Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Diane Bushey G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Bookkeeping with Mr. Rob- erts and the fantastic summer of ’66 bring back fond mem- ories for happy - go - lucky BUSH. She’ll always remem- ber work at Cerretani’s, riding around with the kids, and the 4th at Barnstead. Susan Butler Honor Society, Treasurer; S.A.T. Office; Debate Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; French Club. Ambitious SUE an avid foot- ball and basketball enthusiast. Trying” to snow-ski; Mr. Puddle” and Math with Mr. Neiman are fond memories. Susan Byam Girl’s Club, Pep Club, GAA and F.T.A. Friendly SUSIE is a real MHS Fan loves football, hockey, and baseball. SUE will always remember the good times she had in cook- ing class and in homeroom with Mr. DeTeso; the sum- mer of ’67; C.Y.O.; walking children. John Camerano Football; Intramural Basket- ball; Ski Club. Easy-going CAM remembers homeroom with Mr. Conn, and work at Triple A during summer of ’67. You can find him fooling around with his ' 52 Rambler or riding around listening to the oldies. We realized the dangers and damages of the FIRE 1965, nevertheless, Camille Campanelli Friendly CAMILLE enjoys swimming and bowling; rates psychology with Mr. Croston as her favorite class; fondly remembers working at Moul- tons and the summer of ’65; CAMILLE’S hobbies are sew- ing, drawing, and reading. Charles Cannata Wrestling. CHARLIE enjoyed classes with Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Croston as well as work as a foreign car repairman in Wakefield. Remembers those Thanksgiving day football games when we almost al- ways’ beat Wakefield. Diane Cantillo G.A.A.; Pep Club. Pretty, personable DIANE loves to buy clothes, go to parties, and just fool around. DIANE’S fondest memory is summer of ’67 and times with J. B., biology with Mr. Wil- son, and Mss Tiedi. Lots of fun to be with. Judith M. Capobianco Library Club Secretary. Fun-loving JUDIE enjoys swimming, boating, watching the RED SOX, painting, and listening to records. JUDIE keeps busy working as a den- tal assistant. Fondly remem- bers class with Mr. Croston.

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Joseph Buckley Football; Basketball; Track; Weight-lifting. Athletic, well-dressed JOE will always remember his great history classes and good times playing Church League Basketball. Amiable and in- dustrious, JOE is a sure suc- cess in the future. Sharon Burke Majorette; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee. Cute SHARON enjoys being with friends and twirling. Nov. 4 and 11, 19 66 at Barn- stead will long be remem- bered. Favorite classes were with Mr. Croston and Mr. Hughes. Karen Burnett Spanish Club, Vice-President; Senior Prom Decoration Com- mittee; Junior Prom Decora- tion Committee; Girls’ Club. Tall, graceful Karen, artistic and well-dressed, recalls sum- mers at Lake M and biology with Mr. Wilson. Loves water- skiing, drawing, and paint- ing. Elizabeth Anne Burns Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Fresh- man Girls Chorus. Attractive and friendly BETTY-ANNE will always remember the great summer of ' 67 , biology with Mr. Wil- son, talking with G.B. and K.G., college mixers, and serving as TRI-HI-Y secre- tary. artistic students a chance to display the results of their creativity. Gloria Burns G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club; G. C. Football Game. Petite and pretty GLORIA fondly remembers history with Mr. Brown, Math with Mr. Larosa, fall of ' 67”, mixers, and talking with B.B. R.S. Wendy Burns Girls Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Junior Prom Committee. Lively WENDY’S favorite pastime is shopping for clothes. Work at MKM and beaching it” during the summer keep WENDY quite busy along with riding around with B D. Betty Bushee Tumbling; Girls’ Club; Lead- ers’ Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; G.A.A. August 5, 1967 and WC1M bring back fond memories to BUSH. Outside school, BETTY can be found sewing or going to Jollies with the twins and Chrisy. Favorite sports are basketball, football, and baseball. Cute and petite. Thomas Bushee Basketball; Baseball; Football; Ski Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Good - looking BUSH rates H. R. with Mr. Conn and J. V. Basketball wth Sam. as great favorites. A practical joker and sports enthusiast, BUSH remembers good times riding around listening to the oldies.

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Richard Carroll Work Study; Junior Prom Committee. If not playing whist or tip- ping, tall RICH can be found working at Sears or with that special girl. RICH fondly re- calls psychology with Mr. Croston and freshman basket- ball at Brockton East Junior High. William Cashman Drama Club; Glee Club; En- semble; Secretary - Treasurer A.V.; Weightlifting. Witty, fun - loving BILL; splendid tenor will long re- member the Northeast Dis- trict Choruses of ’66, ’67, ’68; singing at the Highlands Con- gregational. Enjoys tropical fish and opera recordings. Matthew Cassis Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Drama Club; Spanish Club, Pres.; Student Congress. Friendly (!!) MATTY is EYC president and a Big Brother in Roxbury. His un- forgettables are Mr. DeTeso’s history and bench pressing his own weight. Remember The Off-Beat C’s”? Bruce Caster lin Good-looking BRUCE recalls a great Spanish class with Miss Lamont. Easy-going and friendly BRUCE enjoys foot- ball, loafing, and the good times with the guys. we revelled in the freedom of a totally unexpected and bookless vacation. Lee Cataldo Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club: G.A.A.; Ski Club; Pep Club. Artistic, affable LEE enjoyed Art with Mr. Robinson best; fondly remembers N.Y. in ’66 and Amelia”; LEE can usual- ly be found watching the great sport, surfing. Gary Cerretani Football; Wrestling. Where’s CERRA? When waterskiing and surfboarding aren’t in season you may find him at a pot of spaghetti or at Cerretani’s”, where else? Gary ranks Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle and Psychol- ogy with Mr. Croston as fav- orites. Out of school memories include Bobby Wards” party and bobsledding at the Hood. David Chaffee Basketball; Baseball; Ski Club. Blond CHAFF puts the State Basketball Tournament and Mr. Hughes’ U. S. History Class on the top of his list. He loves to ride around, listen to oldies, and play hockey. Joseph Chance Junior Prom Committee. Good-looking JOE enjoyed psychology with Mr. Croston, The box”, work at G. V., and a thousand rides through town. Famous for his big blue eyes”, JOE will always laughingly remember F.C.” and all those famous week- ends.