summer of ’65 . • ■ Mass. Art Saturday classes . . . BYF . . . piano. Donna J. Burke Ski Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Lively, fun-loving . . . avid basketball and skiing fan . . . work at Friendly’s . . . mem- ories of Mr. Croston and Mr. Burr’s history classes . . . col- lege ahead. Cheryl Burns Drama Club; Choraleers; Pep Club; Future Teachers of America; Girls’ Chorus. Our Town . . . Modern His- tory with Mr. Croston . . . June of ’65 . . . enjoys bowling and skating. Rosemary Burns IMPRINT Business Staff; Girls’ Club. Friendly and sincere . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . swimming and tennis . . . CYO . . . summer of ' 63 . • • summer job at telephone com- pany . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . junior college ahead. 66 Patrick Cahill Football; Winter Track; Spring Track. PAT . . . spends free time checking . . . math with Mrs. Toms never-to-be-forgotten . . . easy going . . . intentions after graduation, college. Wrestling, a newly-initiated sport , soon became part of our permanent athletic program. John Butler At Immaculate Conception: Football; Basketball. JACK will never forget Chemistry with B.J. . . . fond- est memories include the sum- mer of ’65 and working with Murph and F.T.F. Marie Cadogan Cloak and Plume; IM- PRINT; Drama Club; G.A.A. Quiet and friendly MARIE . . . enthusiastic hockey specta- tor .. . favorite pastime — sew- ing . . . fondest memories in- clude Mr. Hugh’s history class and the summer of ' 65 . . . ahead, college. Richard Bushee Basketball, Co-Captain 4; Baseball, Co-Captain 4. BUSH . . . one of our star basketball and baseball players . . . enjoys Mr. Wilson ' s Biol- ogy class . . . hanging around with the boys . . . college. Cheryl Camlin Class Secretary; Student Council Secretary; Majorette; Winter Ball Committee; Jun- ior Prom Committee. Cute, petite SHERRY . . . always with a smile . . . hockey games . . . bombing around . . . summer at Alton Bay. George Cann Class President; Student Council; Hockey; Baseball; Golf. The Pres.” . . . custodian at M.H.S. . . . the bench ’65 . . . watching girls . . . Maine . . . slow and easy . . . math with Mr. G. Joseph Cannata Debate Club; Football; Bas- ketball; Track; Wrestling. JOE will never forget Psy- chology with Mr. Croston . . . spends spare time working at Y . . . a traveling man . . . checkin’ . . . friendly and out- going. Edwin Cargill Football; Baseball. Friendly EDWADDLE . . . football . . . U.S. History . . . baseball . . . homeroom with Mr. Matthews . . . checking . . . art career . . . chasing girls . art room during Activity pe- riod. Basketball won its second Middlesex League Championship, thus was entitled to enter theTech Linda Carter Modern Dance Club, Vice- President; Junior Classical League; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Cute, popular LINDA . . . fondly remembers the summer of ’65 . . . hockey games . . . Latin with Miss Brown . . . heads for college. Robert A. Cargill Baseball; Football. BOB . . . rates baseball games best . . . Physics . . . fondest memories of eighth grade . . . worked at Melrose- Wakefield Hospital . . . special- ized school awaits this avid sports fan. Senior year — from Califor- nia High School. Shy Naura . . . sweet . . . always with a pretty smile . . . enjoys the summertime, espe- cially when swimming . . . best of futures at hairdressing school. Kevin Casey Cross Country. Enjoys golfing . . . Biology with Doc” Fieldman . . . lots of fun . . . working summers at Casey’s Florist . . . memories of Junior Prom . . . motor bike . . . college. Gail Casgrain Ski Club; Girls’ Club; Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus. Tall, chic, blonde . . . quiet, but observant . . . skiing . . . Psychology . . . artistic . . . tal- ented seamstress . . . lucky stu- dent who gets GAIL for a teacher! John Cassis Football, Captain; Basket- ball; Track; LOG; Flonor So- ciety; Student Congress. Outstanding athlete . . . foot- ball mania . . . history with Mr. Hildreth . . . good-looking . . . well-liked . . . Ivy League col- lege next. Carol Catania In California: Hostess Club; Honor Society; School News- paper; G.A.A.; Pep Club. At Melrose: Honor Society; Girls’ Club. Quiet CAROL . . . entered M.H.S. in junior year . . . help- ful .. . bowling . . . rates Psy- chology high . . . work at Mel- rose-Wakefield Hospital. Marlene Catino LOG Literary Staff; IM- PRINT; Cloak and Plume; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Swimming . . . Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . traveling in summers of ' 64 and ’65 . . . receptionist . . . talented pianist . . . listening to records . . . My Fair Lady . . . college ahead. Naura Marie Carpinella Robert Chapman At Frederick Military Acad- emy, Portsmouth; VA. Swim Team. BOB came here in junior year . . . quiet . . . likes Psy- chology with Mr. Croston . . . Virginia Beach, summer of 1964. Nancy Charlton Junior Classical League; Modern Dance; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club; IM- PRINT Business Staff; Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus. Petite, cute, well dressed . . . remembers January 1, 1965 . . . vivacious . . . junior col- lege ahead. Barbara Charos Ski Club; Drama Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. HARRY . . . enjoys swim- ming and washing boats at Plum Island . . . reminisces about picketing Fred ' s Snack Bar at P.I. . . . rates Psychology with Mr. Cedia . . . specialized school ahead. « Susan Chernis Washington Party; Fresh- man Girls ' Chorus; Pep Club; G.A.A. Mr. Croston’s Psychology class . . . enjoys badminton and field hockey . . . summer of ' 64 . . . quiet . . . fond of cooking and dancing . . . junior college ahead. Tourney for the second consecutive year while the Hockey Team skated to the New England’s. David Choate Winter Ball Committee. Likeable DAVE . . . swim- ming . . . proud owner of a ' 61 Oldsmobile . . . Drafting . . . short order cook at the Inter- national House of Pancakes . . . talented artist. Janet Ciampa Ski Club; Junior Classical League; Band; G.A.A. Friendly JAN remembers the summer of ' 65 . . . math with Mr. McIntyre . . . Tri-Hi- Y . . . musical ability . . . PF . . . basketball . . . natural skier . . . college. George Clark Class Treasurer 2,3; Tennis; Student Congress; Cross Coun- try; Glee Club. DONDI ... Mr. Bank ' s math class and U.S.H. with Mr. Burr . . . remembers Junior Prom with L.H. . . . basketball . . . groundskeeper . . . college. Alan Cloudman Football; Basketball; Spring Track. Math with Mr. Banks . . . enjoyed summer of ' 65 ... all the football games . . . headed for junior college . . . success is always this senior ' s calling card. 69 John Coish Football. JOHN . . . remembers math with Mr. Banks . . . enjoys playing football . . . bombing around on a Honda . . . quiet . . . church basketball . . . good- looking ' . . . Navy in the fu ture. Charlotte Colby Leaders’ Club; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club. Friendly, attractive Charlotte . . . Rainbow and BYF meet- ings . . . remembers Biology . . . the Washington Trip of ’64 . . . next college. 7i, Patricia Collins G.A.A.; Pep Club. Friendly . . . fun-loving . . . enthusiastic sports fan . . . en- joys folk music . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . goofing off with Marie . . . fondly remem- bers summer of ’65. Judith Comeau LOG Staff; Modern Dance; Girls’ Club; Ski Club. Sophisticated JUDY . . . Friendly” worker . . . help” . . . Supersports, Mustangs, Toranados . . . poised . . . Bos- ton shopping . . . anything for excitement . . . water skiing bikinis . . . boing” . . . mod- eling. As the ground thawed, our Golf Team won its Fourth League Title in 3 years Susan Conley LOG Subscription Staff; F.T.A.; Tumbling; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. SUE . . . fashionable . . . contagious laugh . . . likeable . . . hitting Friendly’s . . . CYO . . . spending paycheck . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . unbelievable . . . unforgetable summer of ’65 . . . college-bound. 70 Dorothy Connors Modern Dance, President 4; Cheerleader; Junior Classical League; F T. A.; Student Con- gress; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club. Vivacious, dotty DOTTY . . . Mr. Croston’s World His- tory class . . . eating . . . hockey . . . summer of ’65 . . . college. Elizabeth Jane Contreas Cheerleader; Glee Club; Fu- ture Teachers of America. Exuberant cheerleader . . . math with Mr. Banks and Mr. McIntyre, tops . . . JANE . . . listening to folk music . . . waterskiing . . . college ahead. % Donna Marie Coughlin At Roslindale High: Glee Club; Basketball; Volleyball; Bowling. At Melrose High: Glee Club; Pep Club; Operetta. Cheerful ... will always re- member Mr. Cooper ' s study . . . knitting and painting . . . likes ice hockey . . . summers in Maine . . . going out with the kids. Helen Coussoule Debate Club; Choraleers; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Vibrant, energetic CROCK . . in spare moments likes to swim and toboggan . . . work at Giant Valu . . . homeroom with Miss Werneth . . . sum- mer of ' 65 ranks top with HELEN. Mary Couture Majorette; Ski Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Boing . . . Volkeswagens with racing stripes . . . friendly . . . Help” . . . coke . . . any- thing for excitement . . . Bos- ton on sick days” . . . shop- ping around with J.C. K.H. . . . college bound. Nancy Craft Girls’ Club; Office Aides; Pep Club; G.A.A. Energetic NANCY . . . well- liked and always happy . . . history with Mr. Croston . . . remembers Mr. Roberts’ jokes . . . flirtations . . . Malden Catholic Prom of ’65 . . . full of pep . . . .secretarial school. George Crafts GEORGIE . . . rates math as favorite class . . . really enjoys water-skiing . . . works as an auto mechanic at Tremont St. Garage . . . will always remem- ber his second blind date . . . calls everyone Ralf . . . always working on cars. and the 1st Girls’ Annual Athletic Exhibition proved a success. Wr Francis Cronin Basketball; Tennis; Student Congress. History with Mr. Frank . . . F.T.S. . . . summer of ’65 . . . blushing . . . begging for the car . . . working diligently at Giant Valu . . . checking . . . olanning on college. J. Linda Curran LOG Business Staff; Basket- ball; Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Ski Club. History with Mr. Hughes . . . that not-too-good summer of ' 65 . . . V. in E. . . . checkin’ on J.P. . . . green eyes . . . viva- cious . . . registry men . . . Chandlers. Richard Curtin Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Drama Club. Fondest memories — track meet and U.S. History . . . will never forget sports . . . stamp collecting . . . happy-go-lucky . . . college — goal for this senior. 71 Ronald Creamer RON . . . enjoys hockey and football . . . math with Mr. Banks as his favorite . . . will always remember sports events . . . checkin ' at M.H.S. . . . sum- mer work a GEM . . . college is the goal for this popular senior. Thomas Cushman Basketball, Co-Captain 4; Cross Country; Spring Track. Tall CUSH . . . when not starring in basketball, enjoys fishing or listening to Melch talk about Killer . . . college in the future. Lorraine D’Alelio Modern Dance, Treasurer; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club. Petite . . . always smiling . . . artistic . . . graceful . . . bomb- ing around or just remember- ing the summer of ’65 . . . plans to become a legal secre- tary. Doug Dane Honor Society; Spring Track; Gymnastics; Cross- Country; Band; Junior Classi- cal League. DOUG ... a quick smile, a bright eye . . . skimboarding . . . friendly . . . athletic . . . college ahead for this intelli- gent boy. George Darling Cross-Country; Spring Track. BUTCH . . . quiet . . . chem- istry . . . reading, his favorite pastime . . . hobby is tropical fish . . . good natured . . . pleasant . . . works cutting lawns . . . sure to succeed at college. We drank to our health as we guzzled” the colorless , odorless, and tasteless Sue Dary Student Congress; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. SUZIE . . . cute . . . friendly . . . loves to watch football and ice skating . . . Mr. Croston’s history class . . . Nov. 14, 1964 . . . looking ahead to business school. Nancy Davis Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Swimming . . . toboggan- ing . . . memories of the sum- mer of ’65 with C.C. at the beach and playing tennis . . . amateur photographer . . . sec- retarial work after graduation. Linda DeFazio G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; D.E.C.A. Blushing LINDA . . . Mr. Croston’s World History class . . . GEM . . . listening to rec- ords . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . sports enthusiast . . . CYO . . . fond memories of Twirp Week in sophomore year. Elaine DeFronzo Girls ' Club, Corresponding Secretary 4; Leaders’ Club; Tennis Team; Freshman Girls ' Chorus. Considerate ELAINE . . . well-liked by all . . . Chinese Redlight . . . math with Mr. Grant . . . December 29, 1964 . . . nursing school. 72 David Delaney Band; Orchestra. Bashful DAVID . . . musical enthusiast . . . active member of dance band . . . always neat- ly dressed . . . quiet regard for everyone . . . lad with a bright future. David Dellea DAVE . . . considerate and helpful . . . baseball fan . . . study halls . . . CYO . . . Gen- esians . . . enjoys bowling . . . working during the summer for his father . . . recalls June 25, 1965. Michael Dellorfano Rifle Club; Ski Club; Cafe- teria Worker. Talkative, friendly MIKE . . . likes guns, motorcycles cars . . . works as an auto me- chanic . . . shooting is his fa- vorite pastime . . . remembers Psychology. Susan Denley Honor Society; Student Con- gress; Glee Club; Ensemble; Operetta; Leaders ' Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Sweet SUE . . . found listen- ing to records . . . basketball games . . . cute and personable . . . math with General Grant . . . OPERETTA ’65 brings a smile . . . college. Sabin oral vaccine, the miracle drug for which we all were so thankful. William John Dennen Football; Spring Track; Winter Track. BILL . . . remembers B.B. ' s empty classroom . . . enjoys checkin ' with guys . . . Psy- chology with Mr. Ceddia . . . playing golf . . . prep school ahead. Suzanne Desmond At Saugus High: Student Council; French Club. At Melrose High: LOG Staff; Glee Club; Operetta; Tennis. SUZANNE, attractive, wit- ty, and outgoing . . . found playing tennis or making new friends . . . college ahead . . . Harvard maybe? Cheryl Devine At Malden High: Student Council; Drama Club; Rifle Club. At Melrose High: Honor Society; Drama Club; Pep Club. CHERI . . . loves dancing . . . football and basketball fan . . . fondly remembers English with Mr. Morse . . . work at Brighams . . . college-bound. Michael DeVito MIKE . . . rates hockey as top sport . . . Psychology with Mr. C. . . . working on cars . . . recalls life in Mr. Bjornson’s H.R. . . . always moving (with Pratt Co.) . . . specialized school. Laura Dinardi LAURIE . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . favorites include water-skiing, boating, swim- ming .. . will always remem- ber Mr. Ganley’s math class . . . hairdressing school in the fu- ture. Barbara Jean Doherty Glee Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. BARB . . . friendly, fun-lov- ing .. . Psychology with Mr. Ceddia . . . loves children . . . horseback riding .. . the beach . . . babysitting . . . basketball . . . nursing school next. Laraine Doherty Tumbling Club; Ski Club; D.E.C.A. RAINITH . . . often seen on the ski slopes . . . deft with needle and thread . . . enjoys English and World History . . . ardent hockey enthusiast. Patricia Doherty F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. PAT . . . quiet but friendly . . . German with Mrs. Galli- gan . . . Tivoli ’64 and ’65 . . . financial interests . . . nothing- ness with Susan . . . college. T o assure our Sophomore Class success , we elected George Cann, Jimmy Reid , George Clark, and Dolores Donehoo D” . . . welcome addition from Revere High . . . Mr. Conn’s English class . . . col- lecting records . . . avid worker . . . Nursing Class . . . Middle- sex Falls Nursing Home . . . plans to be a science nurse. William Doucette BILL . . . cashier at Purity Foods . . . sneaking off to the dog track — winning . . . wrecking old cars . . . checking . . . favors football and baseball . . . Cool it!” . . . Psychology classes ... a real lady’s man. Joseph Downes Wrestling; Football; Ski Club. Good-natured JOEY . . . rates hockey his favorite . . . Gloucester with Flash . . . breaking bottles . . . well- dressed . . . Chemistry with B.J. . . . Red Coach Grill . . . flashing back. Alan Downey Band. August 19, Bay Day . . . sloth bear . . . small green truck . . . basketball at Green St. . . . BYF President ... in- ner directed . . . Mr. Frank ' s auditorium study . . . college. 74 Susan Drees Honor Society; Future Teachers of America; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. SUE . . . enjoys playing ten- nis . . . reserved . . . Honors English . . . will remember Trivoli ' 64 and ’65 . . . noth- ingness with Pat. Paul Durney Wrestling; Football; Track. PAUL . . . enjoys Melrose hockey games at the arena . . . English with Mrs. Mead . . . sports-minded . . . out with the guys ... in the future? Raymond Driscoll At Don Bosco High: Foot- ball; Baseball; Basketball; Hockey. Good-looking RAY . . . can be found hanging around Gregg’s . . . radio and televi- sion enthusiast . . . math with Mr. Mack . . . intends to enlist in the Air Force. Sandra Driscoll LOG Editor-in-Chief; Honor Society; Glee Club; S.A.T. Of- fice; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. SANDY . . . pretty and poised . . . well-dressed . . . English with Miss Patten . . . Winter Ball ’65 and Tufts summer school with T.M. . . . counting to 75. Cheryl Camlin as class officers, and Jeff Lamb and George Hodgson as Class Representatives. David Dwyer Basketball; Cross Country. Mischievous FALCON . . . basketball, football . . . fondly remembers the 2:30 bell . . . city worker during the summer . . . weekends in New Hamp- shire . . . next, junior college. Robert Alan Dyer Golf; Hockey. Young DYER, hockey star . . . veteran linksman . . . bench ' 65 . . . All I know is I got a window!” . . . great times with Bunny . . . Texas and Delaware trips . . . drive- ins .. . Colgate. Robert Eddy Cross Country, Captain 4; Tennis; Winter Track; Spring Track; Ski Club; Honor So- ciety. The ED . . . athletic . . . always joking . . . enjoys water- skiing . . . hockey . . . fondly remembers winning the Mid- dlesex League Tennis Cham- pionship, ’65. Deborah Edmonds Cheerleader; Modern Dance, Secretary 4; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. ; Glee Club. Sparkling DEBBY . . . clever seamstress . . . post game par- ties ’65 . . . eating in study . . . stomping . . . telephone mara- thons . . . always on the go. 75 Linda Edwards Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; IMPRINT Typist. Football and hockey enthusi- ast .. . history with Mr. Cros- ton . . . typing with S. Hume . . . sophomore year with D.L.H. . . . talkative . . . busi- ness school. Rebecca Elia Leaders’ Club; Ski Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Club. Blondie . . . Cape Cod 65” . . . Chinese Red Light ... fa- vorite pastimes include being with Billy and talking with Budsy . . . Chandler ahead. Deborah Elliott IMPRINT; Tumbling; Leaders’ Club; Pep Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Washington Party; Ski Club. Tiny tumbler . . . favorite direction, towards Maine . . . Art with Mr. Squatrito . . . summer of ’65 . . . onward to college. Linda Ellis Drama Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Choraleers. Annie Get Your Gun . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . always laughing . . . avid football spectator . . . swim- ming at Island Pond, N. H. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we were grieved by two tragic deaths: Sharon Eriksen At Stoneham High: Soft- ball; Choir; Glee Club; Librar- ian. FLIPPER . . . quiet, yet happy-go-lucky . . . likes foot- ball . . . Psychology . . . boat- ing and swimming enthusiast . . . being with Denny. Joan Evans Honor Society; Softball. Hard-working JOAN . . remembers cooking class with Miss Sachs . . . babysitting . . . collects records . . . control yourself . . . Nursing class . . . looking forward to work at the Prudential Building. Robert Evans Wrestling; Football; Ski Club. RENTHROW” . . . a great fan of the gridiron game . . . Math IIIP with General” Grant . . . Gloucester with the Flash . . . sleeping . . . college to follow. Karin Fagerstrom Enjoys lunch and playing cards . . . loquacious . . . (JOL- LY GREEN GIANT) . . . talking on phone . . . secretary in Boston . . . fondly recalls Junior Prom and the follow- ing day . . . future aspiration — airline hostess. 76 Paul Filadoro FILLY . . . carefree and fun- loving . . . enjoys hockey and football . . . rates Physics with Mr. Matthews a favorite class . . . CYO . . . remembers Glou- cester with Flash . . . special- ized school ahead. Robert Flashman Junior Classical League; Volleyball; Freshman Basket- ball. FLASH . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . likes all sports . . . fun at summer cottage in Gloucester . . . YMCA . . . bridge and chess . . . profes- sional landscaping. Richard Flynn Honor Society; Junior Class- ical League. Unfathomable . . . fondly re- members the explosion at Friendly’s . . . humorous . . . 6:30 A.M. test pattern reruns on Channel . . . what — me work? Kathleen Foley At St. Mary ' s High: Basket- ball. KATHIE . . . Is that right!” . . . Psychology with Mr. Ceddia . . . remembers those summers at Scituate . . . checkin ' . . . Richie and a green ' 63 Chevy . . . Tri-Hi-Y queen . . . cute. we mourned the death of our beloved Dean of Girls , Mrs. Anne Foster , Elizabeth Forrest Leaders ' Club; F.T.A.; Field fdockey; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. Vibrant . . . unbelievable . . . poopa-dooper” . . . that Soph- omore gym class . . . Patty Duke . . . summer of ' 65 with Sloop and friends.” Maureen Foley At St. Mary ' s High: Basket- ball. At Melrose High: Tumbl- ing; Girls’ Club. MOE . . . football and hock- ey games . . . cashier at Cerre- tani’s . . . better late than never” . . . CYO . . . Wakefield Prom with Chuckie . . . check- in ' . Linda Ford Freshman Girl’s Chorus; G.A.A. FORDSIE . . . Junior Prom . . . writes poetry . . . stock car races . . . short . . . always en- joys dancing . . . easy going . . . talking with Karen. Joyce Foster LOG Literary Staff; Honor Society; Girls’ Club, Treasurer 4; Glee Club; Tumbling; Field Hockey; Basketball; Ski Club. JOYCE . . . known for her friendly smile . . . seen on the ski slopes . . . French with Mts. D. . . . unexpected giggle . . . strumming the guitar . . . mar- velous teacher. 77 Enriqueta C. Franke From Buenos Aires, Argen- tina ’64. At Melrose High: G.A.A.; Pep Club. HENNY . . . fondly remem- bers first day at M.H.S. . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . swimming and reading . . . next move — college. Nancy Franklin LOG Staff; IMPRINT; Field Hockey; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Classical League; Ski Club; Pep Club. FRANKI . . . personality plus . . . beautiful blue eyes summer of ’65 in Sweden . . . Halloween ’64 . . . college ahead. Victoria G. Fucci Girls’ Club; Pep Club. VICKI . . . football spectator . . . summer of ’64 . . . work at Cerretani’s . . . forever eating pizza . . . BRAGGADOCIO . . . steering her Ford” . . . Mr. Croston’s Psychology . . . fur- ther schooling. and the whole country was shocked at the assassination of our Constance Gandolfi Cloak and Plume, President 4; Drama Club, Secretary 4; Glee Club, Accompanist; Girls’ Club. Quiet, conscientious CON- NIE . . . music lover . . . recalls Emily in OUR TOWN . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . success with future plans at college. 78 Peter Garbati Junior Classical League. Good-natured PETE ... a tennis-playing junk” collector . . . remembers Miss Werneth ' s Latin class and Miss Offen- bach’s story of Arethusa . . . walks along Revere Beach. Janet Marie Garipay Field Hockey, Co-Captains; ' Basketball; Softball; Girls’ Clu Basketball; Softball; Girls’ Club; Glee Club; FTA, Treas- urer. Friendly GAPPA . . . field hockey and water-skiing enthu- siast . . . Modern History with Mr. Croston . . . athletic . . . peppy . . . Halloween ’64. Wanda Gabriel Glee Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. WANDA spent her junior year in Pasadena, Texas . . . enjoyed Mr. Ceddia’s Psychol- ogy class . . . summer of ’64 . . . talking — especially in class . . . football fan . . . Rainbow. young and Elizabeth H. George IMPRINT, Feature Editor; Girls ' Club, Vice-President; Drama Club; Student Con- gress; Leaders’ Club; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee. Vivacious BEESIE and sooo cute . . . French with Mr. Sher- man . . . recalling the Junior Prom ’65. Judith E. Gibson Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Water-skiing on Winnipe- saukee . . . JUDI . . . serene . . . golden-haired . . . sport cars . . . John . . . Psychology . . . gentle . . . Barndoor Island, ’64 . . . junior college awaits. Geoffrey H. Gill Basketball; IMPRINT. Football and hockey enthu- siast . . . bus boy at Look-Out Hotel . . . remembers summer of ’65 in Ogunquit . . . G.I.Q. . . . math with Mr. McIntyre . . . checkin’ . . . prep school ahead. Margaret Goddard Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Pleasant PEGGY . . . likes swimming . . . Mr. Wilson’s Biology class and Psychology . . . remembers summer of ’65 and sophomore lunch with the C.C.’s . . . junior college. Bruce Good Junior Classical League. BRUCE . . enjoys football games . . . Latin with Miss Werneth . . . fishing . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . studious . . . college. devoted 35th President John Fitzgerald Kennedy on November 22nd. Mary Alice Gorman Honor Society; Drama Club; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; S.A.T. Representative; Pep Club. DEE DEE . . . spectating (sports) . . . composing poetry . . Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . cheerful chatter . . . Chinese Red Light . . . ener- getic . . . sense of humor . . . good college prospect. Leanne F. Goyette Drama Club; Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; IMPRINT Bus- iness Staff; Ski Club; Operetta; Pep Club, Co-Chairman. Artistically inclined ... lo- quacious . . . Winter Ball . . . playing Chinese Redlight” . . . Psychology with Mr. Ceddia. Richard Graham Rifle Team, Captain 4. Good-natured DICK . . . en- joys skin diving and water- skiing . . . sincere . . . billiards . . . memories of math with Mr. Banks and French with Mrs. Scigliano. Susan Griggs LOG, Literary Editor; Hon- or Society, Vice-President; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Leaders’ Club; Student Congress; Glee Club. Vivacious . . . E.E. Cum- mings . . . friendly wonderful . . . Senior Prom of ’65 . . . cotton candy . . . S.C. . . . big brown eyes. 79 Robert Grover Dry wit . . . bird fancier . . . skiing and baseball enthusiast . . . homework dodger . . . working on cars . . . the Weirs ... a staunch Brigham’s patron . . . fondly recalls Biology. Peter Hahn Hockey and billiards are tops . . . last period study with Mr. Conn . . . remembers Mr. Dullea’s English class . . . me- chanically inclined . . . tinker- ing with cars . . . junior college next. Theresa Haley Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club; G.A.A. Quiet but friendly TERRIE . . . likes horseback-riding, skating, dancing, cooking . . . listening to records . . . favor- ite subject — math with Mr. Grant . . . specialized school ahead. Donald Hall Cross Country; Wrestling. DON . . . quiet . . . good- natured . . . rates wrestling as favorite sport . . . enjoys tennis . . . college ahead for this con- genial senior. A new social studies technique known as The Team ” got its start under Carolyn Marie Hallinan Junior Classical League; Glee Club; F.T.A.; Operetta. Easygoing SMOKEY . . . en- joys listening to records and music . . . job at a variety store . . . remembers Latin in 306 and math with Mr. Grant. Stephen Alan Hamilton Band; D.E.C.A., President. Quiet STEVE . . . remem- bers the Junior Prom of ' 65 . . . BYF . . . loafing . . . D.E. class with Mrs. Good . . . wa- ter skiing . . . working at Thom McAn . . . specialized school in the fall. Julia F. Hanlon Modern Dance; Field Hock- ey; Basketball; G.A.A.; Lead- ers ' Club; Glee Club. JULIE . . . Oh, Dear!” . . . checking S.U. and E. boys . . . Mr. Larosa ' s math class . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . enjoys making clothes . . . looking forward to college. Margaret M. Hanlon Choraleers; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. MARGIE . . . vibrant sense of humor . . . summer of ' 65 at Nahant . . . Art with Mr. Rob- inson and Mr. Squatrito . . . We 11 wood 5 10 . . . dabbling . . . art school ahead for this talented miss. 80 Paul R. Harrison A.V. Club; Tennis Team; Glee Club. RED . . . working in Belle- vue Golf Club’s Pro Shop . . . English and homeroom with Mr. Cooper . . . manager of Varsity Basketball in sopho- more year . . . Senior Prom. Robert H. Harrison BOB . . . sports fan . . . math with Mr. Carrol in 104 . . . coin collector . . . working at Hill’s . . . carrot-top . . . Mr. Cooper fan . . . quiet but friendly . . . Air Force. Wendy J. Hasey LOG Art Staff; Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A. Poised . . . lovely, long locks . . . talented in art . . . Club 47 and Sigma Beta . . . Mr. Grant’s math class . . . college ahead. Jane L. Hannabury LOG Art Staff; Pep Club; Cloak and Plume; Girls’ Club. Sweet, Feminine JANE . . . painting . . . U.S. History . . . Donny . . . Provincetown . . . racing . . . Russo’s . . . person- able and well-dressed . . . Win- ter Ball ' 62 . . . college. Rita Hannaford Leaders’ Club; Junior Class- ical League; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Petite RENA ... a great kidder . . . tennis . . . Mr. Mc- Intyre’s math class . . . lively . . . fond memories of summer of ’65 . . . working at nursing home . . . plans include college in the fall. Lorraine Hanson Softball; Basketball; Band; Ski Club. LORRY . . . rates English and softball high . . . reading . . memories of ’64 with D.E.L. . . . the trumpet . . . babysitting for 7 . . . listening to records . . . college-bound. the able direction of Mr. Richard Hildreth, and Mr. Anthony DeTeso. Steven Harrington Harry” . . . Con. Civ. with Mr. Brown . . . gregarious . . . wrestling . . . likes Chad Mitch- ell Trio . . . carefree . . . home- room with Mr. Cooper . . . great personality . . . college fall of ’66. Richard Harding DICK . . . Sunday afternoon football . . . homeroom with Mr. Cooper . . . work at Mel- rose Car Wash . . . sports en- thusiast . . . DeMolay basket- ball . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . tinkering with cars . . . college in the future. Leona Haskell Drama Club; Glee Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Operetta. Friendly LEE enjoys watch- ing football games . . . rates Psychology with Mr. Ceddia tops . . .will never forget the spring of ’65 . . . driving around . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Rain- bow. Elizabeth Hawes Majorette; Leaders’ Club; Choraleers; Modern Dance; Drama Club; Field Flockey. Sophisticated LIZ . . . prac- tical jokes and rocks . . . hock- ey .. . 4th seat at the Round Table . . . college ahead. Jeremiah Healey Hockey, Co-Captain; Base- ball; Football; Student Con- gress. JERRY . . . hockey days at M.H.S. . . . Umile’s parties . . . work at Walkers’ . . . riding around with Founce, Fred, and J.C. . . . English with Miss Moore. James Healy Football; Hockey. Marlon Brando . . . night at the lumber yard . . . working for the Melrose Public School Department . . . another Arnie Palmer . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . college prospect. The faculty was enhanced by the addition of the following: Peter Brown , Maura Flanagan, Joanne Susan Himmelwright Honor Society; IMPRINT; Glee Club; Drama Club; Jun- ior Classical League; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SUE . . . enjoys football games . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . Winter Ball of ’63 . . . bombing around . . . Tri- Hi-Y . . . working at Kresge’s. Howard Hirshon Future Teachers of America. Talkative, comical HAROLD . . . favorite sports include ten- nis, golf, and hockey . . . classes to be remembered, Biol- ogy with Mr. Wilson and Con. Civ. . . . friendly . . . beaching it . . . visiting Wakefield . . . sure to succeed at college. Carolyn Hoague Cheerleading, Captain; Hon- or Society; Basketball; Field Hockey; Glee Club; Operetta; Tumbling; Leaders ' Club. Active, athletic HONY . . . liked by all . . . beautiful blonde hair . . . math with Mr. G. . . . Johnny Mathis. Elaine Hodgkins Basketball; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Football and hockey enthu- siast . . . work at MacKenzie Nursing Home . . . loafing . . . study hall wfith Mr. Cooper . . . summer of ’64 . . . English with Miss Lemire . . . nursing school ahead. 82 George Hodgson Student Council; Cross Country; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Junior Classical League. BIFF . . . witty . . . hunting . . . Mr. Cooper’s homeroom . . . exuberant . . . Russo’s . . . athletic . . . good natured . . . forestry in the future. Charles K. Holland Hockey; Football; Basket- ball. CHUCK . . . will never for- get Arlington game ' 64 . . . checkin’ . . . hockey and foot- ball favorites . . . U.S. History with Mr. Burr . . . freckles . . . being with his buddies. Charles Holmes Honor Society; Junior Class- ical League. CHARLIE . . . carefree and congenial . . . rates golf and street hockey as favorite sports . . . remembers Mrs. Scarpito’s French class . . . college ahead. Priscilla Hook Student Congress; Field Hockey; Leaders’ Club; Cloak and Plume; Pep Club; G.A.A. Sophisticated SKILLA . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . catching Poison Ivy . . . David . . . personality plus . . . laugh- ing . . . college ahead. amlin, David Hofmann , Ward Messenger , Robert Lusena, Francis Squatrito, and Nancy Werneth. Barbara Hooper Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club; G.A.A. Likeable BARBARA ... al- ways friendly . . . forever talk- ing . . . easy to get along with . . . active in Tri-Hi-Y . . . counts summer of ’65 among fondest memories. Robin D. Hordon RIBBON . . . will never for- get June 24 and 25, 1965 . . . enjoys water-skiing in spare time . . . often found tinkering with his car . . . Maintenance Engineer . . . college is ahead for this easy-going lad. Richard Horton At New Hampton Prep: Football; Baseball; Hockey. Working at Brighams . . . prepy . . . La-4-5480 . . . listen- ing to Bob Dylan . . . looks forward to picking fruit in California. Jane A. Hough LOG Literary Staff; IM- PRINT; Washington Party; Girls ' Club. JANIE . . . swimming . . . congenial . . . likeable . . . Procrastination is the thief of time.” . . . sensitive . . . U.S. History . . . Washington . . . PF group . . . teaching ahead. 83 Kathleen Hubbard Ski Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Smiling KATHY . . . favors skiing . . . trips to Salisbury . . . Boston shopping . . . any- thing for excitement . . . help” . . . work at Melrose Brighams . . . XKE ' s” . . . boing” . . . airline hostess. J. Randall Huber Basketball; Tennis. Likeable J.R. . . . Honors Math with Mr. Ganley . . . Senior Prom as a Junior . . . humorous . . . athletic . . . BYF . . . Harvard Book Award . . . a sure success at college. Richard Hubert Wrestling Team. RICH . . . always trying to get a car on the road . . . ski- ing and sailing ... a veteran on the mats . . . doing wheel- ies” on Varje’s cycle . . . prep school in the future. Beverly Justine Hudson IMPRINT; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. BEV ... an individualist . . . Honors math . . . craving for the unusual . . . sewing . . . folk music . . . P.F. . . . foot- ball . . . horseback riding . . . peanuts . . . college minded. Our Debate Team , one of the most successful and active organizations, hosted Linda J. Hunt Majorette; LOG Business Staff; Modern Dance; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club. Peppy and sincere describes this champion twirler . . . Beta Lambda . . . cute . . . amiable LINDA reminisces about sum- mertime ’65. Marilyn Hunt Field Hockey; Basketball; Junior Classical League; G.A.A. Quiet, sincere MARILYN . . . rates basketball as tops . . . remembers New Year’s Eve of ’62 . . . always on time . . . amiable . . . Tri-Hi-Y and CYO member. Kenneth Huntley KENNY . . . driving the wagon . . . history with Mr. Driscoll . . . Well, what can ya do?” . . . rates hockey as a favorite . . . going out with a girl named Chris . . . work at Garniss’. John Hutchins D.E.C.A. Long, tall HUTCH . . . foot- ball enthusiast . . . summer school with Mr. Cooper . . . ducking homework . . . work- ing at W.T. Grant Co. ... a hot-ticket . . . trips to Winches- ter. 84 Candace Hyatt Office Aide. Cheerful CHICKIE . . . Psy- chology with Mr. Croston . . . record fan . . . patience with children . . . those trips to Wakefield . . . fondly remem- bers three years with Mr. Humphreys. 250 students from Richard Jewell Honor Society; Baseball; Ski Club. RICH . . . hockey . . . Phys- ics with Mr. Gilchrist . . . fak- ing as P.M. for Mr. Conn . . . frequent session hall occupant . . . large record collection . . . college ahead. Susan Jacobi Tennis; G.A.A. SUE . . . water-skiing and swimming . . . enthusiastic . . . Mr. Croston ' s psychology class . . . the never-to-be-forgotten summer of ’65 . . . athletic . . . the bike” . . . thinking up convincing excuses to get the car. Ann Jancsy Cheerleader; Student Con- gress; Glee Club; Girls’ Club; Operetta; Leaders’ Club. Enjoys hockey, football, and basketball . . . lively and fun- loving . . . remembers summer of ’65 . . . bombing around . . . well-liked. Bruce Jangro Hockey; Football; Student Congress; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Speech with Mrs. Hamlin . . . lumber yard . . . bench of ’65 . . . JUICE (Bradley) . . . using library card . . . hockey . . . House of Pancakes . . . college. the New England Area on November 16th, winning top honors. Robert Johnson Wrestling; Cross Country. Archery enthusiast . . . sloth- ing it on the cross country course . . . grappling with Mo . . . P.F.I. champ . . . college in sight for D.J. Arthur Johnston Fun - loving, easy - going CHIPPER will always remem- ber the nights with the guys . . . science, chemistry, and bi- ology with B.J. . . . Brigham’s patron . . . college after grad- uation. Beverly Johnston Ski Club; Girls’ Chorus; Choraleers; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Ever-smiling BEV . . . well- liked . . . will always remem- ber waitressing at Winnepe- saukee . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . Junior Prom . . . basketball fan ... a day- dreamer. 85 Robert Johnston Ray Jones Patricia Kane Sheila Keady Football; Baseball. LOUIE . . . math with Mr. Ganley . . . listening to the Su- premes ' albums . . . working at the Melrose Car Wash . . . Fri- day nights at Big Al’s. Football; Gymnastic Team. Skiing, football, and basket- ball are favorites with JONE- SY . . . will always remember Miss Miche’s homeroom . . . coin-collector . . . unfortunate practice of laughing at the wrong time. LOG Subscription Editor; Honor Society; Drama Club; Cheerleader; Glee Club; Lead- ers ' Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. PATSY . . . hockey games ’65 . . . sophisticated . . . petite . . . history . . . snowy Christ- mas Eves . . . friendly. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Congenial SHEILA . . . en- joys tobogganing . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . job at Elmhurst Nursing Home . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston rates high. Eliza Doolittle made her appearance in the Drama Club’s annual presentation as its members . Karen Kearney IMPRINT; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; F.T.A.; Choraleers; Washington Trip. K.K. . . . summers in Maine . . . remembers math with Mr. MacIntyre . . . Reveries . . . the struggle to get the car . . . college bound. Marilyn Keating Honor Society; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Office Aides. MAL . . . always laughing . . . avid bowler . . . CYO Cul- tural Director . . . Genesians actress . . . Pennsylvania . . . summer of ’65 with Mar . . . bound for junior college. Kathleen Kelley Debate; Choraleers; IM- PRINT; Tumbling; Junior Classical League. KATHY . . . work at Mel- rose Public Library . . . Oper- etta . . . basketball . . . Girl Scouts . . . knitting . . . Mr. Frank’s Ancient History class . . . camping . . . CYO . . . col- lege. Kevin Kelley Hockey. KELL . . . often found up town or in the P.L. . . . Biology with Doc Fieldman . . . sum- mer of junior year . . . work- ing at the hospital . . . plans to attend prep school. 86 Marilyn Kelley IMPRINT Reporter; Lead- ers’ Club; Debate Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Classical League; F.T.A. MARILYN is fond of foot- ball and hockey . . . enjoys swimming and reading . . . summer of ’65 . - . meeting new people ... an epicurean. Christopher Kim CrossCountry; SpringTrack; Student Congress; Gymnastics. CHRIS ... an avid hockey fan . . . intelligent . . . Physics and his junior year rate high . . . work at Red Coach Grill . . . checking . . . talented pianist . . . college for sure. Linda Marie Kirby G.A.A. LYNN likes baseball . . . Biology with Mr. Messenger . . History with Mr. Croston . . . remembers the summer of ' 65 . . . spends her time driving . . . watching T.V. Peter Kittredge Wrestling; Football; Volley- ball. KICCER . . . Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . furtive glances . . . often caught checking . . . working at the bookmakers . . . going out with R.R. . . . college ahead for PETE. staged Pygmalion.” This also was the year that the Elephant Joke” craze trampled our institution. Karen Kjell Honor Society; Field Hock- ey; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Tumbling, Treasurer; Ski Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. French with Miss Heald . . . remembers summer of ' 65 . . . tennis . . . lively sense of hu- mor . . . talented pianist . . . Pleasure Island . . . college. David Kneeland Gymnastics; Cross Country; Band; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Tennis. DAVE . . . remembers sum- mer of ' 65 . . . enjoys boating . . . skilled gymnast . . . sharp dresser . . . youth group Presi- dent . . . skiing and skimboard- ing enthusiast. Gregory Krzyzak GREG . . . sports minded . . . senior math class . . . hang- ing around town . . . work at Jerry Jingles . . . C.E. . . . Oc- tober to May ’64- ' 65 . . . quiet . . . interested in auto mechan- ics. Kristina Kulberg At W oburn High : Art Club. At Melrose High : LOG Art Editor; Pep Club. Lively TINA . . . loves art . . Mr. Bank’s math class . . . painting . . . tennis . . . EYC . . . Rainbow . . . Saturday morning art classes . . . the little toy soldier. 87 Jeffrey Lamb Student Council, President 4; Student Congress; Baseball; Wrestling; Football; Junior Prom Committee; Audio-Vis- ual Club. JEFF . . . Chemistry with B.J. . . . outstanding quality — leadership . . . being with C.B. . . . college plans. Barbara Lane Majorette; Ski Club; Girls ' Club; Drama Chib; G.A.A. Talkative . . . friendly . . . cheerful BARBIE . . . found at football games . . . working at Friendly’s . . . will always re- member summer of ’6 5 . . . college ahead. Myles Lane Junior Classical League; Golf. EMMA . . . U.S. History with Mr. Havice . . . favorite pastime — scoffing . . . playing cards with Murph . . . MYLES can often be found dubbing around in woods at Bellevue. Nancy Ann Larson LOG Business Editor; Honor Society; F.T.A.; Office Aides; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. NANCI . . . blonde of many shades . . . basketball and hock- ey games . . . shopping sprees . . . loquacious . . . CYO Sec- retary . . . sophomore year . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . summer of ' 65 . . . college-bound. Influenced by our late President, we renewed our bonds with vigor” and ivere awakened George LaSpesa A.V.A. Chief; Drama Club; Orchestra; Band; Glee Club; Football Manager; Track Man- ager; Ensemble. Mr. Ed” . . . U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . CYO . . . stamp collecting . . . Scout Leader. Robert Lau Tarzan . . . BOB enjoys swimming, playing hockey and bicycle riding . . . working as an M.D.C. lifeguard . . . favor- ite pastime, rescuing people at the Y . . . a sure success in the future. John Lavasseur J.K. . . . math with Mr. La- Rosa . . . second place at Na- tional Archery Championship . . . DeMolay . . . favorite pas- time — doing nothing . . . ap- prentice during summer of ' 65 . Donna Lawler Freshman Girls ' Chorus; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Talkative DONNA ... of- ten found at hockey games . . . water-skiing . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . barefoot summer at the Cape. 88 Doreen Lawler Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Freshmen Girls’ Chorus; Office Aides. Hi there” . . . walking bare- foot . . . watching the games . . . Psychology with Mr. Ced- dia . . . summer of ’65 . . . laughing all the while. Janis Leary Girls’ Club; Office Aides; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Fun-loving JAN will always remember the summer of ' 63 . . . football games . . . kidding Mr. Dullea . . . always laugh- ing . . . working at the Mel- rose-Wakefield Hospital. Arthur Ledoux Honor Society; Band; De- bate; Junior Classical League. Intellectual ART . . . basket- ball . . . inveterate punster” . . . aviation . . . composing philosophical essays for English IIIH . . . CYO . . . National Merit Semi-finalist . . . haunt- ing Logan Airport. Elizabeth Lee LOG; Student Congress; Honor Society; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Demure BETTY ... a thoughtful glance ... a friend in need . . . lifesavers in class . . . Physics . . . always prepared . . . success ahead at college. to physical fitness as the girls pursued XBX and the boys undertook the Decathlon. Sidney L. Leedham Wrestling; Junior Classical League; Band; Cross Country. Easy-going, popular LES . . . habitually late for Latin . . . spends spare time collecting ticket stubs . . . bombing around with Harry. Daniel LeFave Cross Country; Spring Track. DAN . . . enjoys fishing and camping . . . vacations at Lake Umbagog ... a coin collector . . . swimming and skating . . . Mr. Ford’s math class ... an outdoor man . . . long hair. Ruth Legrow Student Congress; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Cute, petite RUTH ... ad- miring hockey games . . . Sandy’s camp . . . history with Mr. Hughes . . . pretty smile . . . P.L. . . . February vacation ' 63. William R. Lenk Bank; DECA Club; Drama Club. Quiet BILL . . . sports favor- ite is football . . . hobbies are stamps and scuba diving . . . works at Jordan Marsh . . . can’t win ’em all” . . . having a good time. 89 James Limone Gymnastics. Devilish JIMMY . . . enjoys loafing . . . enjoyed Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . witty . . . a practical joker . . . rates football as his favorite sport . . . CYO. Frances Irene Lepere F.T.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club; Office Aides. FRANNIE . . . dimples . . . sweet personality . . . likeable . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Chinese red light . . . CYO . . . memories of Thursday nights in the Hill- man. John David LeSaffre Audio-Visual Club. Friendly, easy-going JOHN . . . often seen bombing around in his father ' s cars . . . favorite pastime, slot racing . . . CYO . . . aide at Daniels LeSaffre Motors . . . eagerly awaiting graduation. Marilyn Liebermann LOG Art Staff; F.T.A. MARILYN likes swimming, sewing, and painting . . . beachcomber . . . folk music . . . art classes . . . Rainbow . . . CE . . . Tri-Hi-Y ... re- members Dennisport in the summer. The Tennis and Golf Teams emerged victors in the Middlesex League. As runner s- Peter Limone Gymnastics. PETE . . . math with Mrs. Toms . . . often found at the Y or on dates with R.S. . . . active CYO member . . . always friendly and smiling. Mary Ann Lodie At St. Mary ' s High: Glee Club; Annual Christmas Party. At Melrose High: Drama Club; Ski Club; Girls’ Club. Constant blusher . . . skiing . . . dabbling . . . fondly re- members first weeks at M.H.S. . . . lunch table at S. M.H.S. . . . a well-liked letter writer. Rose Longo Glee Club; Drama Club, Vice-President 4; IMPRINT, Editor-in-Chief, 4; Honor So- ciety; Ensemble; Junior Prom Committee. Loves to sing . . . Operettas . . . Mr. Grant’s math class . . . drama class . . . constantly gab- bing .. . contagious laughter. Melanie Love Student Congress; Leaders’ Club; Field Hockey; Softball; G.A.A. MEL . . . dates with Poo . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . P.L. . . . riding around . . . Tri-Hi-Y Parade . . . checking hockey games . . . Sandy’s Camp. 90 up, the Track and Baseball Teams shoived great promise as next year’s champions. Margaret Mary Lucey Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Conservative PEGGY . . . quiet, yet friendly and always considerate . . . math . . . CYO . . . will never forget the Sen- ior Prom of ' 65 . . . perhaps junior college ahead. Michael Lucey MIKE ... a muscular ath- lete . . . will always remember the many enjoyable hours in Auto I . . . football and hockey rate high . . . fondest memory is being with Pat in ' 64 and ’65. Tennis; Leaders’ Club; Ski Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. An individualist . . . long brown hair . . . the barefoot girl” . . . strumming her guitar . . Rainbow . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . N.Y. with Michael. Kenneth Arthur Lyon Baseball. KENNY . . . baseball . . . math . . . junior year and sum- mer of ’65 . . . well dressed . . . fixing cars . . . bull sessions at Howdies” . . . gas station attendant . . . riding around with the boys. Robert Mabee BOB . . . expert electronics man . . . tremendous student .. . Semi-finalist in the Merit Scholarship Tests . . . Physics class tops ... a young man with a great future in store. Sandra MacCutcheon Girls’ Club; G.A.A. MACCUTCH . . . friendly . . . always talking . . . likes to dabble . . . may be found burning her hands in chem- istry . . . working at Cerre- tani’s . . . remembers year of ' 63 to ' 64. David MacDonald DAVE . . . quiet but friend- ly .. . works at Melrose Li- brary . . . enjoyed math with Mr. Banks and history with Mr. Frank . . . good-natured . . . short-wave radio operator. Francis MacDonald Ski Club; Gymnastics; Stu- dent Congress. Skiing is among FRANNY’s many interests . . . Mr. Grant’s math class in 104 . . . working summers at Hampton Beach . . . a sure success in whatever he undertakes. 91 Mary MacDonald G.A.A.; Pep Club. MAZEY . . . watching foot- ball games . . . history with Mr. Croston . . . June 20, 1964 . . . nothingness . . . English with Mr. Conn . . . talkative . . . congenial. David MacDougall DAVE . . . baseball, hockey, and football . . . Higgins Beach, Me. in summer of ' 65 . . Biology with Doc Field- man . . . slothing at Kyonize in summertime . . . listening to records. Janice MacDougall Drama Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club. Thoughtful JAN . . . always with a smile . . . pensive . . . dancing . . . bowling . . . active in CYO . . . Genesians . . . French with Miss Miche. Susan Macintosh Freshman Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' Club; F.T.A.; Ski Club; G.A.A. Quiet SUE . . . hockey en- thusiast . . . Biology with Doc . . . water-skiing at Lake Winni . . . MYF . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . Rainbow. A number of actors in our class displayed their talent in the Drama Club Presentation Nancy S. MacKay At Chatham High; Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club; G.A.A. At Melrose High; LOG Staff; Drama Club. Loquacious yet ready to lis- ten . . . passing out fudge in Mr. Cole’s class . . . writing 10 page letters . . . determined. Jean C. MacLeod Drama Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Funloving JEAN ... a smile and a laugh . . . golf enthusiast . . . Doc Fieldman’s Biology class . . . BYF . . . Oh, that was hairy! . . . summer of ’65 with Tommy. Susan Macy Girls’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A. Pretty SUE will always re- member summer of ’65 . . . going to parties . . . Sub Villa . . . Spanish class with Mr. Lu- senna J.P. . . . Rainbow. Pamela Magnuson Honor Society; Junior Class- ical League; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Glee Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; F.T.A. PAM . . . always happy . . . dimples . . . summers with Moby Dick . . . Tri-Hi-Y Sec- retary . . . Rainbow . . . writ- ing letters to R.B. 92 Ellen Mahoney Leaders’ Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Quiet ELLEN . . . Mr. Gan- ley’s math class, her favorite . . . sewing, watching football and hockey matches keep this active senior busy . . . CYO . . . Tri-Hi-Y President . . . fondest memory, Junior Prom. Rita Malenchini Office Aides; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Quiet, congenial, ever-smil- ing RITA . . . will remember history with Mr. Croston . . . Tri-EIi-Y secretary . . . CYO . . . always helpful and like- able. William Mann Football; Baseball. WILLY BOY . . . enjoys working on antique autos . . . remembers Willy’s English class . . . dating blondes and brunettes . . . Sanford Drags . . . parties with the Eastside Tribe . . . enjoys CYO. Clifford Mansfield Winter Track; Spring Track; Honor Society; Band. JERRY” . . . conscientious student . . . fooling around with mathematical figures . . . very fine linksman . . . Bear Hill Golf Club . . . memories of the summer of ' 65. of Our T own ” and in the rollicking Operetta, Annie Get Y our Gun. Denise Marcoux Girls’ Club, Secretary; Stu- dent Congress; Glee Club; Op- eretta; Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club. DENNIE . . . sweet . . . dainty . . . shy, quick smiles . . . memories of the Junior Prom . . . Kappa . . . prone to blushing. Thomas Marshall TOM . . . fondly remembers Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . works at Giant Valu . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . rates hockey as favorite sport . . . fascinated by cars. Donna Martindale Choraleers; G.A.A. ; Pep Club. Talkative SMILEY . . . hid- ing in closets . . . MARTY . . . U.S. History with Mr. Havace . . . a nightingale . . . nursing school and Air Force to follow. Deborah Ann Matheson Girls’ Club; Junior Classical League; Ski Club; Cloak and Plume. DEBBIE . . . Biology . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . Tri- Hi-Y .. . congenial . . . Chesh- ire grin . . . loves doing off beat things. 93 Candace McBain Tumbling Club; Softball, Manager; Choraleers; Leaders ' Club. Fun-loving, athletic CANDY . . . at home in Maine skiing, as well as in Massachusetts . . . Mr. Mack ' s math class rates high . . . painting occupies spare time . . . Raven ' s Nest is her fondest memory. Beth McBride Leaders ' Club; Field Hock- ey; Basketball; Softball; Cho- rus; Choraleers. Athletic minded BETH re- members Mr. Bank ' s class . . . Biology . . . girls track prizes . . . long jump . . . hurdles . . . 100 yd. dash champ. Michael J. McBride Spring Track; Cross Coun- try. MIKE . . . always laughing . . . English with Mr. Morse . . . hockey and football . . . working at Franklin Square Restaurant . . . the week in N.H. . . . dawdling around with Fred. Irene McCarthy G.A.A.; Pep Club. BONNIE . . . affable . . . likes to skate . . . remembers summer of ’64 . . . moff” . . . English with Mr. Storrer . . . enjoys football, basketball games . . . good sense of hu- mor. As the I.B.M. was introduced , we soon got used to surrendering our data- Joyce McCarthy Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; Field Hockey; Pep Club. Cute JOYCE . . . rates hock- ey tops . . . fun-loving . . . fond memories of Sandy ' s camp . . . P.L. . . . beach days . . . silly . . . sitting on the wall. John McCaul Football; Wrestling. Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton . . . tall and friendly . . . work? — as little as possible! . . . CYO . . . enjoyed World History class . . . talkative . . . That’s close” . . . well-dressed. Kevin McCorry KEV . . . dexterous lad . . . enjoys his hobby, electronics . . . loves skiing . . . rates Auto Mechanics tops in school . . . off-season truck driver ... a successful future. Douglas McDermod Drama Club, President 4; Junior Classical League. DOUG . . . baseball . . . Junior Prom with Slugger . . . fondly remembers Stratford Trip ’65 . . . CE . . . checkin ' . . . listening to records . . . DeMolay . . . Friendly ' s. 94 James McGill Rifle Club; Drama Club. JIM . . . always found in railroad yards . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . recalls the train wreck at Mt. Whittier . . . driving his old bomber around with a certain blonde from Winchester. processed program David McLeod Tall MAC . . . out with the boys . . . checking and travel- ing . . . New Year ' s Eve, 1965 . . . skiing (snow and water) . . . well-dressed and long hair. Joyce McGlone Student Congress, Secretary, 4; Majorette, Head, 4; Leaders’ Club; Field Hockey; Girls’ Club. JOYCE . . . Nov. 15, 1963 . . . riding around with K.M. and L.S. and all the guys . . . cute . . . fun-loving . . . Psy- chology with Mr. Ceddia. Cathleen McKibben Thomas McKinlay Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; Choraleers; Wash- ington Party; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Chatty CATHIE . . . fun- loving . . . loves riding in the Destroyer” with the gang . . . Twirp Dance ’64. Class Vice-President 3, 4; Student Council; Class Day Chairman; LOG Staff; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Honor Society; Winter Ball Committee; Base- ball; Cross Country. TOM . . . always where the action is . . . teaser . . . well- liked . . . respected . . . sure to be a success. sheets and floating around with the neiv revolving G” block. Kathleen McNamara Majorette; Tennis; Leaders Club; Ski Club; Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Junior Classical League. KATHY . . . pretty . . . well- dressed . . . enjoys riding around with J.M. and L.S . . . . Tri-Hi-Y and CYO member. John McNicholas D.E.C.A.; Wrestling. Tall, silent JOHN . . . checking . . . hanging around with the boys at John’s . . . red hair . . . working after school . . . JOHN will be sail- ing with the Navy next year. Rosemary McShane G.A.A. ROSIE . . . motorcycle and stock car racing enthusiast . . . remembers dear old Pem- broke” . . . riding through Ev- erett . . . checking at Revere Beach . . . history with Mr. Croston. 95 Nancy Meehan Student Congress; Ski Club; Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Band. Rates swimming and golf . . . friendly . . . math with Zeus . . . memories of Junior Prom and summer of ’65 . . . playing Cardinal . . . Puff. John Melchionno Basketball; Baseball; Foot- ball. Psychology with Mr. Croston and English with Mr. Conn . . . dating G. B. . . . checking . . . December 28, 1964 . . . The Jerry Lewis Look. Sandra Meldonian Student Congress; LOG Subscription Staff; Glee Club; Modern Dance; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SANDY . . . petite . . . dark, devilish eyes . . . effervescent . . . loves to be by the sea . . . warm smile for everyone . . . sincere. Linda Mello Girls’ Club; Ski Club; Win- ter Ball. MEL enjoys swimming . . . singing in the steam room . . . Beta Tau . . . remembers Mrs. Bloom’s sewing class . . . En- glish with Mr. Cooper. We iv ere referred to by number, no longer by name, and flashed Patricia Migliore At Malden Fligh: Student Congress; Class Secretary; En- glish and French Honor So- ciety; MALDON1AN; Kappa Phi. At Melrose High: Honor Society; Girls ' Club. Loquacious PAT . . . Aug. of ’65 . . . Psychology . . . French restaurants . . . college mixers. % Sandra Migliore Freshmen Girls’ Chorus; Cloak and Plume; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Friendly . . . hockey with R. W. . . . frequent trips to the beach . . . English . . . summer of ' 65 . . . MIG . . . witty . . . fantastic! Alison E. Miller Drama Club; IMPRINT; Glee Club; Choraleers; Oper- etta; Junior Classical League; FT. A. Memories of January ’65 . . . art . . . Friendly’s . . . ’’Block-Print Miller” ... art trips to Boston . . . talkative. Football. Bruce Miner BRUCE remembers the hockey team of ’64-’65 . . . likes football . . . working at Muffin Man Bakery . . . stamp collecting . . . reading . . . math L Al, C ' r I Nancy Mirisola Student Congress; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Well-dressed NANCE . . . Psychology with Mr. Ceddia . . . sewing and listening to music . . . cashier at First Na- tional . . . procrastinates . . . B.C. supporter. John Moberger Honor Society; Junior Prom Committee; Wrestling; Ski Club; Tennis. Friendly MO . . . math with General Grant . . . K.C. . . . usually found at Ipswich work- ing on boats . . . date with A T. . . . surely on the road to suc- cess. Susan Moir IMPRINT, News Editor; Band; Leaders ' Club; Girls’ Club; Softball; F.T.A.; Rifle Club. SUE . . . fantastic sense of humor . . . rates lunch as the best of all her classes . . . like- able . . . loves to bomb around. Barbara Anne Molvar G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Classical League. Water-skiing . . . checking . . . summer of ’65 in Maine . . . dishes, dishes, dishes at Melrose - Wakefield Hospital . . . specialized school foreseen. our beautiful,” plastic-coated I.D. cards at all school functions. Dennis Monello The Menace” . . . beach parties at Nahant . . . many post 2 : 30 classes . . . going out with G.I.Q. . . . checkin’ . . . enjoys making keys in spare time . . . working?” as a stock boy for Mr. Busch. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; Office Aide. History with Mr. Croston . . . football . . . November 10, 1963 . . . having fun with a certain person . . . loquacious DENNY. Donald Morash At Wilmington High School: Shop Exhibitions. DON . . . baseball . . . Mr. Bushby’s Electricity II class . . . sleeping in Mr. Davey’s En- glish class . . . exceptional abil- ity .. . award in Electronics at Wilmington. Dianne Montague Jeffrey Morgan Football. Happy-go-lucky giant JEFF enjoys playing football ... re- members U.S.H. with Mr. Havice . . . can often be found sleeping or rem iniscing about the summer. Bruce William Morrison Student Congress; LOG Staff; Ski Club; Golf; Basket- ball. Golf trips to Oregon and Texas . . . listening to Chuck Berry albums . . . working at M.I.T. Faculty Club . . . hope- fully looking ahead to school in North Carolina. Paul Morrison Band. PAUL . . . quiet . . . enjoys bowling and working at the bowling alley . . . coin collect- ing . . . rates English tops . . . DeMolay . . . New Year ' s Eve, 1965 . . • college in the future. Robert Moss Football. Willy Mays . . . working at Giant Valu . . . Mr. Ganley ' s math class . . . Junior Prom of ’65 . . . basketball tilts with the guys . . . friendly, easy going BOB will always remem- ber his dates with Eileen. W e packed our bags for the annual Washington T rip and after Joyce Mulhern Operetta; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; Office Aide; Glee Club; Freshmen Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club; G.A.A. JAY . . . painter . . . Psy- chology with Mr. Croston . . . recalls Mexico and summer of ' 64 . . . Eastern Nazarene Col- lege. George Mulley Liked Physics II and Biology best . . . good conversationalist . . . baseball diamonds look fa- miliar, GEORGE? . . . neat dresser . . . enjoys music . . . favorite pastime — T.U. . . . success predicted in future years. John Munro Hockey; Football; Track. New York World’s Fair in ’65 . . . going out with P.D. . . . checking enthusiast . . . Psychology . . . prep school ahead for JACKIE. Patricia Ann Moulaison Pep Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Office Aide. Bookkeeping with Mr. Rob- erts . . . cute PATTY . . . Mal- den Catholic Prom . . . day- dreaming of K. L. . . . business school. we returned Arleen F. Murphy G.A.A.; Pep Club. Bowling . . . Mr. Croston ' s History class . . . work at nurs- ing home . . . summer of ' 65 with a certain boy . . . secre- tarial or hairdressing school in future plans. 98 Mary Murphy G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. MURF favors basketball . . . working at Grants . . . CYO . . . remembers World History with Mr. Croston ... in the future, government work. Thomas Murphy MURPH . . . playing foot- ball with the guys . . . Biology classes with Mr. Wilson . . . loafing, a great pastime . . . checking the girls in cafeteria . . . painting . . . good luck in the U.S. Army, TOM. William Murphy At B.C. High: Football; Baseball; Class Treasurer. MURPH . . . remembers the week in Maine with the guys . . . avid checker . . . spare moments in the P.L. . . . sum- mertimes at the halfway house. made preparations for our Junior Prom, the theme of which i Laura Mutti Choraleers; IMPRINT; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Enjoys hockey and football games . . . rates art as her top class . . . friendly . . . good sense of humor. Karen Neumyer Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Sweet, sincere KAREN . . . enjoys hockey games . . . Oct. 2, 1962 . . . working for Dr. Solomon . . . always with a smile . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Psy- chology with Mr. Ceddia . . . spare time spent with Pez. Beverly Newman IMPRINT Subscription Edi- tor; Glee Club; G.A.A. BEV . . . Junior Prom of ’64 . . . Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton . . . always laughing . . . avid tennis player ... a friend- ly word for everyone. Christopher H. Muse Cross-Country. Easy-going, good natured CHRIS fondly remembers the summers in Gloucester . . . riding around with Ken . . . water-skiing . . . hockey games at Lynn Arena. was Carousel.” Richard Nickerson Audio Visual Club, Presi- dent 4. NICK focuses all interests on electronics . . . building of an electronic workshop . . . enjoys volleyball . . . church group . . . electricity class . . . fondest memory — the flood.” 99 Charleen Noyes Girls’ Club; Office Aides; Washington Party; Pep Club. CHAR enjoys bowling . . . painting . . . volleyball . . . will remember U.S. History with Mr. Croston . . . Bookkeeping with Mr. Roberts . . . work comes next. Joseph R. Nugent, Jr. Hockey; Cross Country; Ten- nis. NUGIE . . . playing tennis . . . surfing and collecting Beach Boy albums . . . math with Mr. Mack ... a ladies man . . . playing with the New Breed” . . . physical education in col- lege. Ruthanne O’Connell At St. Mary’s High: Basket- ball; Glee Club; Field Hockey; Student Representative. At Melrose High: Pep Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Peopy and fun loving . . . ’65 Newport Folk Festival . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . playing guitar. Richard Olsen Tennis; Intramural Basket- ball. DICK rates English with Miss Patten as favorite . . . works hard at Cerretani’s . . . MYF . . . Melrose Tennis As- sociation . . . enjoys all sports, but tennis is tops. Miss Rilda Stuart joined the faculty as our new Dean of Girls and the Pep Club Paul J. O’Meara Gymnastics; Cross Country.. OMAR . . . hockey . . . math with Mr. LaRosa . . . working at Red Coach Grill . . . loafing . . . G.I.Q. A-Go-Go” . . . Frisbee’s house . . . Rockport, Mass. . . . prep school. Kathleen A. O’Neil KATHIE . . . new from St. Mary’s High in junior year . . . swimming enthusiast . . . enjoys driving black ’61 Chevy . . . long finger nails . . . mem ories of falls of ' 63 and ’64. Martha O’Neil Freshman Girls’ Chorus. MARTI . . . athletic . . . likeable . . . enjoys skating . . . fondly remembers those special dates . . . the fun at dances . . . going out with the girls. Daniel O’Neill Junior Classical League; Junior Prom Committee; Foot- ball; Intramural Basketball. Friendly, easy-going ONEY remembers Junior Prom . . . math with Mrs. Toms . . . working at Giant Valu . . . rid- ing around with the boys. 100 Maureen O’Toole F.T.A., Vice-President; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus. Quiet, sincere MAUREEN . . . avid football and hockey spectator . . . rates math as tops . . . knitting through the sum- mer of ’65 . . . working at Highlands Library. James Palladino IMPRINT. JIM . . . basketball and hockey . . . persuasive . . . good natured . . . remembers the Junior Prom . . . rates Mr. Grant’s math class and Doc Fieldman’s Biology class tops . . . oil painting . . . listening to jazz and popular music. Patricia Palladino Student Congress; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders’ Club; Junior Classical League. Friendly, likeable PAT . . . U.S. History with Miss Bliz- zard . . . memories of Junior Prom . . . sewing . . . talkative . . . hockey . . . dental assistant. Donald Nash Pane Wrestling Team. Conscientious DON is an active wrestling fan . . . HAM radio operator . . . quiet and always friendly ... a good stu- dent with a bright future be- fore him. was reorganized to revitalize our team spirit and our school patriotism. Bennadette Paoletti D.E.C.A., Vice - President; Girls’ Club. Talkative BERNIE . . . en- joys Psychology with Mr. Ced- dia . . . always on the go . . . bowling . . . CYO . . . working at Jordan Marsh . . . interested in interior decorating. Debroah Paraskeva Drama Club; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Rates Psychology as her fa- vorite class ... an avid hockey fan . . . DEBBIE . . . athletic . . . remembers summer of ’65 and Dickie. ( Nancy Park Dark - haired, dark - eyed NANC . . . likeable . . . inter- esting . . . fondest memories include fall of ' 63 and Psychol- ogy class with Mr. Croston . . . talking on the phone . . . Bobby. ‘•v .. A Janice Partridge Ski Club; Pep Club; Cloak and Plume; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A. JAN . . . loves skiing . . . spring and summer of ’65 . . . playing handball at Redstone . . . loquacious . . . Biology with Mr. Wilson. 101 Alan Pearson Student Congress; Football; Hockey; Winter Ball Commit- tee. Friendly SNAPPER . . . au- ditorium study with Mr. Stack- pole . . . skating . . . those sum- mer weekends . . . enjoys work- ing at Red Coach Grill. Dwight Peavey Honor Society; J.C.L.; Rifle Club. DWIGHT fondly remem- bers the conspiracy in 306 . . . Physics and math student . . . avid tennis and basketball fan . . . work at Army and Navy store. Phyllis Perregrino G.A.A. Friendly PHYL . . . Book- keeping with Mr. Roberts . . . fondly remembers summer of ’63 . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . record collecting . . . Mr. Hughes’ U.S.H. class . . . Kernwood Cleaners . . . CYO. Sandra Lee Perry Honor Society; Glee Club; S.A.T. Office; G.A.A.; Field Hockey. Running on the beach . . . math in 13 . . . Wingaersheek at sunset . . . Rainbow Worthy Advisor . . . SANDY . . . sin- cere . . . MYF . . . goofing off in the S.A.T. office. While most of us remained at school there were others who took part in the new D. E.C. A. r + Peter Petrella Gymnastics. PETE . . . calm, cool, and collegiate . . . memories of the summertime . . . going to the beach . . . skimboarding . . . never will forget Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle . . . Club 47 . . . member of Wombats. Football; Winter Track; Spring Track. BOBBY .. . . the quiet type . . . Reading . . . perceptive . . . track meets . . . working at Cerretani’s . . . shy smile . . . memories of Physics with Mr. Cutting. Thomas Pezzarossi Freshman Football; Spring Track; Winter Track. Mischievous PEZ . . . favor- ite subject. Math . . . football enthusiast . . . work at the Mel- rose and Saugus Car Washes . . . Y.M.C.A. Janice Pike G.A.A.; Pep Club. JANNY . . . always talking or giggling . . . will never for- get Spanish with Mr. Lusena . . . Spin . . . meditates . . . fondly looks back on Senior Prom and summer of ' 65. 102 John Pike Hockey; Wrestling; Student Congress. PICKLES . . . history with Mr. Driscoll . . . Norwood Shirt . . . checking at Nahant . . . summer of ’64 with J.P. . . . Lester’s Sunoco . . . “Sure Jack . . . golf and hockey en- thusiast. John Pollock Honor Society; Drama Club; Junior Classical League. Rates surfing as tops . . . Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . remembers summer in Glou- cester . . . MYF Editor . . . painting . . . folk music. Ann Prendergast G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; Ski Club. Happy-go-lucky ANNE . . . hockey games . . . Common- wealth Ave. . . . B block . . . Beta Tau ... on the go . . . that boy from Watertown. Anne Priestley Majorette; Leaders’ Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club. Enjoys hockey and water- skiing . . . F block junior and senior years . . . affable . . . rid- ing around with the “kids.” study-work program and made their way into the business world each afternoon. Ernest Prime Rifle Club; Glee Club. Rates basketball tops . . . remembers English with Mr Conn . . . study in room 16 . . . can be found eating or watch- ing television . . . working at W.T. Grants. James Prime GYM . . . math with Zeus . . . remembers Junior Prom with J.B. and summer of ’65 . . . long hair . . . well-liked . . . after school job at Bob’s mar- ket ... an avid surfer. Janice Provandie In Maine: Cheerleader; Ten- nis; Basketball. At Melrose: Girls’ Club; Pep Club; D.E.C.A. Club; Of- fice Aides. JAN . . . remembers the Christmas Prom . . . always laughing . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . noisy . . . hockey games . . . “You old farmer! ” Drama, Committee Head; Band; Wrestling; Orchestra. PUFF . . . always there . . . Mr. Cooper ' s English class . . . good-natured . . . remembers Stratford bacchanal . . . plays at the Loeb . . . gregarious. Robert Puffer Robert J. Pustell Rifle Club. Tall, witty BOB enjoys working with cars . . . loafing . . . loyal stock car race fan . . . Auto Mechanics . . . checkin ' . . . boat racing . . . member of LRY. Catherine Rahilly Leaders’ Club. CATHY . . . silence is golden . . . enjoys reading and knitting . . . fondly recalls the Junior Prom and August 28, 1964 . . . CYO . . . Mr. Grant’s freshman math class. Raylene Rais Leaders ' Club; Pep Club; Girls’ Club; Freshman Girls ' Chorus. Lively, friendly RAY . . . sports spectator at football, basketball, and hockey . . . World History with Mr. Cros- ton . . . fondest memories of B.C. Senior Prom of ' 65 . . . cashier at Diskay. Janet Rando G.A.A.; Pep Club. Friendly . . . Can she play the piano? . . . ticket to ride to Everett . . . history with Mr. Croston . . . flirtatious . . . Warren . . . balancing books to John Robert Powers. T hree Melrose students, George Hodgson, Sandra Perry, and Robert Soule went to Boys’ Bernard Reardon Class Treasurer 4; Gymnas- tics; Spring Track; Senior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee. Ever-ready with a joke or smile . . . completely unique BERNIE will never forget datenight . . . remembers that great week in Maine with the guys. 104 Marjorie Elaine Reed Office Aides. LANEY will always remem- ber Mr. Roberts’ Bookkeeping class . . . baseball fan . . . horse- back riding . . . from Stoneham in junior year . . . enjoys mak- ing Christmas gifts for others. James B. Reid Class Vice - President, 2; Gymnastics; Tennis; Spring Track; Student Congress. Athletic, good-looking JIM . . . likable ... a great skier . . . P.F. Treasurer ... all time fa- vorites: math and Physics . . . weekends are JIM’s fondest memories. Karen Remer Operetta; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Sunny . . . usually smiling . . . basketball . . . really en- joyed English with Mr. Conn and Psychology . . . works as a babysitter . . . favorite pastime is riding around. Patricia Reynolds Glee Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A. Barefoot blonde . . . Club 47 . . . sailing off Sandy Neck . . . mischievous . . . quahog- ging . . . Chase-ing in Hyan- nis . . . Bermuda . . . hot-dog- ger . . . Psychology . . . surf’s up. Shephen Rhoades Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Band. Enjoys running . . . RINGO . . . basketball . . . MYF . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . playing the drums . . . ’65 Cross Country with Doc” Clark. Lorraine Jean Richard Pep Club; G.A.A. Talkative LORRAINE . . . friendly and always ready to listen . . . driver of a pink and white rambler . . . enjoys wa- ter-skiing and learning to surf . . . summer in Maine . . . U.S. History with Mr. Hughes. Gail Richardson Pep Club; G.A.A. Talkative, friendly GAIL . . . remembers fondly freshman year football games . . . favor- ite class was history with Mr. Croston . . . likes to watch foot- ball and hockey games . . . busy working at Wool worths in Saugus. and Girls’ state government and participated in actual govermnent positions for a day. Lee Richardson Band. LEE rates football and sci- ence as favorites . . . quiet . . . good-natured . . . BYF . . . tall . . . likes Hi-Fi music . . . you’ll get over it.” Ricki Rickabaugh Leaders’ Club; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. Wild driver of a VW . . . definitely . . . well-dressed . . . adventurous . . . weekends in Falmouth, RICK? ... ar- tistic . . . Me, forget?” . . . congeniality plus. Franklin S. Riley Spring Track; Basketball. Fast talking, slow walking, long tall FRANK likes hockey . . . President of EYC . . . cap- tain of church basketball team . . . memories of Francais” with Miss Miche. Jeanne Rinaldi Quiet, small JEANIE . . . watching basketball games and reading occupy her spare time . . . photography . . . English and history rank as favorite classes . . . will always remem- ber vacations on Cape Cod. 105 % Geraldine Claire Ring Modern Dance Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Classical League; Freshman Girls’ Cho- rus. Pretty GERRY . . . Ballet- omane . . . petite . . . Biology with Doc’’ . . . quiet . . . sum- mer of ' 65. Dorothy Ritchie DOTTY . . . good-natured . . . remembers Junior Prom . . . rates skating a favorite . . . Bookkeeping with Mr. Rob- erts . . . CYO participant . . . sewing . . . listening to records and watching T.V. Nancy Roberts IMPRINT; Pep Club; G.A.A. Football and basketball spec- tator . . . eating carrots . . . You must be kidding” . . . Everett Senior Prom ' 65 . . . World History with Mr. Cros- ton . . . jaunts to Everett. Paul Robinson Cross Country; Track. ROBBIE . . . Hi ya” . . . Psychology with Mr. Croston . . . checkin’ . . . CYO . . . friendly and well-liked . . . playing football (?) at night . . . little ( ?! ) . The Log Staff for 1 966 was selected with the followings as editors: Sandra Driscoll , Martha James Rogers Band; Drama Club; Orches- tra; Audio-Visual Club. JIM . . . quiet . . . really en- joyed Dr. Rockwood’s math class . . . fondly remembers Annie Get Your Gun ... li- brarian for Melrose Symphony Orchestra . . . hobbies are lis- tening to the Hi-Fi and collect- ing records. 106 Leigh Rohrer Cheerleader; Modern Dance; Tumbling Club; Leaders’ Club. Fondly remembers Pencil Point . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . waiting . . . LEROY . . . mountain climbing with Zeke . . . vivacious . . . I’d like to bite your neck-Blagh!” Jean Elizabeth Rooney Junior Classical League; Choraleers; Girls’ Club; Ski Club. Labor Day ’65 at Sunapee . . . avid skier . . . always jok- ing . . . remembers Latin . . . summers in N.H. . . . J.B. and Ice. Elaine Rotondi D.E.C.A. Well-dressed ELAINE . . . outgoing . . . rates Psychology top . . . fondly remembers sum- mer of ’65 . . . hockey games . . . works at Sears Roebuck Co. in Saugus . . . enjoys danc- ing. Kenneth Rowland LOG Advertising Editor; Student Congress, Treasurer 4; Football; Hockey. Amiable, good-looking KEN . . . remembers math with Zoose” . . . one Inca” dance and a mohair sweater . . . hock- ey .. . lookin’ . . . working at Friendly’s. Karon Rudzik At Jamaica Plain High: Pep Club; History Club. At Melrose High: IM- PRINT Typist. Quiet, sincere KARON . . . rates history as favorite class ... a welcomed new-comer to M.H.S. . . . swimming and sidewalk surfing among her fa- vorite hobbies. Linda Russell IMPRINT Business Editor: Leaders’ Club; Glee Club; Jun- ior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. RUSSIE . . . good natured . . . rates skiing and golf . . . remembers Senior Prom ’65 . . . cute blonde . . . counting to 75. Adelaide Russo G.A.A.; Office Aides; Pep Club. Red-headed AD ... a friendly smile for everyone . . . often found just floating” around . . . Idaho and the World’s Fair during the sum- mer of ’65 . . . impeccably groomed. John Ryan Winter Track; Spring Track. Hockey, a favorite . . . mem- ories of summers in Alton Bay . . . The Marshal’s house . . . fun . . . works hard at Brig- ham’s!! . . . New Year’s Eve ’65. Kathleen Santos Cheerleader; Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; Pep Club. Psychology with Mr. Ceddia . . . fun at V. in E. with John . . . friendly, gregarious KATHY, th petite blusher. Rose Mari Sara Typist for IMPRINT; G.A.A.; Pep Club. ROSIE . . . will always re- member the summer and win- ter of ’65 with T.R. . . . “Hi, Hon!” . . . recalls English with Mr. Conn . . . infectious laugh. Beverly Sargent Glee Club; Choraleers; Cho- rus; Junior Classical League; Washington Party. SARGE remembers math with Mr. Banks . . . summer of ' 64 . . . checkin’ . . . P.F. . . . Tri-Hi- Y . . . cashier at Cerre- tani’s. 107 John Sarni HOT SHOT . . . surfing . . . Long Beach — summer of ’65 . . Don ' t get excited” . . . interested in electronics . . . Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . listening to the Beach Boys . . . enjoys tennis and basketball. Richard Sarni Cross Country; Ski Club. SCOOTER . . . surfing . . . skiing . . . sailing . . . apart- ment at Long Beach . . . sum- mer of ’65 . . . What’s for lunch?” . . . N.E. surfing cham- pionships ... 3 broken should- ers in one year. Arlene Saunders Office Aide; G.A.A.; Pep Club. ARLENE . . . likes ice skat- ing . . . May 15, 1964 . . . Sorry about that!” . . . enjoys driving around . . . friendly . . . remembers Psychology . . . avid ski fan. Robert A. Scelzi BOBBY . . . likes football . . . Hi, How are you?” . . . enjoys working on cars . . . talkative . . . drives a I960 T- Bird . . . works as a wirer in a factory . . . friendly. The following September, the Log Staff boarded a bus for a day trip to Darien, Connecticut, Myrle Schmidt Honor Society; Basketball; Band; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club. SCHMYRLIE . . . friendly . . . summer of ’65 . . . Honor’s Math with Mr. Ganley . . . conscientious . . . nurses’ aide . . . always wright” . . . non- conformist . . . college ahead. Lenore Schofield LOG Literary Staff; Drama; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; Glee Club; Washington Party; Pep Club. LENORI . . . loquacious . . . World’s Fair . . . wicked neat” . . . French with Mrs. DeDom- enico . . . guitar playing. Dean Schoolcraft An outdoor man . . . Psycho- analysis with Mr. Croston . . . mountain climbing . . . the fire” . . . fishing ... an experi- enced skier . . . working at the hospital . . . gun smithing. Charles Schwede Football; Hockey; Track; Volleyball. Easygoing CHARLIE re- members good times at half- way house . . . homeroom with Mr. Banks . . . golf . . . work- ing at Hartman’s Pharmacy . . . riding around with the gang. 108 Karen Sestito At Cheverus High: Glee Club. At Melrose High: Pep Club. Green-eyed KAREN . . . friendly . . . summers at the beach . . . boys’ softball . . . checkin’ . . . typist for her dad . . . Office Procedures . . . CYO . . . college-bound. Gail Anne Shannon Majorette; Student Con- gress; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. Lively SHAN . . . memories of Junior Prom and winter of ' 64 . . . Chinese Red Light . . . long lashes . . . well-thought of by everyone. Dana Shaughnessy Honor Society; Junior Class- ical League; Winter Track. DANA . . . witty ... a live- ly sense of humor . . . enjoys Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . tennis . . . great conversation- alist . . . suave ... on the road to success. Robert Shaw S.A.T. Officer; Student Con- gress. Tall BOB . . . Modern His- tory with Mr. Croston . . . hard-working stockboy . . . en- joys playing hockey and foot- ball . . . hobbies are record- collecting, reading, and work- ing on his car. at the O’Toole Publishing Company, the plant ivhich publishes our fine year books. Robert Shay Glee Club; Drama Club; Winter Ball Committee. ROB . . . remembers Psy- chology and Con. Civ. . . . main interest — art . . . friendly smile . . . CYO . . . enjoys a g3od laugh . . . likes hockey. Brian Shea Honor Society; Junior Class- ical League. Quiet, intelligent, BRIAN . . . tennis, his favorite sport . . . Latin with Miss Werneth, best-liked class . . . fondest memory, winning Williams’ College Book Award at gradua- tion of ’65 . . . BRIAN’S sur e to be a success in college. Daniel F. Shea Debate Club; Junior Classi- cal League. Gentleman scholar . . . BARNY . . . works only, if it can’t be avoided . . . Billiards and Blues albums . . . fervent debater . . . witty. Linda Shea G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Friendly, cheerful LINDA . . . hockey games . . . P.L. . . . good natured . . . nights with Melzo . . . Mr. Croston’s Psy- chology class . . . always laugh- ing . . . summer of ’64 . . . Sandy’s camp. 109 Louise Shea Pep Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Always laughing . . . good sense of humor . . . hockey and football . . . really enjoyed his- tory with Mr. Driscoll . . . will always remember summer of ’63 • • ■ works at M-W Hos- pital. James M. Sheridan Football. JIM remembers Biology with Mr. Walton . . . football, base- ball, and tennis fan . . . CYO . . . reserved . . . frequent trips to Reading . . . man with a ready answer. Sandra Sheridan Student Congress; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. SANDY . . . red hair and freckles . . . silly . . . math with Mrs. Toms . . . remembers jun- ior year . . . hockey . . . the Melrose P.L. . . . working at Sub Villa. Anne Sherman Leaders’ Club; Freshman Girls ' Chorus; Choraleers; Girls’ Club. Cute little blonde . . . never forget fun at V. in E. . . . Friendly’s . . . April 9, 1965 . . . hockey games . . . U.S. His- tory with Mr. DeTeso. Cries of mixed emotions rose as the month of October loomed. Our burning Kerrianne Sherwood G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. KERRY . . . quiet but friendly . . . remembers math with Mr. Grant . . . avid bowl- er .. . enjoys swimming and water-skiing . . . Give it up!” . . . amiable. Roy Siegfriedt Football; Track. SIEGGY . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . study, October 4, 1963 . . - 243 Washington St. . . . night with B.M. and W.W. . . . extremely amiable ROY can be found at Y swim meets. Richard Skaare Student Congress; Glee Club; Junior Classical League; Operetta; Ensemble. Indispensable . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . summer of ’65 at N.Y.C. . . . works at Melrose Car Wash . . . church youth group . . . college ahead. Allen Smith Football; Spring Track; Gymnastics; Baseball; Junior Classical League. SMITTY . . . friendly . . . math with Mr. Banks . . . avid football player . . . working at Pleasure Island . . . playing sports of all kinds . . . always smiling. no George Smith Pamela Smith Peter Smith Joseph C. Smolski Football; Basketball. SM1TTY . . . auto mechanic enthusiast . . . remembers Mr. Conn ' s Reading and English Classes . . . enjoys drag racing at Sanford, Maine . . . friendly . . . working on cars. Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Tumbling; Glee Club; Choral- eers; G.A.A. Friendly PAM . . . enjoys helping people overcome shy- ness . . . Biology with Mr. Wal- ton . . . horses . . . EYC . . year of ’64-’65. PETE . . . work at Hill’s News Store . . . Biology with Doc Fieldman . . . spare time spent with Bud and Chipper . . . the never-to-be-forgotten summer of ’65 ... a football and water-skiing devotee. Honor Society; German Club. JOE . . . frank . . . hobbies include electronics and radio, TV, science ... an intense political horticulturist . . . boat- ing and fishing ... an active future ahead. desire for knowledge was unexpectedly interrupted by the conflagration of M.H.S. Robert M. Soule, Jr. Football; Honor Society; Spring Track; Basketball. Good looking BOB ... re- members those Wingaersheek sunsets . . . MYF . . . conscien- tious . . . Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . taking walks and listening to Lawrence of Ara- bia among favorite pastimes. Linda Elaine Spadafora Leaders’ Club; Field Hockey; Washington Party; Cloak and Plume; Junior Classical League. Remembers Winter Ball ’64 . . . petite . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . SPADY . . . homeroom with Mr. Ganley . . . riding around with K.M. and J.M. Martha Spollett Co-Literary Editor of LOG; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club. Lively, loquacious MARTI . . . bare-footed apple eater . . . summer of ’65 . . . CE Presi- dent . . . Mr. Messenger’s Biol- ogy class . . . cheerful person- ality. Shephen Spracklin Wrestling. STEVE . . . sports minded, watching and participating . . . working at Giant Valu . . . out with the guys” . . . active in church group. Ill I Cathy Stanley Office Aides; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Congenial, fun-loving CATH . . . a golden voice . . . clown- ing . . . ward aid at Malden Hospital . . . Mr. Ganley ' s homeroom . . . shorthand . . . Rainbow . . . dates with Mac. The school y, Charlene Steeves Office Aide; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. CHARL . . . always talking . . . unemployed . . . Nod Grebmerb . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . homeroom with Mr. Ganley . . . ya know” ... a talkative clown. Andrea Starr LOG; Student Congress; Leaders’ Club; Honor Society; Class Day Committee; Glee Club. Piquant ANDY . . . expres- sive eyes . . . Senior Prom ’65 . . . working for Doc” Clark . . . excitability . . . Kappa. Carolyn Start Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Band. Quiet CAROLYN . . . Kap- pa .. . strawberry blonde . . . enjoys watching hockey . . . rates Physics as tops . . . sailing in Maine. was left with damaged classrooms, but no one Nancy Stoker Drama Club; Debate Club; G.A.A.; Field Hockey. NANC . . . enjoys horseback riding . . . remembers Junior Prom of ' 65 and summer of ' 65 • . . fun-loving . . . Beta Lambda . . considerate of others . . . likes to write prose. Christine Stratton Honor Society; LOG Liter- ary Staff; Office Aides; Girls’ Club. Naturally blonde CHRIS . . . enjoys being the psychol- ogist . . . staunch football fan . . . Mr. Ganley’s H.R. . . . Washington Party . . . Rain- bow . . . affable . . . wonderful sense of humor. ; Deborah Stearns G.A.A.; Tumbling; F.T.A.; Basketball. DEBBIE . . . remembers French with Miss Miche and English with Mr. Cooper . . . quiet but friendly . . . summer of ' 65 . . . likes horseback rid- ing. was injured. Joan Sullivan Choraleers; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Soft-voiced JOAN . . . likes hockey . . . homeroom with Mr. Ganley . . . often seen bik- ing to F. and S. . . . pleasant smile . . . amiable. 112 John Sullivan SULLY rates English with Mr. Conn as tops . . . fondly recalls the fire . . . working at Harvard Motors . . . reading . . . active in CYO . . . spare time spent at the Y.” William Sullivan Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; J.C.L.; IMPRINT. SULLY . . . summer of ’65 at Weirs . . . friendly ... re- members math with Mr. Mc- Intyre . . . collects bottles and grows orchids. Monica Sunderland Honor Society; D.E.C.A., Secretary 4; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A. Remembers homeroom with Mr. Ganley . . . always laugh- ing . . . Psychology . . . likes horseback riding . . . being with W.F.B. Judith Swartwout Cheerleader; LOG Staff; G.A.A. , Secretary 2; S.A.T. Representative; Leaders’ Club; Basketball; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Friendly, pretty, and poised JUDY . . . counting to 75 ... homeroom with Mr. Ganley. for which WE WERE MOST THANKFUL ! Richard Taddeo Busy RICK ... a hockey en- thusiast . . . finds Auto Me- chanics enjoyable . . . wrestling at the Y sounds familiar . . . ' Tried to fix the Chevy lately?” . . . working at the cone fac- tory. Salvatore Tagliamonte Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Student Congress; Junior Classical League. SAL . . . surfing and track . . . The New Breed . . . lots of fun . . . math with Mr. Mc- Intyre . . . summer of ’65. Gail Teevan Tumbling Club; Field Hock- ey; G.A.A., Treasurer, 4; Soft- ball; Tennis; Girls’ Club. Homeroom with Mr. Gan- ley .. . TEEV . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . bombing around with R.R. . . . enjoys gymnastics and field hockey. George Terlizzi Hockey Manager; J.V. Bas- ketball Manager; Freshman Football; Freshman Baseball. An avid hockey fan . . . en- joys sleeping . . . friendly TERRA . . . remembers U S. History with Mr. Burr ... a homeroom trouble-maker. Ann Thirkell Field Hockey; Tennis; Bas- ketball; Sub-Majorette; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. The bees knees” . . . Beta Mu . . . effervescent . . . how about Mr. Ganley ' s home- room? . . . that laugh . . . ski- ing. Barbara Thistle Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Glee Club; Choraleers; Softball, Manager; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . 55” Buick . . . going to all the hockey games . . . work- ing as- a nurses’ aid . . . M YF. Cynthia Lee Thompson Choraleers; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Girls’ Softball Team; G.A.A.; FT. A. CINDY . . . French . . . Se- bago Lake the summer of ’63 . . . MYF . . . watching football and hockey games. Matthew Tinel Quiet MATTHEW ... can be found working on cars . . . enthusiastic hockey fan . . . rates history as favorite subject ... a tall lad with an easy- going nature. Our spirit w as revived as we rr do- si-do ed ” in coed gym classes , while the ff Girls of Ethel Torres IMPRINT Typist. Loves dancing and listening to records . . . rates Psychology as tops . . . enjoys bowling . . . likes shoulder bags, loafers, and dark clothes . . . remem- bers the joys of a A in Music. Marilyn Troughton LOG Business Staff; Leaders’ Club; Tumbling Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Friendly, cute MAL . . . dreamy blue eyes . . . Sandy’s camp . . . P.L. . . . hockey games . . . being with J.C. Donald True Wrestling; Tennis; Ski Club. DON . . . enjoys history . . . collecting bottle caps . . . fond- ly remembers skiing in ' 65 . . . somniferous” . . . Boston Garden in ' 63 ... an enthusi- astic wrestling fan. David Turner Quiet DAVE . . . thinks for himself ... in 1964, came to Melrose from Hopewell, Va. . . . remembers soph, year as tops . . . enjoyed Physics II . . . YAF. 114 Edward Varjabedian Football; Basketball; Track; Student Congress; Intramural Volleyball. Good-natured VARGE . . . often seen riding his Yamaha , . . hurling the javelin in spring track . . . laughingly re- members Willy ' s homeroom. Cynthia Vekens Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Quiet, congenial CYNTHIA . . . among her favorites was Bookkeeping class with Mr. Roberts . . . New York in ' 65 . . . checking . . . swimming and skating . . . vibrant sense of humor. Karen Voci Junior Prom Committee; Modern Dance; LOG; Student Congress; IMPRINT; Leaders ' Club. KAREN . . . sailing . . . barefeet . . . Club 47 . . . Chase-ing” in Hyannis . . . wild laugh . . . reading Pea- nuts” . . . Via Michelangiolo, 33 Firenze, Italia . . . Regis College. George Walden Physics with Mr. Gilchrist . . . perennial dirty sneakers . . . listening to good jazz . . . amateur rocketeer . . . bombing on his motorbike . . . What homework?” ... an over- abundancy of open zeroes. 1966 showed salesmanship by winning the G.A.A. Candy Prize for four years. Honor Society, President; Cross Country; Spring Track; Winter Track; Student Con- gress; Junior Classical League. Intelligent DIX . . . listen- ing to popular folk music . . . Mr. Neiman’s math class . . . water-skiing . . . unfathomable . . . instant success. H. Dixon Turner Leo Christopher Turner Football; Student Congress; Winter Ball Committee. Hockey and golf . . . CHRIS . . . working with radios . . . Biology with Mr. Wilson . . . well-dressed . . . playing pool with D.H. . . . tobogganing ac- cident. Hockey; Track; Freshman Football. Athletic PHIEF . . . great sense, of humor . . . getting in beach time . . . history with Mr. Croston . . . walking around with his eyes closed — and getting caught. Philip Turner Paul S. VanEgmond PAUL enjoys football and hockey games . . . working for Christian Science Monitor . . . DeMolay . . . U.S. History . . . playing pool . . . strapping Dutchman . . . checking . . . homeroom with Mr. Storer. Philip Walsh Gregg Ward Nancy Walker IMPRINT; Leaders ' Club; J.C.L.; Drama Club; F.T.A. JANCY . . . summers in Maine . . . effervescent ... re- members math with Mr. Car- roll . . . dry wit and a ready laugh . . . Mr. Storrer’s home- room?? . . . Smith or Duke. Laurence A. Wallace Spring Track; Winter Track; Cross Country; Gymnastics. Track enthusiast . . always smiling friendly LARRY re- members math with Mr. Banks . . . summer of ' 64 . . . Chris- tian Endeavor. Hockey. PHIFF S real short haircut . . . tearing V8’s apart (at a certain car wash maybe?) . . . CYO . . . hockey . . . memories of that summer at the Cape. Quiet, likeable GREGG ... I a worldwide traveler . . . spent I freshman and sophomore years ) at Taipii American School in | Taiwan . . . favorite sports — baseball and hockey . . . fond- I est memory, someday. Avid Senior enthusiasts joined the Annual T hanks giving Rally for a night of cheering Linda Washburn Honor Society; LOG Liter- ary Staff; Drama Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. LIN” . . . playing tennis . . . perky . . . Biology with Mr. Walton . . . What a seams- tress! . . . friendly and loyal . . . future physical therapist. John Waterhouse Winter Track; Spring Track; Band. Rates hockey tops ... re- members homeroom with Mr. Storrer . . . Biology with Doc” Fieldman . . . funloving . . . friendly . . . remembers work- ing in Maine . . . summer of ' 65. Barbara Webb KINK . . . rates bowling tops . . . Psychology with Mr. Ceddia . . . dancing . . . I ' m so embarrassed . . . always laughing . . . work at Blue Bell Cleaners . . . extremely talka- tive. Francis Welch Football; Hockey; Track. RENNIE . . . homeroom with Mr. Storrer . . . noted for his blonde hair . . . summers at halfway house . . . using his li- brary card . . . working at Waybright Concrete Forums. 116 Donna Whitehouse Remembers math with Mr. Grant . . . My kingdom for a horse . . . shy DONNA . . . likes riding and swimming best of all . . . inquisitive . . . mem- ber of Massachusetts Horse- men ' s Council. Robert Whittier Rifle Club. Friendly BERT . . . enjoys water sports . . . rates Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth tops . . . industrious . . . talking with a Wakefield Chemistry teacher . . . MYF . . . President . . . inventive. Linda Wilkinson Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Ever-smiling LIN . . . horse- back riding . . . swimming . . . Bookkeeping with Mr. Roberts . . . skating . . . night time . . . BYF . . . working hard in the cafeteria. Richard Williams D.E.C.A. DICK rates history with Mr. Cole as favorite . . . enjoys hockey and football . . . works at Giant Valu . . . sophomore year at Austin-Cate Academy. Linda Whalen IMPRINT; J.C.L.; Girls ' Club; Washington Party; G.A.A.; FT. A. LIN . . . quiet yet michiev- ous and full of fun . . . remem- bers U.S. History . . . likes hockey games . . . always busy . . . enjoys eating. Diane Wheaton Modern Dance; Debate Club Treasurer; Honor Society Secretary; Field Hockey; Fenc- ing Club. Vibrant, individualistic, WHEATIE . . . forever climb- ing stairs . . . loved history with fearless leader and friends . . . cliff dweller . . . noise maker. Mary White Band; IMPRINT Typist; Office Aide; G.A.A. Rates La Crosse . . . remem- bers Bookkeeping with Mr. Roberts . . . horseback riding . . . fun-loving . . . hot fudge sundaes . . . homework? Diane Whitehouse Drama; Ski Club; Girls ' Club; Pep Club. Horseback riding or skiing at Sunapee . . . works as a cash- ier at Raymonds . . . rates Psy- chology as tops . . . Nov. 1964, F G. fun — but at the Thanks giving Assembly, we were reminded of our MEN in Vietnam. Steven Williams Band; Drama Club. WILLY . . . w ill never for- get homeroom with Mr. Stor- rer ... a friendly smile . . . remembers Mr. Wetherill’s Chemistry class . . . loafing . . . enjoys baseball . . . always on the go. Diane Willwerth Girls’ Club; Leaders ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Talkative . . . WILLY . . . considers walking good exer- cise . . . always talking . . . V. in E. . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Junior Prom with M.H. Dexter Wiltshire Hockey; Football. Fast talking, slow walking, long tall DEX . . . street hock- ey .. . Mr. Storer’s homeroom . . . droll . . . bowling . . . grut . . . history . . . bagged it” . . . teacher ' s plague. Mary Winslow Office Aides; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Quiet MAR . . . World His- tory with Mr. Croston . . . driv- ing the VW . . . summer of ' 64 . . . CYO . . . Genesians ac- tress . . . avid bowler . . . mem- ories of Pa. T he Student Congress held its 1 st Annual Winter Sports Exchange while members of the Warren M. Wirtanen Baseball, Co-Captain 4; Track. LOVER ... a ladies man . . . math with Mrs. Toms . . . hot- stuff” . . . summer of ' 65 . . . easy going, friendly WARREN will always remember home- room with Mr. Storer. 118 John A. Worcester Rifle Club; Winter Track. Easy-going . . . fondly re- members summer of ' 65 with D.V.A.C. . . . Physics with Mr. Gi ' christ . . . bowling with the guys . . . fun loving . . . active in church groups. A Brenda York At Waterville High: Cheer- leader; Student Congress; Girls’ Club. At Melrose High: Leaders’ Club; Student Congress; Pep Club. BRENDA can always be found flirting with someone . . . giggly • . • summer of ' 64 with Jim. Robert Young Quiet, intelligent BOB . . . golf, his favorite sport . . . rates Physics with Mr. Cutting as favorite class . . . fondest memory, homeroom with Mr. Storer ... sure to succeed in college. John Bellamy Fun-loving J. B. is well- known by the M.H.S. faculty . . . work at Cerretani’s ... as- tronomer . . . baseball fan . . . favorite subject, math . . . sum- mer finds JOHN water-skiing. Richard Dalton ADOLPHUS . . . fun-loving . . . checkin’ . . . nights out at DeMolay . . . loafing . . . en- joys auto class ... on to spe- cialized school. Albert T. Bills CHIGGER enjoys football, basketball, and hockey . . . playing the drums . . . remem- bers the Junior Prom with Dot . . . hanging around the P.L. with the boys . . . Navy in the future. Walter Higgins Friendly SAMMY . . . en- joys collecting rifles almost as much as watching T.V. . . . Auto Mechanics . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . stockboy in Abe ' s Super Market. Linda Chaplin Basketball . . . Mr. Croston ' s World History class, sopho- more year . . . smart . . . sin- cere . . . enjoys taking care of children . . . collecting records . . . listening to James Brown’s records ... a secretarial posi- tion. Gerald Lucey JUG . . . drag racing . . . favorite subject — Auto I and II . . . remembers The Beach Plaza” . . . likes working on cars . . . fun at Ray’s. Carol Cincotta Thoughtful, quiet CAROL . . . fondly nicknamed IRV- ING . . . listens to records . . . enjoys knitting . . . babysitting . . . swimming . . . dancing . . . ice skating . . . memories of art classes . . . future remains un- decided. Daniel Lynn At Don Bosco Technical High: Hockey; Track. Handsome, cool, casual, and modest DAN . . . frisbie wiz . . . electricity . . . work? — are you kidding . . . avid hooky player . . . pool shark . . . lunchtime checking. Winter Ball Committee decorated Santa’s Workshop, the theme of the Winter Ball. Lawrence McGinnis D.E.C.A. Quiet LARRY . . . blonde hair and freckles . . . fondest memory — cooking with Miss Sachs (?!) ... working at Jerry Jingles . . . buzzing around on the motorcycle. Kathleen M. Penney At St. Mary’s High: Glee Club. KATHY . . . welcome addi- tion to the senior class . . . fondly recalls August 1965 at Newman Prep . . . checking with the girls . . . legal secre- tary. Richard Norton Cross Country; Gymnastics; Ski Club. NORTIE . . . summer trips in ' 65 . . . Where’s the party tonight?” . . . Geometry with Mr. Sirutchek sounds familiar . . . sharp dresser . . . college on horizon. Philip Richard PHIL . . . enjoys football and track . . . rates English with Mr. Cooper as favorite . . . loves Mr. Carroll’s adven- ture-filled stories . . . looks for- ward to spending summers in Maine . . . hard worker at Gar- niss’. Maryann O’Brien Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. MARE . . . enjoys art . . . dietary assistant at the hospital . . . rates Psychology with Mr. Croston a favorite . . . remem- bers Newport Folk Festival ’65 . . . pastime is spent painting and sketching. Eric Tallberg At Newman Prep: Tennis Team. At Melrose High: Rifle Club. Quiet, likeable ERIC . . . enjoys both football and base- ball . . . working in the super- market . . . counts history as favorite subject ... a record fan. Marie Olson Long black hair . . . loves John ' s TR3 . . • drives Austin Healy-Sprite . . . fondly re- members Senior Prom ’65 . . . enjoys English with Mr. Conn and Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton . . . adores sport cars. Paul White WHITEY . . . newcomer from Brookline High . . . broken leg . . . working at Howard Johfison’s . . . playing football . . . classes in Psychol- ogy . . . English with Mr. Coop- er .. . The Great Fire at M.H.S. 119 As The Night Before Christmas” edged closer, the Music Departments held Christmas Vespers. After Now, the University of Alaska is nice . . Going up?” Right on target!” Follow your leaders.” Xmas vacation, we looked forward to the colorful and exciting Me xican Ballet Folklorico.” M ONLY in CAbE of emergency Avon calling.” When is our coffee-break? So this is what they make the cake in!’ Where is my Playboy ? “But I don’t always have time to brush! So you swallowed your gum?” The Permanent Scholarship Drive got off to an auspicious start with a generous We finished our Senior Year with George Cann, president, Tom McKinlay, vice-president, ■ i ?f 1 Jr | f { 1 : ; f ; 1 1 r- j ; ¥$k i ■ Bernie Reardon, treasurer, and Cheryl Camlin, secretary. 1966 was a very good year! m Melrose 53 Melrose 49% Melrose 62 Melrose 59 Reading 33 Wakefield 36% Concord 24 Belmont 27 Melrose 59% Melrose 55% Melrose 69 Won Stoneham 26% Lexington 30% Winchester 17 Lost 0 FRESHMEN HOCKEY TEAM First Row: J. Higgins, D. Hult, J. White, S. Dolloff, P. Blake, L. Abbott, D. Searles, M. Carr, S. Bell. Second Row: Coach Anthony Cicoria, R. Smith, E. Rotondi, P. Hines, W. Conway, S. Wolfe, D. Brussard, D. Wells, J. Donahue, R. Foster. Melrose 2 Stoneham 1 Melrose 0 Winchester 1 5 3 2 0 Melrose 2 Reading 1 Melrose 5 Watertown 0 5 0 5 1 Melrose 3 Wakefield 0 Melrose .. 4 Lynn English 0 8 1 Melrose 10 Xavier 3 Melrose 5 Belmont 2 Melrose 5 7 1 Arch-Bishop Williams 4 Melrose .. 7 Lexington 2 Melrose .... 4 Waltham 1 2 1 Melrose 0 Nee dham 2 Melrose 11 Concord 0 Melrose 0 Burrillville 1 6 1 Won 20 Lost 3 Middlesex League Indoor Track Champions State Class “B” Indoor Track Champions Undefeated Freshman Middlesex League Champions Eastern Mass. Champions Middlesex League Champions Melrose 80 Winthrop 68 Melrose 54 Swampscott 37 Melrose 77 Woburn 42 Melrose 58 Winchester .. 47 Melrose 57 Belmont 37 Melrose 53 Wakefield 58 Melrose 64 Concord 47 Melrose 70 Lexington 57 Melrose .. 77 Stoneham 49 Melrose 54 Reading 48 Melrose 72 Winchester 43 Melrose 52 Belmont 49 Melrose 63 Wakefield 45 Melrose 48 Concord 34 Melrose 50 Lexington 48 Melrose 76 Stoneham 54 EASTERN MASS. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Boston Garden Melrose 82 Columbus 33 Melrose 78 Winthrop 50 Melrose 47 Don Bosco 30 Melrose 62 Braintree 54 M. H. S. Championship Wrestling Team Melrose 34 Haverhill 11 Melrose 24 Chelmsford 18 Melrose 25 Ipswich 18 Melrose 26 Westford 18 Melrose 32 Malden 15 Melrose 20 Reading 19 Melrose 26 Lexington 18 Melrose 44 Melrose 23 Newton South 16 Hamilton-Wenham 2 Melrose 27 Winchester 16 10 Wins 0 Losses Melrose 5 Wakefield 2 Melrose 5 Arlington ... 2 Melrose 6 Lexington 0 (non-league) Melrose .... 3 Reading 2 Playoffs Melrose .... 4 Concord 0 Melrose 7 Stoneham 1 Melrose 4 Belmont 0 Melrose 3 Wakefield 0 Melrose 7 Stoneham 1 Melrose 5 Reading 0 Melrose 4 Winchester 1 Won 11 Lost 0 Class Cut-up Arthur Johnson Most All-Round Girl Carolyn Hoague a AAA y Cutest Boy Charles Bennett Cute Girl Anne Sherman Cute Girl Leigh Rohrer Most Respected Boy and Girl George Cann Cheryl Camlin Boy and Girl with a Bright Future Robert Soule Sandra Perry Most Popular Boy George Cann Most Brilliant Girl Sandra Perry Most Brilliant Boy Dixon Turner Most Fastidious Girl Sandra Driscoll Most Fastidious Boy Douglas Dane Most Popular Girl Cheryl Camlin 131 Class Actor Douglas McDermod 132 Most Capricious Susie Griggs Most Artistic Elaina Barisano Best Boy Dancer Philip Turner Best Girl Dancer Deborah Edmonds Mos t Sophisticated Judy Comeau 133 Acknowledgments This is our opportunity to thank and applaud all who have contributed their energies and talents to make up the 1966 LOG. Thank you, Mr. Hanlon, for your guidance, enthusia sm, and assistance based on years of experience as LOG advisor. Thank you, LOG Staff, for you co-operation and persistency which brought us to our deadlines. Thank you, Mr. Hult, for your skill in capturing the unforgettable mo- ments of our high school life. Thank you, faculty, for your patience during the trying” picture taking days. Thank you, businessmen, for your financial support which made this book possible. The Editors Compliments of CERRETANI ' S SUPERMARKET Famous for low, low prices and high quality. Linoleum Broadloom Floor Tile Hardwood Formica Wall Tile Ceramic Tile VERSA-TILE CO., INC. 393 Main Street, Melrose, Mass. 665-7700 MELROSE YARN SHOP 665-0491 461 Main Street 423 PLEASANT STREET MELROSE H. J. STILES SON, INC. CONTRACTORS 665-1720 Ceramic Wall Tile Formica Counters • Floors Armstrong Linoleum Watches Diamonds Established 1917 WADLAND JEWELERS Francis N. Blomerth 486 Main Street Melrose, Mass. 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Cefalo, Vice President Compliments of LOPEZ MARKET 354 UPHAM STREET MELROSE, MASS. 665-5139 Skating For The Entire Family MELROSE ICE PALACE 441 Main St. 665-0432 Compliments of REGENT ' S DELICATESSEN 438 Main Street 665-9744 DEERING LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 118 ESSEX STREET 665-3000 DEERING MASON SUPPLY CORP. 158 ESSEX STREET Congratulations Class of 1966 BUILDING MATERIALS and 665-7171 Phone 665-2594 STEEL STAMPS RUBBER STAMPS MELROSE STAMP CO. 162 TREMONT STREET MELROSE, MASS. FURNITURE — TELEVISION RUDERMAN ' S MELROSE MALDEN — MEDFORD CENTRAL HARDWARE COMPANY John J. Chernis 432 FERRY STREET EVERETT, MASS. 387-2311 MASON ' S SUPPLIES 142 Compliments of SUGAR SPICE BAKERY 538 MAIN STREET MELROSE Phone 665-1567 LORD MILLER, INC. Building Construction 68 ESSEX STREET Compliments of the MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL SKI CLUB 316 SUMMER STREET PAUL E. P. BURNS INC. CAPS • GOWNS • HOODS CHOIR - CONFIRMATION GOWNS PULPIT- JUDICIAL ROBES For Rental and For Sale BOSTON, MASS. 542-1513 — 1514 143 DANIELS LeSAFFRE MOTORS, INC. PLYMOUTH — CHRYSLER — VALIANT 897 MAIN STREET MELROSE, MASS. 665-1428 MASSACHUSETTS STATE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 287 GROVE STREET MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Gateway to better Yearbooks t. o ' toole «te sons, inc. builds a n e w plant to aid you Main Office and Factory Keeler Avenue, South Norwalk, Connecticut Tel TEmple 8-4761 -62-63 Tel New York City MEIrose 5-4112 Compliments of TOWNE MARKET 14 ESSEX STREET, MELROSE AUSTIN PHARMACY Robert E. Kearney Registered Pharmacist Tel. 665-4630 45 W. WYOMING AVENUE MELROSE, MASS. 144 Our Most Important Crop =J $ £. _ N _ ' ' sSj J E-« r±r ' 4 V U- YOUNG PEOPLE! And a serious problem it is to provide jobs, incen- tives for them to locate here when school days are over. One way we help is by loaning the money to erect and improve homes. Requiring large quanti- ties of construction materials in addition to the use of skilled workers, home building creates employ- ment for many people. Your savings help us to make this possible. Save at home and buy at home. That ' s the way to keep the future of our community as it should be, bright. CO OPERATIVE BANK 638 Main Street, Melrose, Massachusetts Telephone 665-2500 145 THE CONNOISSEUR SHOP Compliments of PAUL PANASUK Distinctive CARDS AND GIFTS WHEELERS BARBER SHOP For All Occasions 16 ESSEX STREET At Popular Prices MELROSE, MASS. 511 MAIN STREET MELROSE 665-9797 LYNN 594 SUMMER ST. 593-9000 MELROSE 514 MAIN ST. 66 5-9000 LOMBARA PHOTO SUPPLY THE MOST COMPLETE PHOTO STORE NORTH OF BOSTON ATLANTIC AWNING CO. ERECTION — TAKE DOWN — REPAIR —STORAGE Mfrs. of Awnings, Venetian Blinds, Window Shades 270 Franklin St. David H. Schmidt, Jr., Prop. 665-4646 THE MELROSE WATCH SHOPPE Expert Watch Repairing Engraving — Diamond Restyling Diamonds- Watches- Jewelry 665-5307 429 Main St. Melrose, Mass. CARLETON ' S I.G.A. MARKET Groceries — Meat Delicatessen — Frosted Foods 1147 Main St. 665-9818 Compliments of HENRY A. MAHONEY Master Plumber PLUMBING AND HEATING 245 HOWARD STREET MELROSE 76, MASS. 665-1203 Compliments of GREGG ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR Where friends meet friends” 55 W. WYOMING AVE. MELROSE, MASS. 665-2570 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF H. S. STUDENT COUNCIL 147 Congratulations to the 1966 Graduates TRANSITRON ELECTRONIC CORPORATION 144 ADDISON STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 168-182 ALBION STREET, WAKEFIELD, MASS. 407 MAIN STREET, MELROSE, MASS. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1966 MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL G.A.A MELROSE SAVINGS BANK ASSETS OVER $51,000,000. BANKING HOURS: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 8:30 to 2:30 FRIDAY EVENINGS 5:30 P. M. to 7:00 P. M. WILLIAMS LOVEJOY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE 543 MAIN STREET MELROSE 76, MASSACHUSETTS SUBMARINE SANDWICHES and PIZZA Sandwiches Made for Parties 66 5-5583 GEORGE ' S SUB SANDWICHES PIZZA corner Franklin Main St. Home Cooked Food in a Friendly Atmosphere POND VIEW RESTAURANT (overlooking Ell Pond) From a snack to a full meal Compliments of PLEASANT SERVICE CLEANERS, INC AT FRANKLIN SQUARE 150 151 DESIGNERS MANUFACTURERS OF CURTAINS and DRAPERIES L. R. MOULTON CO 14 Corey Street Melrose COME IN AND VISIT OUR SHOWROOMS 665-4774-4775 152 Compliments of MELROSE BOWL-A-DROME Compliments of MELROSE Y.M.C.A. Youth Center of Melrose J. J. SERVICE LAUNDRY 192 GREEN STREET, MELROSE AT FRANKLIN SQUARE (Next to Hockey Town Rink) 665-2250 MELROSE ICE CREAM Compliments of GARNISS ' MARKETS CORPORATION MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Best Wishes 463 FRANKLIN STREET To The 163 WEST EMERSON STREET 19 LEBANON STREET CLASS OF 1966 MALDEN MELROSE TRUST CO HOURS 8:30-2:30 LOANS A Complete Commercial Bank MELROSE TRUST COMPANY Walk Up Service MAIN OFFICE 492 MAIN ST., MELROSE 665-0030 Open Friday Evening HOURS 7:30- 1:30 HIGHLANDS OFFICE AT RR STA 516 FRANKLIN ST. -665-2431 WYOMING OFFICE AT RR STA 44 W. WYOMING AVE. - 665-6502 154 Compliments of THE JONES STORES, Inc. MATTHEW M. COX COMPANY Curtains — Linens — Blankets Real Estate MELROSE 76, MASS. APPRAISALS MELROSE, MASS. 556 FRANKLIN STREET, MELROSE 665-2183 MELROSE COMMUNITY ROUND ' S HARDWARE GARAGE Atlas Tires — Batteries Accessories 441 FRANKLIN STREET 201 ESSEX ST. 665-4130 665-2181 Prop., Ozzie Wheeler For all your hardware ' needs” Compliments of CONVERSE RUBBER CO Manufacturers of RUBBER — CANVAS AND ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR MALDEN, MASSACHUSETTS $ MILL OUTLET OF MELROSE § COTTON — RAYON — SILK and WOOL FABRICS 529 MAIN STREET MELROSE Compliments of .. . CLASS OF 1 967 HILL CO. Greeting Cards Hallmark Gibson School Supplies 504 Main St. — 521 Franklin St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS ' CLUB 156 GOOD LUCK F. S. MOSELEY CO ESTABLISHED 1879 MEMBERS New York Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange Underwriters and Distributors of CORPORATE and MUNICIPAL SECURITIES BOSTON • NEW YORK • CHICAGO • INDIANAPOLIS PHILADELPHIA • SPRINGFIELD • WORCESTER 158 MELROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1458 00301 748 3 V Ik 3
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