Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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We are the LOG staff of ’67 Loyal, hardworking (ha!) We’ve struggled, persevered, and won ( we hope ) And produced this, our masterpiece! There were: Deadlines and bad lines, good lines and fair, Drawings and profiles strewn everywhere. Headaches and heartaches, tearing of hair (How could you lose 17 profiles?!) All in all, it was a vintage year. Also: Candids and captions and let’s keep it neat” Profiles, subscriptions, and occasional bleats. (You’ve lost HIS speech?) Racing and pacing, typing of sheets Editors, advisor begging for peace. (Who isn’t writing?) Kate and Debbie, Mary and Gail, Janet and Dee Dee, Kathy and all Made this year a good one for all. Deadlines come and deadlines go It’s almost a sure bet That despite our frantic, frenzied fret We haven’t managed to meet one yet. The publisher appears — is the copy beret” Where will this picture go? Idents without fail . . . next week in the mail! Came December, came March, and almost too soon Our LOG arrives for graduation in June. Finished! . . . What supplement?”

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ART STAFF Left to Right: M. Charlton, V. Brault, E. George, D. Keady, K. Musto; not present, R. Gibbons. Eda George . Subscription Editor Janet Murphy Advertising Editor BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING STAFF Left to Right: C. Cahill, L. Christensen, K. Murphy, J. Hall, C. Beckman. Left to Right: L. Corliss, N. Symmes, G. Stewart, J. Murphy, D. DeCesare, K. Radnay. Kathleen Murphy Business Editor William E. Hanlon Advisor LITERARY STAFF Left to Right, Front Row: S. Bartlett, A. Soccorso, G. Reitsma, M. Bernard, L. Knight, L. Blakey. Center Row: E. Howe, J. Leeman, N. Stiles, M. Pease. Rear Row: S. Turner, P. Ogle. Mary Bernard Literary co-Editor Gail Reitsma Literary co-Editor

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The IMPRINT, our school newspaper, is of great value to student life. Under the skillful direction of Managing Editor Stephen Mosher, and advisors Mr. Chisholm and Mr. Humphries, this publication is eagerly awaited each month by subscribers. The IJkfPRINT keeps us posted on all activities and events, offering a variety of news for each reader. Through letters to the editor, students are urged to air their opinions about various aspects of the school which they feel may be more coordinated into the life of the student. Students are welcome to submit original literary efforts to supplement the current news items. The IMPRINT runs a bookstore which carries a wide selection of paperbacks, and holds an annual book fair in the spring, giving students an opportunity to purchase material for reports and summer reading. This year saw the introduction of THE THISTLE, a modern booklet containing many short stories, poems, and sketches by students, providing a literary outlet to those w T ho enjoy writing. Because the first issue was so successful, THE THISTLE has been established as a regular publication in conjunction with the other school publications, LOG and IMPRINT.