Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1969 presents MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS MJiLKUSb PUBLIC LIBItAlf MELROSE, MASS. Our world at Melrose High School encompasses over two thousand students and numerous faculty members. Our school grounds consist of a main building, new additions of classrooms, conference rooms, scientific and linguistic labora- tories, and many athletic facilities. All these people and these buildings have formed a small world in which we have lived closely for four years. These years involve the ever-present patterns of design, teaching, and competition. As our theme of Patterns develops in pictures and words, one can see that not only are we working around and within the more obvious patterns of geo- metric design in computer attendance cards, program schedules, and symmetrical arrangements of seats in our auditorium and on our football field, but we are also being molded by a different kind of pattern: our courses and our subjects. These courses will eventually set a design for the kind of life we wish to pursue after we have left Melrose High School. In our many fields of endeavor, patterns tend to develop our latent talents. On the gridiron, on the courts, on the baseball diamond, or in any competition we are being trained in greater design towards self-control, vigor and co- ordination. In the many other fields of education, our minds are being shaped and disciplined so that we may step into the world with confidence and maturity, and we may begin to live with pride and dignity in our community. As this year book unfolds, one must realize that we are not the cold statistics of a number of students and buildings, who have been at Melrose High School for four years, but we are concerned students with faults, virtues, ideals, and aspirations in this exciting year of 1969 . TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty 5 Seniors 15 Organizations 89 Activities 117 Sports 125 Advertisements 145 3 Mr. A. Imrie Dixon Principal The ever-flowing patterns which have shaped and guided your lives do not end with graduation from high school. Your home, your family, your friends, your community, all the day-by-day contacts you have made have contributed to making you what you are and what you shall be. If there is any consistent law of the universe, it is the law of change, and the changing patterns which engulf you are part of that universal law. But you are not robots, you are not puppets on a string. You are human beings capable of making decisions and choices. You have the power and capacity to use the skills, the tools of brain and mind, to help make this world just a little better because you are here. As Winston Churchill said at a Harvard Commencement years ago, This is not the end, this is not even the beginning of the end. This is the end of the beginning — this is your commencement.” 4 John F. McGrath Leo P. Casey Anthony F. Ceddia Lorraine E. DiMuzio Stephen A. Gordon ENGLISH DEPARTMENT William Griffith Couser Marla J. Brink Marcia P. Babcock Saundra Lou Bailey Eileen H. Carlson Clayton E. Conn William P. Cooper Harold A. Crane Arthur J. Harrington f Agnes A. Prescott Michael B. Glynn Charles H. Dullea James R. Morse Ruth M. Newman Vincent P. Davey Mary Ann Lechowicz Laura L. Rosberg Kate H. Dixon Martha S. Mead Beatrice Sarkisian Sandra H. Schauer Jeannette O. Stahl Barbara K. Steele Alma L. Westervelt Dorothy L. Whitworth MODERN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Betty Athanasoulas Sylvia G. Barbee Anne C. Bean Warren F. Nash Ruth DeDomenico Anne K. Donahue Francis M. Galligan Alice L. Heald Lila Hennessey Robert A. McLean N. Yvonne Miche LATIN DEPARTMENT Margaret F. Brown Carolyn T. Pike Nancy E. Werneth James E. Reid 8 MATH DEPARTMENT Norman O. Rockwood Louis J. Blastos Charles E. Carroll David P. Driscoll Jerome J. Ford Thoman J. Gan ley Marcia R. DeLeaco David R. Gavin Robert T. Grant Anthony J. LaRosa Donald J. Mack Robert B. McIntyre James F. Morrow Irving Neiman Philip A. Stackpole SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Blair C. Wilson Harold B. Bjornson Albert E. Cutting George H. Gossom Noah Fieldman Charles I. Levine Julia E. Marlow David I. Hoyle Ward P. Messenger Donald S. Scheufele Arthur H. Blanchard r r r Madeleine Hanessian Edward J. Mathews Bryce B. Walton 10 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Philip J. Burr Francis E. Connolly Claude H. Croston Anthony E. DeTeso John E. Driscoll Freeman T. Frank Daniel G. Gallagher William E. Hanlon James P. Hodgkins Jr. Henry W. Hughes Flora Lutz Ross P. Staples BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Sara R. Hume Alice C. Kramer Evelyn L. Nelson Marion V. Macione Robert K. Quinn Frederick W. Penza Audrey L. Tricco MUSIC DEPARTMENT Theodore K. Leutz Robert K. Love Aristotle P. Panagako Warren D. Wood 12 PRACTICAL and FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Raymond W. Bacon Catherine Bresinski Earl T. Beshong Bertil G. Bloom Dorothy L. Bloom Curtis L. Bushby Joseph L. Cody Rita L. Grossberg Eugene T. McCarthy Linda K. McGrath Ruth M. Russo Olga E. Sachs PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Joan M. Landry Peter E. Schuerch Frank Ball William J. Reynolds Paul M. Bean Josephine M. Chase Andrea L. Wragg Joseph D. Hoague Maura A. Kearn John P. Killilea LIBRARY AUDIO-VISUAL HEALTH y, 1 -V £ Gertrude C. Felt Dorothy M. Rose ■ Alice E. Cann Oscar E. Larson Claire J. Hanson OFFICE Mary Galiano Jaqueline Northrup Christine Swartwout Marie Desisto Ss� CAFETERIA STAFF Geraldine O’Leary, Hazel Lucey, Vivianne Bossi, Helen Egan, Eleanor Murphy, Elva Barrett, Marian James, Mildred Freeman, Lena Nugent, Netta Snow, Ruth Wettergreen. Ruth J. Mucica DARTNIOU U‘ Vincent Migliore Vice-President Steven Limone President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Debra Smith Secretary George Leach Treasurer 16 Lawrence Abbott Hockey; Cross Country; Yeshman Football. Carefree LARRY — Always ound near a hockey rink — emembers the ’67 state hock- ■y tournament . . . parties at he Island . . . Space and Avi- tion rates as top class; Rotun- li’s spaghetti suppers. Steven Abruzi Cheerful, fun-loving STEVE enjoys water skiing, swim- ming, and baseball. Remem- bers science with Mr. Blanch- ard and the fire at M.H.S. When not working at the car wash STEVE is usually loafing around.” Douglas Adams Wrestling; Spring Track; Freshman and Sophomore Football. DOUG: enjoyed wrestling and biology. Will always remember Breakhart and F block study in his sophomore year; an active member of DeMolay and M.A.I.C.; M.S. Frank Alfano Tennis Team; Sophomore Football; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee. FRANK remembers physics with Mr. Uilman, and Hallu- cination Night, 1968. Likes skiing, baseball and bouncing around in The Whaler. clutching our flimsy paper schedules as we groped about the halls. Ralph Alfaro Spanish Club. Math with Mr. Driscoll . . History with Mr. Burr . . enjoys soccer . . . hang- ng around with T.T., R.S., ind S.S. . . . passes time bait- ng D.G. into political argu- nents . . . intends to go to ollege after graduation. David Alkins Previous School: Greater Boston Academy. J.V. Basketball; Football 2; D.E.C.A. OLLEY enjoyed basketball, football and Mr. Quinn ' s DECA Club; He will always remem- ber the summer of 68”; Pas- times include work and hang- ing around the S.P.A. Frederick W. Alvarez Jr. Spanish Club, Pres.; Foot- ball. Good-looking FRED, a football and hockey enthusi- ast. Favorite class: Eng. with Mr. Cooper. HAWK remem- bers the night of the Great Race.” Enjoys checkin ' and eating. Jill Ambrogne Student Council; Class Treasurer; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Ski Club; F.T.A.; Win- ter Ball Committee. Cheerful JILL fondly remembers March 26, 1966, the Junior Prom, and the kay- ak at Abbott’s Island. JILL enjoys just riding around in her spare time. Alan Anderson Baseball; Drama Club; Freshman Basketball. ANDY remembers the walkout and the fire. SI can be seen drivin’ the tank or work- ing at Newhall’s. Favorite sports include baseball, golf, swimming. Christine Anderson F.T.A., President; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; French Club; LOG Literary Staff; Washington Trip. Friendly CRIS fondly remembers summers ’67, ’68 in Maine; B.F.; math with Mr. McIntyre was her favor- ite; a member of Rainbow and an avid basketball and hockey fan; Oh no!” Linda J. Anthony LOG Advertising Editor; Girls Club; Honor Society; Debate Club; Junior Classical League. Math with Mr. Ganley . . . J.S.H. with Mr. Hildreth . . . summer of ’66 . . . musical chairs in C block study . . . enjoys camping and canoeing. Paul Armstrong Rifle Club. ARM ' s favorite classes in- cluded math and Mr. Bjorn- son’s chemistry class. Likes all phases of rocketry, especially launching rockets. Work at Faulkner’s occupies spare time. In October, the FIRE brought us an unexpected but appreciated week’s vacation; Sigute Astravas Drama Club; Biology Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; French Club. SIGGIE’S favorites are bas- ketball games, Biology with Mr. Messenger, and Math. Likes sewing and reading. Remembers summer of 67; Tri-Hi-Y. Stephen Austin STEVE enjoys baseball and swimming. Favorite classes in- clude English, Spanish, and Elementary Science with Mr. Gossom. He is in the lawn mowing business; collects coins and reads in his spare time. Considerate, prompt. Sandra Baker Junior Prom Decoration Committee. SANDY ... pen thief of E block; Spanish with Mrs. Burgy . . . the art room is her second home ■ • • enjoys arch- ery, cooking, painting (of course) and pottery making . . . I.W.R. and W.V.A. . . . ’66 with D.V. John Ball Audio-Visual Club, Vice- President, Chief Dispatcher; Track Team. SAINT: English with Mrs. Daly; a patient weight-lifter; among the pyromaniacs who fondly remember the fire; also loves weapons of all types; Columbian Squares. 18 Drama Club, Treasurer: -OG Staff; Glee Club; En- emble; Imprint Staff; Girls’ Hub; G.A.A.; Junior Prom lommittee; Leaders’ Club. PATTY ... Mr. Ganley ' s nath class ■ ■ . Mr. Wilson’s hology class . . . Mr. De- Teso’s U.S.H. class . . . likes alking . . . works at Melrose 3 ublic Library. Cross Country 1-4; Spring Track 3, 4; Indoor Track 4. ART: carefree and unique; chemistry with Mr. Bjornson; loves all sports; hangs around downtown; golf on the Mill”; enjoys almost any- thing. BIG D” . . . Biology with Dr. Fieldman . . . remembers the crew at the Hospital . . . (especially the blonde candy striper) . . . Yeah right, that’s close” . . . likes golf and swimming . . . C.Y.O. . . . hobby; kicking Don out of the Drug Center. Student Council Representa- tive; Field Hockey; Girls’ Tumbling; IMPRINT; Girls’ Club; Winter Ball Committee; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Thistle Staff. Little WINNIE . . . likes skiing and sailing . . . remem- bers Junior Prom with T.P. . . . day-dreamer. as a result, we shared our lockers with the Juniors displaced from the 4th floor. Ellen Barton G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Fresh- nan Girls’ Chorus; Pep Club. Hockey spectator . . . likes ater skiing . . . homeroom Ath Mr. Bushbee . . . con. iv. with Mr. Brown . . . psy- hology with Mr. Croston . . . ion-conformist . . . summer 58 ... paints flowers on a dooming Dodge . . . C.Y.O. Susan Bemis G.A.A.; Basketball; D.E.C.A. BOOM, a basketball and football fan, rates classes with Mr. Cooper and Mr. DeTeso tops. Likes bombing around with N.J.H., grabbing with J.D., and listening to the Young Rascals. Richard Bernard Wrestling, Captain; Rev Raiders, President. RICK’S favorites include wrestling and skiing. Known for his red hair and Unbe- lievable Intelligence. Re- members junior prom; math with Dr. Rockwood. Keeps busy working on cars. Anne Bertulli Drama Club; Thistle Staff; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; PAL. Artistic ULLI can be found working at Sear’s Coffee Shop or driving her little auto. Psy- chology class was a favorite. Distinguished by long, dark brown black” hair. 19 Mk t ✓ Linda Bigwood Student Council; Girls ' Club; V.P.; Field Hockey; Student Congress; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Winter Ball Committee; Powder Puff Football, Chair- man. Active BIGGIE remembers Junior Prom ’68 . . . Scituate . . . The Box . . . Playing lizard. We elected Gregg Binford Football; Wrestling; Track; Student Congress. BIN . . . Physics with Mr. Ullman . . . Illumination Night . . . works at Quinn Shoe Company in Malden . • • likes wrestling, football, hock- ey, and skiing . . . taking five with F.M.A. our freshman class officers I Virginia Biscoe Leaders’ Club; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; IM- PRINT; Powder Puff Foot- ball. GINNY remembers history with Mr. Burr, sophomore year, Mission Impossible” with D.G., Scituate, the box, gym with Funny. and the girls, Adrina 40 Jeanne Black G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; En- semble; Glee Club; Girls’ Basketball. Friendly JEANNE can be found singing, playing the guitar, or writing music. She will never forget her summer of ’67 in Europe. Contagious laugh. Goshgarian, Lyssa Black Girls’ Club; Drama Club; Pep Club: G.A.A. LYSSA ' S favorites are skiing, Simon and Garfunkel, and purple light bulbs. She will remember weekends at Crane ' s Beach. LYS likes playing her guitar. Rainbow member. Paul Blake Hockey; Soccer; Student Congress; Student Council, V.P., 2; Winter Ball Commit- tee. PAUL ' S favorites include hockey, girls, and psych, with Mr. Croston. Remembers summer of ' 68 and Carousel with A.D. What else is new?” Milk — the vitality drink! Peter Blakey Football; Spring Track; Basketball; Student Congress; Weightlifting; Honor Society. Individualistic PETER en- joys playing football and likes to recall the island” and Thanksgiving of ’67. Biology and math with Mr. Carroll were favorites . . . catching rays.” Richard Blauvelt RICK likes baseball, foot- ball, and basketball. Remem bers U.S. History with Mr Driscoll and August 17. member of BYF. Plans to gc into either the Navy or Mar ines after graduation. 20 Janet Bloom Douglas Bowen Richard A. Bowen Robert Bowes Band; G.A.A.; Freshman Basketball; PAL; Honor Soci- ty; IMPRINT. BLOOMER’S favorite sport s basketball. Remembers vlath with Mr. LaRosa. iX orks as receptionist M-W Tospital. Swimming and oadng in N.H. . . . College. Freshman Football. Good-looking DOUG rates hockey and skin diving as tops. Liked science class. Remembers parties and sum- mer of ’68. Office work. Col- lege is in DOUG’S future plans. RICHIE worked at Auto- matic Radio; Likes building models and playing baseball and basketball. At M.H.S., his favorite class was English. His future plans include joining the Navy or Air Force. D.E.C.A. Swimming and going to pro wrestling meets are among BOB’S favorites. En- joys working on his car and job at Clement’s. Remembers D.E.C.A. with Mr. Quinn. Air Force after graduation. Allison Weatberbee, Edith Hayden, and Jill Ambrogne, swept the field. William Boyce Winter Track, co-captain; pring Track; Football 1, 2. Athletic BILL enjoyed math vith Mr. Nieman, homeroom vith Mr. McIntyre. Will al- vays remember beating Wakefield in Spring Track 68. Likes sleeping Saturday nornings. Susan Boyson Field Hockey 2; Girls’ Club 3, 4; Drama Club 1-4; Tumbling; Junior Prom Com- mittee; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Leaders Club. SUE remembers Math with Dr. Rockwood . . . enjoys tumbling (a lot!) . . . sews . . . college bound. Ellen Brady At Joliet J.H.S. (Illinois) — Cheerleader; National Honor Society; French Club; Psy- chology Club; Pep Club; Stu- dent Assistant; American Field Service. ELLEN, an avid football fan who also likes Biology, has grand thoughts of 52; college ahead for ELLEN. Audrey Breed Thistle Secretary; G.A.A.; Student Congress. Art, especially painting, is distinctive AUD’S favorite pastime; avoids work if pos- sible; summer of ’68 and run- ning about with R.S.; English with Mrs. Rosberg; off to col- lege. 21 Judith Ann Broadhead D.E.C.A.; Girls’ Club. JUDY . . . has many mem- ories of D.E.C.A. with Mr. Quinn . . . could never forget the winter ball with Bob . . . loves to swim and ski ... baby-sitting . . . future: Em- ployer’s Group Insurance Co. and much success for JUDY. Richard Brown Band; Junior Classical Lea- gue. DICK likes basketball; baseball; tennis and golf. Fa- vorite classes include Latin, Physics and Band. Remembers unwild parties at O.J.’s house; the wild games after school. Spends time hacking around.” Robert Brugman Football, 1, 2; Basketball, 1 . JOE remembers Mr. Car- roll’s math class and the trip to California. Enjoys golf and football; going with the guys. Works as summer landscaper. College ahead. David Brussard Hockey; Golf. Tall ED likes all kinds of sports. His favorite class was Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle; keeps busy with work at Au- tomatic Radio; riding around; checkin’. College ahead. Our freshman hockey team, under Coach Ciccoria, went undefeated in 1 1 games — dssuring Christine Burke Freshman Girls’ Chorus. CHRIS liked history with Mr. DeTeso; Writes short sto- ries and poetry. Remembers D P. and all the good times. Spends time baby-sitting or on endless walks with C.Z. Thomas Burke At Wakefield High: Foot- ball; Hockey; Track. M.H.S. — Football; Hockey; Track. TOM liked winning the Thanksgiving game, ’67. En- joyed biology and psychology. Came to M.H.S. from Wakefield sophomore year. Likes hackin ' around, listening to the oldies. Ira A. Burnim Debate Club, President 4, Treasurer 2; Honor Society; Student Congress. PLUG-UGLY; how could he ever forget those Debate trips and the old VW? many good times in Math with Mr. Ganley and U.S.H. with Mr. Hildreth; basketball and sailing; scavanger; Sharon. Kimberley P. Bush Drama Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Lead- ers Club. KIM, a football and hockey fan; remembers World Civ. with Mr. Croston, summer of ' 68 with T.M.; likes bike rid- ing with L.M., water and snow skiing. Works at Sugar and Spice Bakery. 22 Brian Butler Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Junior Classical League. BLITTS . • • math with Mr. Driscoll . sophomore foot- ball with Mr. McIntyre . . . laughing at J. ... works sum- mers in Malden . . . enjoys playing basketball. Kenneth Byrne Football. KEN, a football, basket- ball, and hockey enthusiast. Passed many Friday nights riding around in the Chariot. Remembers French with Mrs. Bean and lunch periods with the Major. Lucia Callahan G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. LUCY . . . homeroom with Mr. McIntyre • ■ • work at Brooks . . . enjoys sewing Senior Prom ' 68 hockey fan . . . came to M.H.S. in sophomore year from Revere. Paula Callahan D.E.C.A.; Tumbling Club; Girls’ Club. PAULA, a water skier re- calls Psychology with Mr. Croston; the summer of ' 68 with P.D. and Nov. 28, 1967; PAULA can be caught watching T.H.E.M. with G.G. varsity coach Hughes that Melrose would remain ”Hockeytown, U.S.A.” Paul Camerlin Wrestling. PAUL enjoys hockey and football; remembers Mr. Cros- ton’s Psychology class; fondly recalls N.Y.C. and Abbott’s Island; lists work as tree climbing! PAUL intends to go to college after he gradu- ates. Mary Ellen Campbell Spanish Club; Junior Clas- sical League; Softball; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. MARY ELLEN enjoys skiing, softball, and watching football games; works at In- ternational House of Pan- cakes; Sophomore Biology was her favorite class; likes to sew. Jeffrey Canada If CASA isn’t at Cerretani’s, he ' s on the golf course. Space science and hanging around the P.L. occupy the rest of his time. Remembers Aug. ’67. Linda Cann LIN enjoys English, espe- cially with Mr. Conn. Collec- ting glass, dolls, and stuffed animals are favorite pastimes for Linda. Also, she enjoys football, basketball, and work at the Telephone Company. 23 Maureen Cargill G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls ' Club. MOE is either at a football game or drag racing on week- ends. She remembers Miss Carrabis ' class and the summer of 1965 with M L. That cer- tain boy.” Kenneth P. Carlucci Freshman Football; J.V. Football; Student Congress; Powder Puff Cheerleader. Good-looking CHI likes football, lunch, and playing the drums. Remembers May 27, 1967, hiking with Bud, and being with Kit. Deborah Carr G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. DEBBIE, an enthusiastic hockey and football fan, remembers a huge birthday cake, the winter of ' 66, fall of ' 67, H R with Mr. McIntyre and Mr. Croston’s history class. Each year we faced the complexities of data-processed course selection, Stephen Case Drama Club, Vice- President; Drama Club Com- mittee Chairman. BASSETT enjoys track, Drama with Mrs. Hamlin; remembers The Skin of Our Teeth ; a moviemaker and playwright — ' Sunday Never Came”: an actor and a dancer. Frank Catania Friendly FRANK enjoys skiing and hunting. Mr. Bjornson ' s Chemistry class and ' Chickenwoman hold a special place in his memory. Saving for a car is a special hobby for FRANK. Georgia Chakalis Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; FT. A.; Ski Club; Drama Club. Cute GEORGIA— a water skier, surfer, and sailor. An amateur golfer and profes- sional talker. Remembers the summer of ’68. Patricia Carroll Drama Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. PATTIE’S favorite sport is tennis. She enjoyed English with Mr. Conn and remem- bers the Sr. Prom with Don- ald. A collector. and we learned Edward Charlton Football; Basketball. EDDIE and Nahant Beach 1968 were an inseparable pair. Nassau with Coughie. TOP DOWN.” One of the Y” guys. 24 George Charos Baseball; Spring Track; Winter Track; Student Con- gress. CROW can be found surfing in the summer; he belongs to Rex home Com- petition Surf Team. Remem- bers the fish at the ’68 Hockey tourney. Spends week-ends and summers at Marshfield. Michael Christie Rifle Team 1 2 3. Psychology is MICHAEL ' S favorite class. But Friday nites downtown were more memor- able. Works at Friendly’s and is an avid hockey fan. Elaine Christensen D.E.C.A. Girls Club. STRETCH ... Mr. Brown ' s history class . . . summer of ’68; works at Tele- phone Company; likes basket- ball . . . passes time hanging around with D.C. and C.R. • . . enjoys sewing. Arleen Cieplik Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; FT. A. Arleen — a football fan, re- remembers math with T.H. and Aug. 1967. Keeps busy outside of school by going to M M and hanging around with L.L. that even the ff infallible ” computer could make mistakes to confuse and amuse us. Jamie Lynn Cimaglia Junior Prom Committee Chairman; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Leaders’ Club. JAMIE won’t forget that extended” trip to UMass, Hampton ’68 or her first parachute jump. The longest hair in the school and an infamous arguer. Beverly Clark Varsity Tennis; LOG Staff; Spanish Club; IMPRINT Staff; Glee Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A. BEV will fondly remember Mr. Nieman’s Math Class, Garroup picnics, G.P.S., and July 13, 1968 ... Favorite pastime — Telphone calls from South Carolina and C.R. Stetson Clark Drama Club. STETS remembers acting in The Crucible and English with Mr. Crane. A skier, golf- er and coin collector. Patricia Clemens Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. PAT . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . 6-10-68 summers ’67 and ’68 likes skiing . . . work at Mel- rose- Wakefield Hospital . . . vacation at Marshfipld skiing the mountains of New Hampshire . . . riding around with the kids. 25 Carol Cleveland Paul Coish Anne M. Colella Modern Dance; LOG Staff; THISTLE; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; F T. A.; Pep Club. Talkative CAROL . . . the Winter Ball of ’66 . . . good times in Hyannis . . . Judy Collins and Ray Charles Con- certs ... a constant blusher. Football 1; Wrestling. M1SHMOUSE enoys hockey, football and hitting partys. MISH ' S favorite classes in- clude lunch and D. Block study. Remembers N.Y.C. PAUL will join the Navy af- ter graduation. Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Pep Club. U.S. history with Mr. De- Teso . . • remembers junior prom . . . May 12, 1968 . . . likes hockey . . . favorite pas- time is going out in a ’55 Ford . . . plans on going to college. Elizabeth Coleman Freshman Girls’ Chorus. BETSY ... a blondie . . . I lists fondest memory as Junior Prom with Don . . . enjoyed bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis . . . works as an aide at the Tuell Nursing I Home . . . enjoys the beach at Nahant. We returned to A i.H.S. in the fall of ’66 as confidentf?) sophomores looking with Richard J. Comeau Student Congress; Class Representative; Winter Track Captain; Spring Track; Foot- ball. RICK . . . Mr. Brown’s Con. Civ. class . . . New York trip with R.B.M. . . . a star in football and track . . . spends time checkin’ with P.R. and J.M. . . . listens to S. and G. Wayne Colvin A.V. Club; Color Guard. WAYNE’S favorite mem- ories include Mr. Morrow ' s math class and the Washing- ton trip with Ribbit Hood”; A camper and a Mt. climber. John Concannon Wrestling. Lanky JACK — likes hock- ey, football, and girls. Remembers Con. Civ. with Mr. Brown — all nighters at J.D.’s. Spends time checkin! College ahead. Gary Conserva D.E.C.A. MR. C.” liked psychology with Mr. Croston. Works as a piano repairman. Pastimes in- clude golf, skin diving, bom- bing around, and checkin’. Recalls the all nighters at the Cape. Gerald Constantino T1NO” . . . easy going — favorite sport: Hockey. Won’t soon forget Abbott ' s Island or the Junior Prom. Favorite class was U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso. Always spending time and money in Boston with Fonc. Marilyn Contreas Drama Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; T.C.L.; IMPRINT. Fun-to-be-with MAL enjoys watching hockey and football . . . History with Mr. Burr and English . . . TR1-HI-Y . . . Likes to read and listen to music . . . The Ribbit” Trip. Walter Conway Football; Baseball; Hqckey. Athletic and carefree WAL- LY remembers summer of ’67 with Cheese steak; Lunch and Sandbox I with Mishmouse; working at the Quick Mart or playing cards at the Penthouse occupy his spare time. Susan Louise Cook Honor Society, Sec.; French Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Student Congress. Friendly and respected SUE; a creative seamstress remembers those good times in Math class with Mr. Gan- ley. Enjoys working with young children, a member of Youth Forum, Rainbow, and CFG . . . SUE is on the Go! disbelief on the plight of the lost and misdirected Frosh: Had we acted like that ? Charles Coombs T1LO . . . Doc Fieldman’s biology class ■ • . May 21st . . . summer of ’68 . . . en- joys football and basketball works at Melrose- Wakefieid Hospital . . . pas- ses time hanging around the beach or downtown . . . likes to work on ’62 Falcon. Chris Copeland Football; Wrestling; Auto Club. CHRIS ( not Christopher, please not Christopher”) can usually be found working on cars or riding around with Stretch, Bunion, Pit, and Dumpy. Fondest memories: trying to get rid of auto club car and psych, with Mr. Cros- ton. Marianne Corrado G.A.A.; Pep Club. CORRACH1 fondly remembers all those complete- ly unique experiences in the summer of ' 68 with Sarge, S.U.D., and the 55; Hey, Mamma!”; work at Anton’s Cleaners; wide smile. Donna Marie Correia F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club. Friendly, smiling DONNA will always remember UMass. December 22, 1965. Dancing and buying shoes occupy much of DONNA ' S free time. Long hair. Summer of ’67. 27 Daniel J. Coughlan Football; Winter Track; Spring Track; Weightlifting. Colorful DANNY; red curly hair; bass guitar for BRED”; Brutus and Caesar; English with Mrs. Daly; Plea- sure Island; Easter weekend ‘68; ' ' Hey, so . . • huh?” Judith Coussoule Leaders Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Winter Ball Committee. Hey JUDE . . . No!” Up on the clutch and down on the gas! JUDE takes an interest in everyone. Remem- bers Mr. DeTeso’s U.S. His- tory class and Nov. 24, 1966 . W A E.K.? Judith Cranford D.E.C.A.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Mischievous JUDI watching football and basket- ball . . . Briarwood ' 68 with RUM. and D.C. ... Mr. Croston’s World Civ. class work at Liggetts sewing; . . . fighting JUDI. Donna Crikos CRICKET won’t forget the night at the Green House or Senior Prom ’68. Physiology was her favorite class; a traveler who enjoys meeting new people and an enthusias- tic swimmer and diver. New organizations, such as the French, Spanish, Biology, Ajito, and Photography Clubs Richard Cronin Glee Club; Ensemble; Dra- ma Club. RICK, an enthusiastic skier and golfer. Psychology with Mr. Croston was his favorite class. When he can find the time, RICK loafs. Still remembers Where’s Char- lie?” Pamela A. Cummings Glee Club; Gymnastics; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Vivacious PAMMY’S spe- cial memories are the Junior Prom with D.C. and Psycholo- gy with Mr. Croston. She can be found tumbling or just hacking around with Don and N.H. Likes gymnastics and skiing. Kathleen A. Cunningham A baseball enthusiast, KATHY loves the Red Sox. Her eyes light up with men- tion of the Summer of ’68 and E.L. Kathy also enjoys drum corps competitions. Fu- ture work at the Prudential. Susan Curtin Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Well dressed SUE, handy with a needle and thread re- calls fondly the summer of 1968 and those good times in The Boston Tea Party.” 28 Ann Cutter LOG Art Staff; Drama Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.;Washing- ton Trip; Ski Club; FT. A.; Ir. Prom Committee; Pep Club Friendly ANN enjoyed Art with Mr. Cody and Mrs. Grossberg; Ribbit Trip ' 68; summer ' 68 at Winnepesau- kee; and saying Get Out!” Janice Daly Girls, Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. JANICE is a lover of sports; swimming, skiing, horseback riding, and watch- ing basketball and hockey are her favorites. Always riding around with S.B. Real- ly enjoyed summers in Ossi- pee. Remember that home- room with Mr. Ganley?! 6 Linda D’Ambrosio Always smiling and friend- ly; Tri-Hi-Y; P.E. with Fun- ny” and English with Mrs. Daly; likes art and hockey; Wow!” associates March 10, 1968 with Kenny; buys clothes; sends cards; and lis- tens to the stereo at Kenny’s. T Susan Dame F.T.A.; Girls ' Club; PAL. SUE; homeroom with L.D.; favorite subject is English; works at Sullivan’s Restau- rant; likes football and surfing; secretary of E.Y.C.; a member of Rainbow. tv ere formed to provide new and interesting activities for more students. Stephen D’Antilio DUMPY’S many memories include biology with Mr. Wil- son, History with Mr. DeTeso, and nights in Andover. He also likes work with A.T.D. and riding around in the Blue Whale.” Walter D’Antilio Good-looking CHIP en- joyed his biology and physiol- ogy classes. He remembers nights up Andover.” CHIP keeps busy with contracting, driving around, or hunting . . . great sense of humor. Patricia Dargie Jr. Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Lively PATTI keeps busy working at Brook’s, sewing or talking on the phone. She re- calls history with Mr. Dris- coll; the night of the Junior Prom, summers in N.H.; laugh with Shoulder?! ¥ Richard Davis Tennis. Waterskiing, football, and hockey rate high with DICK. He also enjoyed Chemistry with Mr. Bjornson, classes with Mr. Brown and Mr. McIntyre. DICK enjoys riflery and finds time for working at Anderson Little. 29 L Albert Dean Drama Club; Honor Soci- ety; Band; Orchestra; Audio- Visual Club. BARRY fondly remembers Germany and the summer of ' 68; rates Physics with Mr. Cutting as his favorite . . . work at Percy’s occupies his spare time . . . enjoys basket- ball and listening to jazz. Linda DeCelles Drama Club. Unique LINA PUMPKIN remembers attending GPS, etc. with HCM; Mrs. Ham- lin’s Drama class and English with Mrs. Bestul. Likes div- ing, reading, and listening to the stereo; Emersonian ten- dencies. Mary De Croteau D.E.C.A.; G.A.A. Petite, blonde MAE remembers D.E.; Mr. Blastos’ and Mr. Morse’s Classes; en- joys horseback riding, bowl- ing, spending time with parties, working at Cerretani’s, and Melrose-Wakefield Hos- pital. Cross Country, Co-Capt.; Track, THISTLE; English History Club. Easy going BILL recalls History and Mrs. Daly’s En- glish Class at M.H.S. Fondly remembers the time he had amnesia. When not working at Pleasure Island he enjoys living and the good times. William Del lea Students crowded into trains and swarmed the Boston Garden to see the varsity Diane Delmastro Girls Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Drama Club; Pep Club; Pow- der Puff. DI ANE remembers biology with Doc Fieldman A.N.S. . - . ’68 Sr. Prom with L.C. . . . enjoys water skiing, Ain’t no shot!’’ . • • Tri-Hi- Y. Jeanne Elizabeth DeMarco Drama Club; Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Choraleers. JEANNIE recalls Mr. Burr ' s U.S. History class . . . planning on a fashion desig- ning career . . . favorite pas- time is Jim . . . enjoys horse- back riding, swimming sew- ing, music, and art ... C.Y.O. . . • Downtown. Patricia Denley Student Congress; Girls’ Club; Leaders Club; Gymnas- tic Club; Powder Puff Foot- ball. Bubbly TWINKIE” re- members Physics with Mr. Cutting and Math with Doc” Rockwood, the Ice Capades of Jan. ’68. Robert Dennen All-around BOBBY remem- bers January ’66 as his fondest memory. His favorite ; pastime is working with The ! Bred. He enjoys diving and j checkin ' along with baseball, ] fishing, and hunting. Rates ! English with Mr. Chimmons-I as a favorite; Hey Turkey.” Barbara Destasio Student Congress; Leaders’ Hub; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; F’owder Puff Football. Petite BARB remembers Be ' 68 Senior Prom with ..D. Marblehead with D.D., IT., and K.S. Yours or nine?” Cindy Devine Pep Club; D.F..C.A. CINY enjoys horseback riding and remembers two years with Mr. LaRosa at M.H.S. Fondly recalls May 30, 1967 and a special sailor; Bud. When not working at the Telephone Company, she enjoys going down R.M.’s with ].G. and K.D. Susan DiGiacomo French Club; Glee Club; Honor Society; J.C.L. Quiet and graceful SUE can be recognized by her long, dark hair. Her special thoughts include the U.N. Pil- grimage, summer of ' 67, and French 31. A linguist. Also likes horseback riding. Donna DiNocco D.E.C.A. Quiet DONNA fondly remembers the birth of her brother. Already a hairdresser — likes working with wiglets. Enjoys swimming and skating. Her favorite classes were rec- ord keeping, and math with Mr. Humphrey and Miss Car- rabis. basketball team Take the Tech ” and go on to become the ’66-’67 state champions. Jennifer Dixon LOG Staff; IMPRINT Staff; iirls Club; F.T.A. Personable JENNIFER will lways remember the weekend It West Point and the Wash- ington trip; The Saugus kids”; H R. with Mr. Ganley; lways laughing with C.R.; 7t.; loves skiing and dancing. Jeanne Dolan Girls ' Club; Thistle Ass’t. Art Editor; Powder Puff Foot- ball; G.A.A.; Spanish Club; Pep Club. JEANNIE . . . Winter Ball ' 67 . . . Chemistry with Mr. G. . . . New Years Eve 67-68 . . . Mr. Croston ' s psychology class . . . enjoys sewing and the beach . . . homeroom with Mr. Ganley. Stephen Dolloff Hockey; Baseball 1 . Quiet STEVE enjoyed U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso. Ele- mentary Science and Chem with Mr. Bjornson. His favor- ites include hockey (!) and riding around with Con. Re- calls many times at the Is- land.” David Donahue Football; F.T.A. ; Audio Visual Club. Big, quiet DAVE enjoyed football and classes with Mr. Croston at M.H.S. When not working, or participating in the Columbian Squires DAVE enjoys just driving around or fishing. 31 John A. D ' Onofrio Ensemble; Glee Club. At M.H.S. ID. liked Economics, Space and Avia- tion and Psychology- He remembers the Rocket Trip and work at Bob ' s Market. He keeps busy with checkin ' and taking care of his car. Joseph Donohue Freshman and Sophomore Football; Freshman Hockey. History with Mr. Croston. Likes checkin’, football and hockey. TOE will never forget the good times at the Island and Hampton Beach with the guys. Eileen Doran Drama Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. Perky, vivacious EILEEN will never forget homeroom with Mr. Ganley and Psychol- ogy with Mr. Croston. Sum- mer of ' 68 with J.F., sewing. James Downey Rifle Team. IlM’S favorites at M.H include eating at the M.H cafeteria, and Space and Av tion with Mr. Matthews. He bies include shooting a hunting. Work at Transist- Automation Corp. A surprise snoivstorm brought us a shortened day of school as teachers, unable to Robert E. Drew Roberta Driscoll Leonard Dudley Sharon Earley Skiing, street racing, and working on his car take up DREWSIE ' S spare time. Fa- vorite classes include U.S. History with Mr. Driscoll and Psychology with Mr. Croston. Remembers Cathi, the Junior Prom weekend, Nov. 24, April 10. Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Gregarious BOBBIE will always remember November 24, 1966 with T.D. Business arithmetic with Mr. Humphreys rates high. Likes swimming, football, hockey. Works at Blue Bell Cleaners. Busy LENNY will always remember Math class with Mr. LaRosa and art class. Working at Cerretani’s oc- cupies most of LENNY ' S free time. Looks forward to join- ing the Navy. IMPRINT; Debate Club- President; Drama Club; G Club. Blonde SHIRLEY enjc herself most when a watching television; reme bers Con Civ. with Mr. H dreth and Miami; enjoys fo ball games. 32 Janice Eaton LOG Art Staff; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; IMPRINT. Lively JANICE with the pretty eyes; a Kappa girl; worked at MWH during the summer; skis at Killington; college ahead for graceful JANICE. Joanne Ebert Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Hockey and football games; August 16, 1966 with Danny. Likes bombing around with MA. and J.F. Review Math with Mr. Humphreys. JODI is sure to be a successful secre- tary. Peter Egan PETE will remember World Civilization with Mr. Croston at M.H.S. Also recalls a certain week at EXPO with David and Mike. Cars, hun- ting, and football occupy spare time. College ahead. Heidi Eklund Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Winter Ball Commit- tee; Junior Prom Committee. A person who loves to ski, blonde HEIDI is also a hock- ey fan. Memories include math with Mr. Driscoll and, especially, the summer of ’68 in Gloucester. park in the school lot, left during B-hlock to remove their cars from Melrose Street . Sandra Elgart Tumbling Club; Girls’ Hub; G.A.A. Football and horseback rid - ng rate high with petite iANDY. Remembers summer if ’67 and riding around in a 57 Chevy. Keeps busy work- ng at Brooks. A future secre- ary. Jeffrey Elliott New IMPRINT Editor-in- Chief, Assistant Sports Editor; Gymnastics, Captain; Tennis; Honor Society; Orchestra. Ambitious, energetic JEFF remembers advanced Math with The Rock” and skiing at Sunapee. His favorite pas- time: listening to classical music. Roger Erickson Football. LEIF . . . Chemistry class with Mr. Bjornson and Crow . . . likes football and hockey . . . remembers riding shot- gun with The Hawk” . . . plans to go to college after graduation. Gilbert Erikson At Hinkley Prep School, Maine; Lacrosse; soccer; out- ing club. Treasurer. GIL came to M.H.S. from Hinkley Prep as a Junior. Gil rates water and snow skiing as tops but also finds time for scuba-diving. Summer of ’67 and Florida are fondest mem- ories. 33 Beth Erviti Jane Evans John F. Evans Paul E. Fallon Debate Club; G.A.A.; This- tle; Leaders Club; Glee Club; J.C.L. Friendly BETH rates foot- ball, basketball and fencin.it as favorites. Fondest memories are Washington Trip and Russian class. Likes horseback riding and long walks. Girls’ Club: G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Tennis Team; Junior Classical League; F.T.A.; Ski Club. Busy JANIE will always remember the HOUSE” and grooving in the TOWER”; rates Latin with Miss Werneth as her favorite class; enjoys hockey and football. Gymnastics EVIE can always J e found working on cars. Auto Shop with Mr. Schuerch and Mr. Beshong were his favorites. Enjoys football, gymnastics, and golf. Remembers good times with Bunny. Orchestra; Drama Club. PAUL likes baseball and football; Remembers best the fire of ’65. Also, PAUL en- joyed Chemistry with Mr. Bjornson and Biology with Mr. Walton. Wants to attend Salem. Our extremely active Debate Team compiled many impressive victories, won the Frederic Farrand DEC. A. FRED rates English with Mrs. Daly — Beauty is only skin deep” — his favorite class at M.H.S. Working at Garniss Market, girl watching, hockey games, and boat racing take up most of FRED ' S time. Sheila Farrell Tumbling Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Junior Classical League. SHEILA will always remember Math class and the Senior Prom ’68 with R.K. Member of Tri-Hi-Y. Catherine A. Feeney Lawrence Festa G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pow- Honor Society, der Puff Football; Drama Club; FEZZ remembers Mrs. Student Congress. Daly — Beauty is only skin CATHY, always smiling, deep — ” as his favorite mem- fondly remembers the ’68 ory of M.H.S. Favorite class is Junior Prom; September 8, Math with Doc; favorite sport 1968; Mr. Humphrey ' s Busi- is hockey. Work at the Drug ness class; bombing around Center. downtown; Secretary of Boffo; watching hockey and football games. 34 Freshman Football; Track. Active BILL remembers 1 A.Y.D.M., horror shows with Orge, and Hampton Beach in I the summer. FISH keeps busy at the car wash and beating ■around the track. Drama Club, Imprint. CAESAR is a basketball enthusiast . . . Lists favorite class as Math • . . An avid T.V. watcher . . . Line Officer in Demolay . . • Although he is famous for blonde hair he likes certain long brunette tresses. Robert Foley BOB, a transfer in his seni- or year, played baseball, foot- ball, and hockey at Lynnfield High. BOB will always remember an old beat-up TR- 4. BOB plans college after high school. Fxib- nn Forcellati Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. PENNY enjoys baseball . . . summer in Florida . . . remembers her math class with Mr. Humphreys . . . pas- ses time hanging around” . . . plans to work in an office as a secretary after graduation. State Championship, and met teams f rom all over the nation at the Nationals.” Michael T. Ford John Forney Linda Foster Richard Foster Rifle Team 1-4; Drama Club 2-4; Spanish Club 3-4; ( Honor Society; Tennis Team I 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; New ’Imprint, Sports Editor. 1 MIKE . . . Fire drills with the Cutt . . . physics works at Sheraton Boston . . . (enjoys water-skiing, flying, and skin diving ... passes i time with stereo records. SKIP came to us freshman year from Nebraska. Enjoys football and working on cars. Remembers his first car and work at the truckshop in his spare time. Rates Space and Aviation classes as tops. Modern Dance; Glee Club; Drama Club; Student Con- gress; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Lively FOSTA rates Mr. Driscoll ' s math class as tops and will always remember Maine ' 68 with P.B. FOSTA really enjoys playing mother in her spare time. Hockey 1; Football 1; Wrestling 3, 4; Weight Lift- ing. DICKWOOD enjoys foot- ball and hockey games; remembers the ’56 Chevy with B”. His favorite pastime is loafing with the boys; Works for Scott Builders in his spare time. 35 Carol Fraser Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee. Peppy CALDONIA enjoys being with B.B.G.W.H.F.F. Inc.; fondly remembers winter ball ’67 and summer of ’68; rates bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis as tops; playing lizard with G.B. and L.B. Rosemarie Froio Girls’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; LOG Staff; Jr. Prom Committee. Long haired Rosie” listens to Art; she fondly recalls Cape Cod ' 68 and grooving in the Tower ; loves to eat and spend money. Paul Gagliardi Drama Club; Sound Com- mittee Chairman. Good-natured PAUL rates English with Mrs. Daly as his favorite class; W.T.C.W.Y.; The Skin of Our Teeth is a fond memory; working at First National keeps him busy. Dianne Gallant Cheerleader; Girls ' Club; J Field Hockey; Leaders’ Club; ; G.A.A.; Imprint; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee. Amiable and Active DI is usually seen with BBGWHFF Inc.; her fondest memory is jj Vermont, February ’68, Nor- i wich, and Mission Impossible with GB. DI remembers Biol- ogy with Dr. Fieldman as her favorite class. As Juniors we were struck with pen riant -fever, and we followed the Red Sox’s Josephine A. Gandolfi Drama Club, Secretary, President; Junior Class Trea- surer; Honor Society; Glee Club; French Club; Winter Ball Committee; Student Con- gress. JODI is involved with the theatre and fondly remembers drama with J.C.H. and related incidents.” 36 Heather K. George Glee Club; Drama Club; French Club, Treas.; Tum- bling; Orchestra. Bangs and long hair distin- guish sweet HEATHER from the crowd. She has fond thoughts of New Hampshire, Summer of ’68, G.W.T.W., French, and U.S. History. Christine Lee Gillespie Girls ' Basketball; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Field Hockey. Friendly, out-going CHRIS loves the ocean, surfing, writ- ing poems; recalls summers of ' 65 and ’68 . . . friendship of Lynn. Talks with R.C. and J.C. . . . Lessons.” Good times with D.S., D.G., and C.G. mmm BYE-BYE!” Linda Giorgio Girls’ Club; French Club; G.A.A.; F T. A. When you hear Sure thing sweetie!” you know LINDA is around. She enjoys watch- ing fireworks and THE SECRET STORM. Will al- ways remember the summer of ’68 and Gidget.” Steven James Giusto D.E.C.A. STEVE ' S favorite classes are U.S.H. and English. Will never forget the Junior Prom . . . bicycle riding. Active in Junior Achievement. Favorite pastimes are loafing around, bicycle riding. Michael Glavin Ski Club. Football, hockey, skiing, and diving rate as MIKE ' S favorite sports. JELLY BEL- LY remembers New Year’s Weekend in Maine and Gar- roup experience. Favorite class — Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton. Work at Thom McAnn. Maryanne Gleason At North Reading High School: Varsity Cheerleading; Gymnastics; World Affairs Club. MARYANNE, an individ- ual, likes swimming and ten- nis. Favorite class was French. Also enjoys sewing and shop- ping. Remembers the Cape. Janet L. Goff Debate; Drama Club; French Club Pres.; Leaders’ Club; Orchestra; IMPRINT; G.A.A.; Washington trip. JAN remembers Con Civ. with Mr. Hildreth, Jan. 26, 1968, and N.E. Districts April 1968 . . . Chinese poet- ry ... Japanese landscapes . . . flirtatious. progress play-by-play as the World Series was broadcast over the squawkboxes.” Carol Goldthwait F.T.A.; Honor Society; Girls ' Club; T.C.L.; G.A.A. CAROL ' S favorite class at M.H.S. is math. She is a mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y and B.Y.F. She also likes painting, sew- ing, and art. Mary Eileen Gorvin G.A.A.; Girls Softball. Genial EILEEN remembers her summer of ' 68 in Phila- delphia; General Business with Mr. Humphreys and his- tory with Mr. DeTeso. Spends spare time cooking and read- ing. Works at M-W Hospital. Adrina Goshgarian Freshman class president; Modern Dance president; Stu- dent Congress; Leaders’ Club; Spanish Club Treasurer; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Committee. GOSHGO won’t forget meeting Rico or watching Red Sox games; the Boys’ Gym Show; Math with Mr. LaRosa. So Listen! ” Marjorie Gove Drama Club; LOG Staff; Spanish Club; Leaders’ Club; Honor Society. MAJORITY . . . Drama with Mrs. Hamlin her favorite class . . . enjoys sewing . . . clicking the camera . ETHYL will always remember Skin Of Our Teeth . Three cheers for the maid! Scott Graham BanJ; LOG Staff; Cross Country; Junior Classical Lea- gue. When SCOTT isn ' t playing baseball, football, or basket- ball he enjoys just hacking around.” English with Mr. Morse and bus rides with the band rate as fondest mem- ories. Alexander Grammas D.E.C.A. AL has a unique and ex- pensive hobby . . . buying and selling fairly new cars — which he says means never keeping a car for more than a year” . . . enjoys history; works at Automatic Radio. Barbara Granfield Art Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. Artistic GRANNY will never forget Saturday Mass. Art classes and May of 1967 . . . favorite classes: English with Mrs. Roseberg and math with Mr. Driscoll • . . work at Wellwood’s and learning to play the guitar. Joseph J. Grant Football; Wrestling; Weight- lifting; Intramural Basketball. JOE spends nights at the rock with the big T”; will never forget Bernie”; Fi- nest Hours” in 311; a mem- ber of the crew” at MWH. Faithful fans endured a cold , driving rain to see our determined Raiders beat Dennis Gray When not snow skiing RUSTY enjoys football, base- ball, and basketball; Psycholo- gy with Mr. Croston and homeroom with Mr. Crane rate as fond memories. Works at Gray’s Maytag Home Ap- pliance Center. 38 Elizabeth Greene Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. World Civ. with Mr, Dris- coll rates as BETSY ' S favorite class. Aug. 5, 1968 and Salem Willows — fondest memories. When not working at Bur- lington Mall she enjoys hock- ey and football. John Greene When JACK isn’t playing hockey, football, or baseball he can be seen driving around town. Mr. Morse’s English class was tops . . . Fondly looks forward to the last day of school. Gayle Gustafson Field Hockey; Basketball; Jr. Prom Committee; Ski Club; Pal; Biology Club, G.A.A.; Pep Club; Girls’ Club. History with Mr. Hughes . . . experimenting with bio- chemistry ... an Epicurian . . . summer of ' 68 with C.R. . . . enjoys skiing and sailing in Maine. W ake field, 8-6, in an exciting, hard- fought, and muddy Thanksgiving Day Game. Andrew Hamelin Debate; Intramural Basket- ball. ANDY . . . ancient history with Mr. Frank . . . debating at different schools . . . likes meeting friends on debate trips • . . works as a theater usher . . . sense of humor . . . DeMolay. Carol Harkins An addition to M.H.S. from Malden High in her senior year. CAROL enjoys basketball, football and physiology. CAROL likes to while away the time listening to the Young Rascals and the Righteous Brothers. Elizabeth L. Harris LOG, Literary Editor; Hon- or Society; Leaders’ Club; Girls ' Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Drama Club; IMPRINT; Jr. Prom Committee. Big-eyed BETSY enjoys skiing on snow and water. Loves to laugh. Will always remember the Ribbit Trip” and Mr. McIntyre’s math class. Virginia Haskell G.A.A.; Pep Club. Quiet GINNY enjoys foot- ball and riding around with W.P. GINNY ' S fond mem- ories include the summer of ’68 and English with Mr. Cooper. Member of Rainbow. Likes to sew. David Hall Soccer Team; Glee Club 1-4; Band mascot 2, 3; Ensem- ble 3, 4; Junior Classical League; Operetta 2, 3. DAVE; biology with Mr. Wilson; math with Mr. Dris- coll; I’m half in the bag already”; sole volunteer for Indian mascot. Joanne Hallinan G.A.A.; Pep Club. JO; record keeping with Miss Carrabis; summer of ’68; work at Middlesex Fells Nur- sing Home; likes football and tennis; artist; riding around with N.P.; talking on the phone to V.H.; C.Y.O. Kenneth Harlow Cross Country; Wrestling. Handsome KEN enjoys all sports especially football; remembers Chemistry Lab with Mr. Bjornson; KEN ' S fa- vorite pastime is just driving around. James Harrison Golf Team; Weightlifting; Intramural Basketball. Laughing HARRI is an en- ergetic golfer and likes to play at Bellevue. Playing guitar is his favorite pastime and chemistry his favorite class. Many memories of the sum- mer of ' 68 in Billerica. 39 II Sally Hatch Girls’ Club; Spanish Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; F T. A. Always smiling SALLY en- joys participating in church groups, Tri-Hi-Y and Kappa Activities. Fond memories of math with Mr. McIntyre will remain with SALLY. Edi th Hayden Cheerleader; Class Secretary 1, 2, 3; Drama Club; Glee Club; Basketball; Leaders Club; French Club; Spanish Club; Student Congress; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Com- mittee; IMPRINT; G.A.A. Dynamic DEEDF.F ranks Mr. DeTeso ' s U.S. History class as tops . . . Summer in Europe . . . Kappa, Rainbow Worthy Advisor. ' ) Susan Healey G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Demure SUZY enjoys foot- ball, hockey and writing to G.N. SUZY considers Mr. Cooper’s English class as her favorite and fondly remem- bers January 19, 1968 . . . work at W.T.G. Patricia Healy G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders’ Club. PATTY enjoys hockey, football, and hangin’ in at B. in M. Remembers summer of ' 68 with D.A., the beach, and geometry with Mr. LaRosa. Oh, wow!” During the years, we saw many fine Drama Club productions: Evenings of Cynthia A. Hemenway G.A.A. Class Captain; Var- sity Basketball; Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Softball; Leaders’ Club. CINDY is a sports enthusi- ast. Liked English with Miss Sarkesian . . . winning the CYO New England Softball title. Doreen Henley Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff Football; F T A. English with Mrs. Daly; likes baseball and football; Senior Prom ' 68; Ronnie; Mt. Hood dance ’66; one ’cold’’ night in January. Joseph Higgins Hockey. JOSE will always remember his Psychology class; Junior Prom ’68 and Abbott ' s Island; JOSE claims his greatest achievement was working at the cone factory for one night . . . You’re on!” Keith Higgins Cafeteria assistant. HOT DOG . . . fondly remembers the school fire . . . always on the go • • • enjoys water sports . . . working with Mike Mahon . . . fish stories . . . favorite class; woodworking . . . work at Pancake House. 40 Edward Hinchey Football 1-4; Weight Lift- ing. H1NCH . . . psychology with Mr. Croston . . . passes time checking Downtown . . . likes football, baseball, and basketball . . . hangs out at Harry’s Speed Shop . . . likes weight-lifting . . . cars. Eileen Hodgson HODGE . . . brown eyes . . . never serious, always ac- ting hoopy” . . . Mr. LaRo- sa’s math class . . . Huh, Paul, huh?” . . . Paul and summer of 68 . . . works at Sub Shop . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . Downtown. Jeffrey M. Howe Basketball. JEFF ' S memories include ' 68 summer and English with Mr. Morse; a water skier; bas- ketball player; States . . . lists favorite pastime as Top down” with E.C. and L.C. Debra A. Hughes G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; LOG Subscription Staff; Jr. Classi- cal League. A Latin scholar thanks to Miss Werneth, petite DEBBIE remembers July and August ' 68, and the Dairy Queen. One- Act Plays , The Crucible, She Stoops to Conquer, and Skin of Our Teeth. Jeanne T. Hughes Girls State; G.A.A., VP; Modern Dance, Secretary; LOG subscription staff; Field Hockey; Tennis; French Club; Girls’ Club; Student Con- gress; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Leaders Club. Friendly and sweet JEAN- NE . . . forever busy . . . Eng- lish with Mrs. Daly . . . the day off in Washington . . . hockey . . . ski ing. Dana Hult Hockey; Football; Baseball; Track; Weight-Lifting. Athletic DANA; digs surfing and checking; well- dressed; sure”; enjoys hockey and football; recalls Math with Mr. Blastos and Sociolo- gy with Miss Blizzard. Carol P. Hume Biology Club, Sec-Treas.; Basketball; Leaders’ Club; Band; Drama Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; French Club. CAROL, who remembers being at THE game Oct. 1, 1967, is one of our most athletic girls . . . enjoys water and snow skiing and watching the Red Sox . . . tall and blonde. Beverly Hunt Girls’ Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. BEV enjoys water skiing and camping in her spare time. She rates French with Miss Miche as her favorite class. Will always remember March 2, 1968. 41 1 Lucinda Huntington G.A.A.; Girls Club. Blonde C1NDA enjoys skiing, swimming and tennis. Fondly remembered by CIN- DA are the summers of ’67 and ' 68 and the junior prom; can be found with H.H.G. on weekends; Wolfeboro Inn, N.H. Douglas P. Hurd Drama Club 1-4; Stage Manager 4; Glee Club 1-4; Gymnastics 1. DOUG . . . Mr. Brown ' s Con. Civ. Class and psycholo- gy ... Biology with Dr. Fieldman . . . loves skiing, tennis, swimming . . . plays guitar and sings flat rather fond of girls. t- Susan A. Hurwitz Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Leaders’ Club. SUE . . . long red hair . . . Malden prom ' 66 . . . Geom- etry with Mr. McIntyre . . . summer ' 68 with E.M. . . . expert on checking . . . put- ting her foot in her mouth; B ' nai Brith Girls. Gale Hussey F.T.A., treasurer; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. GALE’S favorite sports are swimming and archery. Biolo- gy and English were favorite classes. Candy striping and Kappa take up her spare time. Will always remember sum- mer, 68”. We enjoyed exciting hockey games as the fast-skating, high-scoring Raiders successfully Peter Hynds Football, Hockey, Baseball. HYNDZIE liked ANY class with Mr. Croston and particularly remembers the Junior Prom with S.D. A de- voted girl watcher, PETER, recalls S.T.S. with the boys. Why not stay for breakfast — Be serious!” Karen Johnson Majorette; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Log Staff; Honor Soci- ety. Math with Mr. Humphrey; summer of ’68; bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis; likes to go to hockey and football games; long hair; passes time riding around. Nellenora Johnson G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. NELL; English with Miss Sarkisian; the Cape with a certain boy, ’67; enjoys riding around with the girls check- ing; talks a lot; yells honya in the halls. Richard Johnson D.E.C.A. DICK; CAP with Mr. Burr; likes football and base- i ball; helping Mr. Quinn with the Freshman pictures; works i ( at First National in Welling- 1 ton Circle; a big sport sfan. Mary M. Joy Honor Society; LOG Editor- in-Chief; Student Congress; Drama Club; French Club; Glee Club; Field Hockey; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Banquet Chairman, 3. Junior Prom Comm. Sincere and popular, MARY remembers the great times and friends at MHS . . . Cape summers . . . The Game of 1968. A joy” to be with! Sally A. Keady Modern Dance, Vice Pres- ident; Cheerleader; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Student Congress. Pretty and energetic SAL- LY has many memories; the ' 68 Junior Prom, Abbott’s Is- land, and Friday 13-littering? Can be found with S.H. Eleanor Kearns Athletic ELLIE . likes softball, lacrosse and going to Celtics’, Bruins’ and Red Sox games. She rates Mr. Glynn’s English class and Mr. Blasto’s study as tops. Works at Mel- rose Public Library. Joseph Keenom Radio Club. A welcome addition to M.H.S. from Arlington High, junior year, JOE is an avid car fan and works as an auto mechanic. He also enjoys hockey and M.H.S. games; Math with Mr. Mack. retained their Middlesex League title and played in the Eastern Mass. Tournament. Andrew Keith Winter Track; Spring Track; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Intramural Basketball. ANDY . . . always smilin’ . . . enjoys swimming, water skiing, and especially loafing . . . worked at L.R. Moul- ton’s. S.C.O.T.A. and Modern History with Mr. Hanlon. Patricia Kelleher Girls’ Club, G.A.A.; Pep Club. PAT can usually be found looking for Mick or riding around with the girls checking B.B.’s. PAT enjoys football and hockey; fondly remem- bers July 20 and 21, 1968 . . . yelling down the hall. ffc f Deborah Kelloway Watching hockey and foot- ball games are DEBBIE’S fa- vorites. She enjoyed record keeping with Miss Carrabis and fondly remembers Octo- ber 22, 1965. When not working at Muffin Man, DEB- BIE is going out with R.H. George Kelloway Imaginative CORKY en- joys art; thinks art class is tops. When not working at Quik Mart CORKY can be found riding surf. Fondly re- members Mr. D’s class. 43 Ruth Kievenaar Freshman; Girls ' Chorus. RUTH — a real baseball lover who thinks the Red Sox are just great! Going to the ' 66 Senior Prom with PR. and sophomore English with Miss Sarkisian hold many memories for RUTH. Carolyn Kimball G.A.A.; Field Hockey, Manager; Powder Puff Foot- ball; Girls’ Club. NUMMY loves to cook and sew. Psychology with Mr. Croston is a favorite. Enjoys all skiing. That summer of ' 66 with S.K. and B.H. Favorite pastime: B.G.H. Robert Kimball BOB likes a good game of hockey. He really enjoyed Mr. Driscoll ' s United States His- tory class. When not working at Miller’s Esso Station, he can be found just working on cars. Herbert L. King Freshman Wrestling. Short, blonde HERBIE re- I calls the garden games with Dave, Andy and Peter as his | fondest memory. English with Miss Sarkisian was tops! Spends time with Rae and his chevie.” Not to be outdone, the Winter Track Team n on the Class B and B.A.A. titles, Cheryl Kirby Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. The birth of John B. and the summer of ’67 are very special to gay K1RB. Painting and eating take up most of her free time as does her favorite pastime: ' ' percolating our vehicle.” Beverly Kirmes Field Hockey; Basketball; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Demure BEV — always for- getting things; works at M.W.H.; May 10-11, 1968; loves the beach and swim- ming; biology with Doc Fieldman; easy-going; Rain- bow. Craig Kneeland Wrestling; Honor Society; Tennis; Cross Country; JCL; Weight-lifting; Band. CRAIG enjoys English, ski- ing and wrestling. He can usually be found fooling around with R B. or acting as his church group’s president; long hair. Ralph Knight Football 1-4; Basketball 1, 2; Golf 3, 4; Student Con- gress 3, MHS Scholarship Fund 2-4; Powder Puff Ma- jorette. Math with Mr. LaRosa and psychology with Mr. Croston I are RALPH’S favorites . . • loves all sports . ■ • Feb. 24, 1966 . . . Ribbit Trip ... j Jeanie . . . friendly and good- looking. 44 Paul Kroon Steven Krovitz f Dee Ann Koestring At Tewksbury lunior High; Math League; At MHS; Hon- or Society. Quiet DEE ANN likes to swim and loves sciences. Homeroom with Mr. Blan- chard was a favorite. Likes riding around and going pla- ces. Always smiling. Linda Krasco F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Smiling LINDA has great thoughts of general business with Mr. Humphreys and May 30, 1968. She loves to go out with Brian and spend time with D.K.C.A.N.M. Works at M.W.H. coffee shop. Freshman Football; Junior Prom Committee. Homeroom with Miss Athanasoulas was a high point for PAUL. He especially remembers Ocean Point with Kar. Work at Automatic Ra- dio, hockey and water skiing keep PAUL busy when he’s not checkin ' . CHIPMUNK ' S favorite sports are hunting and horse- back riding; being Mr. Blan- chard’s sparring partner. Ste- ve’s fondest memory is Chicken Woman”; his favor- ite pastime — girl-watching. He is always laughing and especially in Miss Sarkisian’s English class. sending George Leach and Rick Comeau to national competition in New York City. Patricia Lacey PAT came to Melrose from Malden where she was a member of the Band and Pep Club. Favorite hobby is sew- ing. Likes to swim. Works at Lewis Candy Factory. Mary Lamson Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Leaders Club; Pep Club. PATTY: remembers J.O.’s Senior Prom and summer of ’68; that party; Math with Mr. LaRosa; being with Nut- sa; football and hockey. Sure!!” Kenneth M. Lau KEN ' S favorite class at MHS was Auto Mechanics. He also recalls homeroom with Mr. Blanchard and fixing his car. Sleeping and football also rate high with KEN. John Lavender Radio Club. RANDY can be found at a hockey or football game. He’ll always remember English with Miss Sarkisian and the fire during freshman year! DeMo- lay ... amateur radio . . . loafing. 45 Karen Lawlor George Leach Stephen Leary Margaret Lee G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; F.T.A. Gregarious CHICKEN ' S memories include Mr. Humphrey ' s Business Class; Junior Prom with R.L.; Senior Prom with J. M.; Always hanging around with B.K.; N.C.; M.P.; P.”; skating; ski- ing. 27th Lancers D and B. Student Council; PAL Club; Intermural Basketball. Track Capt. Cross Coun- try; Thistle-Editor in Chief; Treasurer-Sr. Class. GEORGE remembers N.Y. and Mr. McIntyre and makes a hobby of shoveling the track. Girls ' club honorary member . Philosophizing . . . a top track performer. Baseball 1 and Junior Var- sity; D.E.C.A. STEVE . . . enjoys both baseball and football works at First National Store . . . remembers a walk in Spring . . . plans on the Navy after M.H.S. LOG Subscription Editor; Spanish Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. MARGARET remembers Oct. 20, 1967 and Rockport . . . Biology with Mr. Mes- senger . . . spends time at the beach . . . peppy and cute. During April vacation thirty -nine juniors set off to Washington, D.C., and suffered Linda Leeman Honor Society; G.A.A. LIN remembers U.S. His- tory with Mr. Frank and that summer of ' 68 in Canada. Reading, basketball, and rid- ing around also rate high. She plans to attend college in Canada. Marie LeFave Cafeteria work. PUSH • . . math with Mr. Humphreys and Miss Car- rabis . . . junior prom with B.H. . . . May 9th of every year with R.O. • . . fun with M.D. . . . likes taking pictures and writing letters to Maine . . . passes time listening to James Brown records long hair and fingernails. David Leonard Biology Club. DAVE remembers Califor- nia in summers of ' 67 and ' 68; a car racer and football fan; an active member of the T.W.A. Club. Likes checkin’, Friday afternoons. Robert Lepore Honor Society; Student Congress; Football; Track; Soccer; Biology Club; Band. TONY takes active interest in all sports, astronomy, and electronics. Recalls Mr. McIn- tyre ' s Math class and the nights at Tino’s. 10- 9- 8- 7- 6- 5- 4- 3- 2- 1- BLAST OFF! 46 Class President; President Student Council; Basketball; Junior Prom Chairman; Hon- or Society. STEVE: recalls Peterboro, getting the Junior Prom rol- ling, and classes with Mr. Hanlon and Mr. Burr. Sports and checkin’ are tops with our Leader STEVE. Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Ski Club. Dark-eyed TRISH fondly remembers August 2, 1968, jelly belly,” Garroup experi- ences, Jake’s cottage, and G.P.S. Headed for Art School. Lisa Marie Lodie Alternate homeroom rep- resentative; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Pep Club; Jr. Prom Committee. LISA . . Con. Civ. with Mr. Brown . . . English with Mrs. Daly . . . summer ’67 in S.B. with B.G. • • .nurse’s aide at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital . . . likes football and hockey. Robert A. Lombardelli D.E.C.A.; Ski Club. LUMP will remember his auto shop and the ski trip to Moose Mountain. He enjoys skiing, and has played foot- ball for three years. He lists his favorite pastime as mo- tet. a fiat tire before going 50 miles. Despite the setback, the Ribbit Trip” tea s a great success. Lorayne M. Lord G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Tumbling Club. RAYNE . . . biology with Mr. Wilson ... a certain boy summer of ’68 teaches swimming and gym- nastics . . . also likes football . . . hangs around with Craig . . . Tri-Hi-Y. Lorraine L. Lord Junior Prom Committee; Girls ' Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton; four years of homeroom with P.M. and L.M.; likes football; works at G.V.; passes time going to M and M; han- ging around with A.C. Linda Loveys Drama Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. LINNY . . . Mr. Ganley’s math class . . . Junior Prom ' 68 . . . has a contagious gig- gle . . . likes basketball, foot- ball, and skiing . . . makes her own clothes . . . Rain- bow. Pamela Lundstrom Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Nehru clothes in school . . . Honors Math with Mr. Neiman . . . Tommy . . . Pembroke Feb. ’69 • • • Rain- bow . . . PAM likes football and basketball . . . president of church youth group. i Offer Katherine Lyon LOG Business Editor; Dra- ma Club; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Girls’ Basketball. KATHY . . . psychology with Mr. Croston . . . Ribbit Trip” . . . U.S. History with Mr. D. ... Tech and States ' 67 . . . enjoys watching bas- ketball, football and hockey. Linda MacDonald Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; D.E.C.A.; Pep Club. Lively MAC enjoys hockey and football . . . psychology with Mr. Croston . . . summer of ’68(!) ... Salon de Paul begins hairdressing career . . . Tri-Hi-Y ... Feb. 21, 1966 . . . homeroom with L.L. and P.M. • . • black T Bird . . . writes to a certain airman. Patricia MacDonald Ensemble; Glee Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; F.T.A.; Jr. Prom Committee; French Club. PATSY . . . Mrs. Wright’s Freshman English class . . . likes to read, to sing, and to play the piano . . . Rainbow . . . choir. Robert MacDougall Weight-lifting; Rifle Club. BOB recalls English wit Mr. Morse and his rocket tri with the Major”; huntin. 1 golf, skiing, and basketba are favorites. Spending h 1 spare time at Tino ' s or wi 1 the guys. With the formation of the soccer team, swim team, and weight-training club, Stephen MacDougall Rifle Club. Football, basketball, golf and skiing are STEVE ' s favor- ites • • • remembers summer of ’68 and homeroom with Eddy M. • . . financed by Jor- dan Marsh . . . nights at Tino ' s Place . . . likes English . . . carefree and friendly. Glen MacFarlane Sophomore Football; Swim- ming Team. MAC F block class . . . biology • . • likes swim- ming, water skiing, and surfing . . . works at Kon- Tikt Port in the Sheraton Bos- ton Hotel . . . passes time with sleeping and football came from Granada Hills, California. Leo MacGillivray FLEA; long red hair and uneven sideburns; two years in a row with Mr. LaRosa; Electricity with Mr. Bushby; talking to Peter P.; buying dumb things; guitar for the BRED; always carrying a pipe. Alan Macintosh Student Congress: JCL; I I( tramural Basketball; III f l PRINT. 1 The Tech Tourney Gart against Holy Family is amo ALAN’S fondest memori along with sailing at Oss pee; Chemistry with Hoyle; playing basketb with the guys. A member DeMolay and MYF. fv : ie Robert D. Maclean Audio-Visual. Amiable TEX enjoys being iends with everyone. L.G. is is most fond memory and lectricity rates as his favorite (ass. TEX looks forward to ie Air Force after gradua- on. Girl-Scouting.” Diane E. Macleod F.T.A., Vice-President; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; PAL; Ski Club, Secretary. Friendly DYE remembers N.B.C.; R.M.; work at Mid- dlesex Fells Nursing Home; an avid hockey fan. HANK also enjoys roller skating, water and snow skiing; J.A. Margaret Madden Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. M1GG1E enjoyed Psycholo- gy with Mr. Croston; August 3, 1968 and Salem Willows; checking B.B.’s; work at the Melrose-Wakefield Hospital; likes football and hockey games; Honya!” Michael Mahon Auto Club. Friendly, cheerful MIKE enjoys fishing and playing baseball. Favorite class is Woodworking. Owns and op- erates Mike’s Bike Repair. Fa- vorite pastime is aggravating teachers. Will always remem- ber the Annual Boat Cruise. more boys were able to participate in organized sports activities. Fay Anne Mahoney John L. Mahoney Priscilla A. Mandrachia Regina Mangos Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior rom Committee; Ski Club; ep Club. Peppy POOPAG1BBY . . . .S. H. with Mr. DeTeso . . . tjoys hockey, football, and tecking . . . Tri-Hi-Y . . . ugust 22, 1968 . . . Dillboy ield • . . riding around with ,P„ P.L., P.W., I.A., A.T., W. Ski Club, Vice President. LARRY . . . typing with Miss Blanchard . . . the ski trip with eleven in one car . . . checking . . . works at Garniss Market, Cerretani ' s and Wakefield-Melrose Hos- pital . . . enjoys hockey and football. LOG Staff; Debate Club Sec.; Girls ' Club; Ski Club; Jr. Prom Committee; IM- PRINT Reporter; G.A.A.; French Club. Sophisticated C1LLA re- members math with Mr. Ganley, ancient history with F.T.F. . . . Kappa . . . Hol- yoke, March 25, 1966 . . . enjoys knee football . . . the old green V.W. ' Please spe- cify!” Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Accident Prone REGGIE” from Malden in her junior year. Won’t ever forget being the new girl” at MHS or crashing up that toboggan. P.S., Bud and hospital wards? 49 Michael Manzi Jeanette Marcoux John Marinelli Peter Marks MIKE • • • Biology with Dr. Fieldman . . . likes base- ball . . . trip to the New York World ' s Fair . . . enjoys reading . . . passes time watching sport events headed for college. Girls’ Club, Corresponding Secretary; Glee Club; French Club; G.A.A.; LOG Business Staff; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Blonde haired 1EAN1F loves to water ski; especially remembers summer of ’68; Mr. Croston’s Psychology class; Get out! Ski Club. JACK . . . Con. Civ. with Mr. Brown . . . likes football . . . remembers Junior Prom • . • works at Pete’s Esso Sta- tion . . . favorite pastime is water skiing . . . plans for junior college. Student Congress; Wrest- ling; Spring Track; Cross Country; Junior Prom Com- mittee; LOG Staff; LC.L. Treas. Good looking PETE . . . Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth . . . summer of ’68 at C.L. . . . making up notable” quotes with J.M. and P R. Vin Migliore was our delegate to Student Government Day. Later , he and Robert Bruce Marsden Likes U.S.H. and Con. Civ. . . . enjoys football . . . loves summer vacation . . . works at Y.M.C.A. . . . his hobby is taking care of sisters, etc. . . . passes time riding around or playing cards . . • DeMolay . . . M.V.F. Barbara Masel Leaders’ Club; Ski Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A.; IM- PRINT; lunior Prom Com- mittee; Girls’ Club. Always smiling BARB rates Chemis try with Mr. Bjornson tops. Summer finds her water skiing and swimming. 1 could care?” Sure!” Charles Masiello Football; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Congress. CHARLIE rates summers at Bow Lake (’67 and ’68) and the IOBA as fond memories; likes water skiing, hockey, and tippin’. Favorite class: typing with Mrs. Tricco. Martha Maskell Leader’s Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Capricious SUE enjoys swimming, diving, and water- skiing. Always getting caught with gum by Doc” Fieldman: You’ll find her working at the cleaners or daydreaming; Loves sewing and cutting hair. 50 Ralph Materese Soph. Football; Wrestling Team. MATT enjoyed F block Chemistry class with Mr. Bjornson; likes weight lifting and playing football. Working at the Drug Store and the Y.M.C.A. occupy his spare time. Madelyn Mazzone G.A.A., Girls’ Club; Win- ter Ball Committee; IM- PRINT; Leaders Club; Ski Club. Busy, energetic MADE- LYN fondly remembers sum- mer of ' 67 ' and May, 1968. Mrs. Foster ' s English class; M.H.S. football and hockey games were favorites. ' Having fun at 41” with F.S. Maureen McBride Head Majorette; G.A.A., President; LOG Staff; Tennis; Junior Prom Committee; Leader’s Club; Drama Club; Girls ' Club; Spanish Club. Peppy MARNIE ... al- ways chasing Rainbows . . . has fond memories of twirling at Thanksgiving . . . U.S.H with Mr. Burr. Robert McCann Spring Track; Debate Club; IMPRINT. Good looking BOB has lots of fun working on THE car. The summer of ' 68 and camp- ing in Peterboro hold special memories for this football fan. Favorite class — Physics with Mr. Cutting. Steve Limone attended Ho ys’ State, and Jeanne Hughes went to Girl’s State. Daniel McCarthy Football. Easy-going DANNY; a pro-football and hockey fan; History with Mr. DeTeso, Science with Mr. Blanchard and Notehand with Miss Blanchard were all favorites. Fondest Memory . . . beating Wakefield on Thanksgiving, ' 67. Reading What!?! James R. McCarthy Football; Basketball; Fresh- man Track. The arrow-shooter MAC; Math with Mr. Stackpole was a favorite; a pool shark and a basketball fan; work at Jerry Jingle ' s; Why not? I ain ' t proud.” William Allen McClure WILD BILL work at Do- lan-Jenner Industry and is an automobile buff. He likes car racing, collecting junk cars,” working on his Morris Minor. Recalls riding in his ' 55 Chevy. We will remember him for his Friday-night original quotes.” Kathleen M. McGill Tumbling; Girls’ Club; Powder Puff Football; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Leaders Club. Our fun-loving tumbler KATHY . . . chasing squir- rels. Great times in math with Mr. McIntyre. That Pennsyl- vania accent. Always ready for a good laugh. 51 Donald McGilley Diane Mclsaac John McKinlay Scott McLeod DON; likes playing foot- ball and hockey; U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso in junior year; remembers Abbott ' s Is- land; future plans include col- lege. G.A.A. Secretary; G.A.A. Class Captain; J.V. Basket- ball; Varsity Field Hockey; Leaders Club; Head Cheer- leader; IMPRINT Staff; Girls’ Club. DE-DE . . . two years with Mr. Humphreys • . ■ Septem- ber 23, 1967 . . . work at the Cone Factory and Cerretani ' s . . . has good times with G.C. Freshman and I.V. Basket- ball; Cross Country; In- tramural Basketball; Winter Track; Spring Track; Junior Prom Committee; Honor Soci- ety. Physics with Mr. Cutting . . . checking with R.C. and P R. . . . summer ' 68 . . . likes listening to music . . . enjoys M.H.S. hockey and football games. Freshman Football; Cross Country; Ski Club. SCOTT . . . Math with Mr. LaRosa ...weekends I with Joanne . . . beachwalks . . . the midnight runs up the Fellsway in the G.S. . . . Ea- gle hunting with R.W. and the Bear. A hard working and creative committee transformed the Daffinee Memorial Gym John McNamara Joseph McPhee Janet Mead Robert Mellin Wrestling; Golf. Tall JACK enjoys playing golf at Mt. Hood; Latin with Mr. Reid was a real favorite; a piano player; success in col- lege ahead for JACK. Tall, hardworking?, MIC recalls history and lunch at M.H.S. Enjoys football and track when not working at M.W.H. Industrious MIC will go far. Cheerleading; Tumbling Club; SAT Offices; G.A.A.; Glee Club; Leaders Club; Girls’ Club; Spanish Club, V. Pres. JAN enjoys tumbling and skiing; English with Mrs. Daly and Mr. Cooper; Peter, Paul, and Mary fan; May 10. 1968; What??!” BOB ... Mr. Burr’s C.A.P class . . ■ works at First Na- tional Store ■ • ■ January 13, 1968 . . . Maura Heron . . . summers at Dennisport Cape Cod . . . enjoys hockey and baseball . . . spends time at The Beach . . . likes to water ski. Deborah Meredith Glee Club; PAL; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls Chorus; Pep Club. Dark-haired DEBBIE . . . listening to records . . . the wonderful summer of ’68 . . . sewing . . . future Dental Elygienist . . . favorite class — History. Mary Merenda Girls’ Club; Leaders Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Committee. Fun-loving CHRIS likes skiing at Kniington, and Par- ties with Santos.” Favorite class was Math with Mr. LaRosa. Spends spare time sewing and working at Friend- ly’s. Nancy Merrill Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Im print typist. Gay NANCY remembers the Island, Maryland, and that night on the wall. Talking and fooling around with the kids occupies most of Nancy’s time while she remembers Homeroom 408. Yeah, right?” Lisa Migliore Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; F.T.A.; Ski Club. LISA remembers U.S. His- tory with Mr. DeTeso, the Junior Prom, and Nov. 25, 1967. Found home on the range; Tri-Hi-Y. into an Oriental Garden , complete ivith a giant Bnddab, for our Junior Prom. Vincent Migliore Class Vice President 3, 4; Student Council Vice Pres- ident 4; Boys’ State; Student Government Day ’68; Chair- man; Winter Ball, Junior Prom, Hoop-La; Varsity Foot- ball 1-4. VINI . . . Biology with Mr. Messenger and L.L.P. . . . Ribbit Trip ’68 ... I like that in a buy, ya know it? I know it! Ya know it?” B.C.’s? ? Lucy Miner G.A.A.; PAL; Ski Club; Pep Club; J.V. Basketball. Lively LUCE ... a skier in the winter and swimmer in the summer; a guitar player who’s also well-read Hanging loose” at Cape Cod; remembers Eng. with Mrs. Be- stul. Philip J. Mongeau Freshman Football: PAL. Quiet, one eyebrowed FULA whose favorite pastime is thinking, enjoys playing hockey. Works at a florists. Favorite classes are psychol- ogy, biology, and geometry with Mr. LaRosa. Rita Mongeau Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. Brown-eyed SKEETA loves to bake and eat when not working at Grants or watching a hockey game. English with Mrs. Hamlin and the summer of ’62 are happy thoughts. Second grade. 53 Amy Monroe Tumbling; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leader ' s Club; Junior Prom Committee; Washington Trip; French Club. Petite AMY recalls those summers in Rockport and the Ribbit Trip in ’68. A member of Theta and Tri-Hi-Y and a skier in the winter. Quite a fast talker in those precious minutes between classes. Brian Mooney Baseball 1; Football 1; Stu- dent Congress 1. Chicken calls . . . Marsh- field horror shows - • • Le- bellese” . . . enjoys hockey, football, and baseball • . . Forms with Hank Lebelle and the boys” . . ■ Phillips Academy sophomore and jun- ior year; baseball; newspaper; assistant editor-sports. Margaret Moore Field Hockey; G.A.A.; LOG Staff; Girls ' Club; French Club; Leader’s Club. Blue-eyed MARGOT re- members Mr. Grant ' s Math class, the summer of ’67, and P ' town. An enthusiastic music lover and even more enthusi- astic talker. For senior class officers we elected Steve Limone, President; Lawrence Morris Tall, Good-looking LAR- RY enjoys skiing and swim- ming. Physics with Mr. Cut- ting was an unforgettable class. If not working at the Automatic Radio Corporation, LARRY can usually be found flying — a plane, that is! Linda Morrison Crafts with Mr. Cody; loves bright colors and wild prints; Math with Mr. Mack; Everett High junior Prom ' 67; study hall with Delcy; walking from Friendly’s to Friendly’s; came from Everett High; Pep Squad 1 and II. Martha Morrison Student Congress; Leader’s Club; Biology Club; Girls’ Club; Field Flockey; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. MARTHA, active in Rain- bow and C.E. , remembers the Ribbit Trip and that bike ride to Edgartown. Likes sew- ing, skiing, and talking. William Moore Rifle Club. BILL enjoys playing basket- ball and skiing. Liked English with Miss Sarkisian and mer- chandising with Mr. Quinn. Fondly remembers C.O. Can be found eagle hunting with F.C. V in Migliore, Marie Morrissey Girls’ Basketball; Girls’ Softball; G.A.A. MARIE enjoyed homeroom with Miss Hanessian junior year. In the summer, she can be found in Bristol, New Hampshire. She is active in C.Y.O. — on the Incarnation Softball Team. 54 Paul Morrissey Auto Club; Secretary. PAUL came to Melrose High from Boston Tech.; en- joys football and automobiles; Oh Yeah!” . . . fondly remembers a ' 55 Chevy with R.B.; works at Kwik Auto Body Supplies in Medford. Tennis; Band; Photography Club. MO can often be found bombin ' around town on his motor cycle. Scuba diving, tennis, and soccer are among his favorites; sleeping too! Works at Melrose Drug Cen- ter. RANDY tame to M.H.S. from Newton High in Sep- tember of 1968. Known for his unique smile and famous Halloween cackle . . . Enjoys baseball, bowling, having a good time, and a nice slow dance in Rockport. Susan Mulligan Field Hockey; Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A. MUGS recalls all the sum- mers, the Ribbit Trip ’68” and Friday nights with B.P., S.P. and V.P.M. . . . mem- ories of Doc Fieldman’s Biol- ogy. ... a Theta girl. Vice-President; Deborah Smith, Secretary; and George Leach, Treasurer. Brian Murphy MURPH’S favorites include basketball, Psychology with Mr. Croston, and checkin’, i Worked at the Malden Pan- i cake House; likes pool and 1 bowling; fondest memory is the MHS fire. Eileen Murphy G.A.A.; Girls ' Club. Petite EILEEN is an avid fan of basketball, hockey, and the Red Sox. Fondly remem- bers September 14, 1968 and August 31, 1967. Passing typing? Natural blonde. Gary Murphy Biology Club; Spring Track. MURPH, who helped start the M.H.S. biology club, con- siders taking the hill” his fondest memory. He enjoyed hockey, golf, physics with Mr. Cutting, biology with Mr. Messenger, and French with Miss Miche. Stephen Murphy Football Captain; Student Congress; Track; Weight lift- ing. Tall, good-looking MURPH enjoys almost all sports; re- members The Island ’68”; rates French with Mrs. Scar- pito as his favorite class; Nailin’ and Burpin’ ’’ with T.B. and P.B. 55 Debra Murray David J. Muse Alice Nett Lawrence Nickerson Girls ' Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Leaders Club. Laughing DEBBY . . . rid- ing around with ES; M.Z.; J.C.; C.C.; . . . could never forget the summer of ' 68 or English with Miss Sarkisian; little bangs. MOUSIE enjoys baseball, hockey, and sports, sports, sports. A most fond memory is The Fire of ’65. His favor- ite class at MHS was Physics. Work at the Shell Station keeps him busy. Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Talkative AL likes football, basketball, and dancing. Remembers above all the dance of Sept. 29, 1967 and May 16, 1968. Going Downtown and work occupy much of her time. A smart dresser, LARRY NICK is a welcome addition to M.H.S. He enjoys hockey, baseball, and football. His hobbies include painting and listening to music. Also inter- ested in science and fish breeding. Returning to Al.H.S. as Seniors, we were introduced to the rf roll-on” schedule Earl Norman Audio-Visual Club. COBRA . . . drafting with Mr. Bloom . . . enjoys auto racing . . . works as a clerk at First National . . . passes time working on cars . . . DeMolay Baptist Youth Fellow- ship. Joseph O’Brien Baseball; Football; Tennis. Tall, good-looking JOEY will always remember Chemistry with Mr. Bjornson . . . summers in Scituate; En- joys baseball and playing street hockey. Kathleen O’Brien Girls’ Club; Pep Club. An artist, OBE recalls Sat- urday morning classes at Mass. Art College. The sum- mer of ’68 and that party in Wakefield are fond memories. October 21, 1968 at 2:00.” Kathleen A. O’Connor Leader’s Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Memories of English with Miss Sarkisian and Friday nights at Anton’s with M.C. will remain with friendly KA- TIE. Enjoys summers at the Cape; December 10, 1966. 56 Daniel O’Leary JV Basketball; TV Track; Sophomore Football; Student Congress. DAN; an athlete; remem- bers skiing in N.H. this year; enjoyed Biology with Doc Fieldman; likes basketball, football, baseball, and cars; works at First National. Mary Ellen O’Leary Tumbling Club; G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Leaders ' Club. Happy-go-lucky MARY ELLEN likes watching both football and hockey games. Enjoyed U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso. Will always remember January 20, 1968 and the Junior Prom. Nancy O’Neil Biology Club; Glee Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; G.A.A. Besides rooting for the bas- ketball and hockey teams, NANCY also swims, rides horses, and works at the tele- phone company. THE IDIOT BOX. Jane E. Paiement French Club; Biology Club; Leaders Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club. JANE’S main interests are art and playing the piano. Hockey, basketball and Physics with Mr. Cutting were favorites with this senior. The summer of ' 68 is a special memory for JANE. with its H -block, ” privileged periods and homeroom attendance checks at 10 a.m. Joyce Palantoni Spanish Club; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Student Congress; Junior Prom Committee; Pep Club. Dark-eyed and fun-loving JOYCE . . . history with Mr. Burr . . . March 6, ' 67 . . . BC ' s with B.B. . . . hockey, football, skiing . . . S.B. Patricia Paleo G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Quiet TRICIA’S favorite sport is Tennis, and her fon- dest memory is August 5, 1967 and Larry. Work at Au- tomatic Radio occupied some of PATTY ' S time. Nancy R. Palladino Freshman Girls ' Chorus; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Demure NANCY summer of ' 68 and M.C. . . ■ talking to J.H. on the phone . . . Bookkeeping with Mr. Roberts . . work at Middlesex Fells Nursing Home C.Y.O. . . . cooking, football, and tennis. W Janet Pane Student Band Leader; Dra- ma Club; G.A.A.; Tennis Team; Junior Classical League. JANET . . . tennis prac- tices at 6 a.m. . . . banging on the piano or honking on my saxophone” . . . Honors English, Band . . . Senior Prom with J.P. . . . I’m hid- ing in my hair!” MlKLKOSE PUBLIC LIBRA h - Richard Parsons Auto Club 3, 4. Tall, blond, STRETCH rates English with Mr. Cooper and Auto Mechanics as his favorite subjects, but summers on the Cape won ' t be forgot- ten. Sports — drag racing; beach boy at Motel summers. Robert Peach Baseball. Tall HERB has a raft of favorite sports among which are baseball, football, tennis, golf, and basketball. History and M.D.C. work rate high. GEM and fixin’ cars occupy his spare time. Sandra Parisi Majorette 3; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; F.T.A., V.P. 3; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Leaders Club. Dark-eyed SANDY en- joyed work at Gilchrist ' s, but football and hockey games came first. ]une 21, 1968, with J.D. will not be forgot- ten. Amy Parks Modern Dance; Girls ' Club; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Powder Puff Football. Wild classes with Mr. Brown; football and hockey games; wailing with P.L., F.M., P.W., S.W., A.T., L.M., and J.A. were Parnelli Parks ' ” favorite pastimes. July 28, 1966 and Dillboy Field. T hrough the efforts of our Student Council, official student parking was established George Peddle Biology Club; Data Pro- cessing. GEORGE ' S favorite sports are football and volleyball. He enjoys his math classes, and playing the organ. He fondly recalls Sept. 3, 1968. A member of MYF. Caroline Peluso Junior Prom Committee; Powder Puff Football; Girls’ Club, G.A.A.; Winter Ball Committee; Washington Trip. Cute and fun-loving CAR- OLINE rates U.S.H. with Mr. Burr in Rm. 14 and the Rib- bit Trip” as tops. 9-14-68 and J.W.F. are fond memories for CAROLINE. Charles H. Penney Amiable CHARLIE, the Busboy at THE TAVERN in Gloucester; zany buttons and orange socks; fondly remem- bers Harvard Square at 5; collecting bizarre antiques; field trip to Boston and ' 68 English. Andre Perrotton Cross Country; Soccer. Industrious ANDRE is a hockey, football, and basket- ball enthusiast. Biology with Doc Fieldman was tops. AN- DRE recalls summer of ' 67. In his spare time ANDRE enjoys carpentry and working on sports cars. 58 Thomas Perry Track; Wrestling; Intramur- al Basketball; Majorette,” Powder Puff Game. TOM’S favorite class was Math with Mr. Grant. Likes skiing, swimming, golf and W.E.B. Remembers Junior Prom. TOM is also a member of DeMolay. Susan Peters Field Hockey 3, 4; Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Log Staff; Leaders Club; F.T.A.; Pep Club; Jr. Prom Committee. Witty PETERS remembers Math with Mr. Blastos; March 6, 1967; summers ’67 and ' 68, the Ribbit Trip”; Theta; Tri-Hi-Y; freckles. p j Susan Shirley Peters Biology Club; F.T.A.; French Club. SUE P ... September 3, 1968 . . . likes Math and English . • • talking on the phone with L.L. and R.S. . . . enjoys bike riding and skating • . . teaches first grade in Sun- day School. Wayne W. Philbrook Basketball. PHIL . . . remembers soph- omore homeroom Hampton Beach ’66 through ’68 . . . enjoys skiing and basketball . . . hanging around with Miller known for his side burns. in the First National parking lot, and the Dress Code was revised — no ties! Donna Piazzo Biology Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. Biology with Dr. Fieldman; Physiology with Miss Tiede; enjoys fencing and choreogra- phy; likes sewing, cooking, and reading; big brown eyes; works at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. Jo Ann Picard Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Talkative GIDGET likes football and hockey games. Her favorite class was Math with Mr. Humphreys. Remembers May 28, 1967; spends time writing notes to L.N. Works at an insurance company in Boston. Cheryl Pierce LOG Art Staff; Honor Soci- ety; Spanish Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; J.C.L.; Drama Club. Friendly and good natured CHERYL remembers the sum- mer of ’68 swimming and ski- ing . . . sewing . . . Biology with Mr. Messenger. David Pierce DAVE recalls Mr. Cody’s Craft Class . . • history classes . . . Winter Ball with LS. . . . likes football and hockey . . . moody . . . works at First National stocking shelves . . . hobby is a ' 63 Chevy wagon spends time loafing around town. 59 Rebecca Pierce Girls’ Club (President); Student Congress 1-4; Field Hockey 2-4; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Washington Trip. Fun-loving BECKY remem- bers math with Mr. Blastos; March 6, 1967; Ribbit” trip; speeding on Main Street; B.C. ' s; member of Theta. Big eyes; well-dressed; constantly laughing. Elinor Pike Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; F.T.A. Quiet, friendly EL recalls math with Mr. McIntyre; May 12, 1967 and The Saugus kids”; Oh, wow!” an avid football and hockey fan; remembers the Ribbit Trip. Denise Pineau Tumbling Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; D.E.C.A. MUFFY . . . Russian with C.B. . . . works as a model at C.M.B. . . . enjoys surfing . . . passes time riding around with friends . . . known for her temper. Marcia Porter Biology Club; Junior Clas- sical League; G.A.A.; Fresh- man Girls’ Chorus. Biology with Mr. Messen- ger; six a.m. in the spring of ' 68; enjoys sewing and knit- ting; Nurses’ Aide at Tuell Nursing Home; likes basket- ball and football. Our Poivder Puff Football team, under student coach Walter Conway, bounced Jeannette Power Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. PJ; General Business with Mr. Humphreys; enjoys foot- ball and basketball games; Review Arithmetic; August 5, 1967; Junior Prom of ’68; riding around with D.M., G.S., and B.C. Linda Prew Quiet LYNN ' S favorite sport is football. She enjoyed Mr. Croston’s Psychology class. Babysitting, house keep- ing, and working diligently in school take up much of her time. Likes having a good time, swimming. Elizabeth Price PAL; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Friendly BETTY enjoyed French and Spanish classes; works at Melrose Wakefield Hospital; she also likes riding around with the kids; 1967 and summer of ’68 are fond memories; an avid letter writer. Jennifer Priestley Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Powder Puff Football; Leaders Club. Friendly JEN — likes watch- ing hockey; skating and skiing. Remembers Oct. 20, 1967 and R.S. Likes Mr. Brown’s Con. Civ. class. Stays busy with work at Stop and Shop and keeping track of Richie. 60 Ann Puffer LOG Art Staff; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Band; Glee Club; Prom Com- mittees. PUFF will always remem- ber the parties; going with A.K., and summers with T.E. U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso rates as top class. Stephen Quigley Freshman Football; Wrest- ling. Little QUIG fondly remem- bers April 1, 1968. He enjoys Psychology class. A great afficionado of wrestling. QUIG works at the Drug Center af- ter school. Carolyn Rea LOG Literary Staff; Leaders Club; IMPRINT Typist; Girls’ Club; F.T.A.; G.A.A. Amiable CAROL enjoyed Math with Mr. LaRosa; The Saugus Kids”; fondly remem- bers the Senior Prom with J.M. and the weekend at West Point; usually laughing with J.D.; big brown eyes; Where?”. Viola Reed Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee; Spanish Club. VI enjoyed English with Mrs. Daly and the Tech Tour- ney of ’67. Fondest memories; May 18th, Steve, and the Rib- bit Trip. Works at Lyman’s. Active in LRY. back from a 28-14 loss to beat Winchester 8-6 before Eyewitness News cameras . . . Glenn Reitsma Tennis; Soccer; Debate; j Honor Society President; Jun- ior Classical League. GLENN spends a lot of his time skiing and playing ten- nis. Favorite class was Physics with Mr. Cutting. Pamela Joyce Rhodes Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. BUMPY fondly recalls Au- gust 2, 1968 and G.P.S. When Pam isn’t painting, she enjoys the Garroup experi- ences; you wouldn’t hash me, would you?” Bruce Robertson Enjoyed Related Auto . . . likes basketball (naturally, as he’s 6 ' 3 ”U; football and base- ball . . . the engine that stumped E.B. . . . makes guns, cars, golf, archery, and bowling his hobbies . . . also passes time boating and fishing. Jeffrey Robinson Gymnastics Team. JEFF remembers the farm” with Jimmy and the Jeep; work at the Wychmere Harbor Club, Geometry with Mr. McIntyre was JEFF’S fa- vorite class. Really likes waterskiing. College ahead. Frederick F. Roche Band-assistant student lead- er; Football 1, 2. FREDDIE, who works at Automatic Radio, fondly remembers homeroom with Mr. Ullman. Favorite pastime is sleeping. Also likes baseball and football. Plans to enlist in the Air Force after gradua- tion. Kenneth Rogers Track. KENNEY ... Mr. Ull- man’s homeroom . . . enjoys going to the beach, water skiing . . . works at the hos- pital . . . freshman year at St. Mary ' s in Cambridge football, baseball, basketball, student council. Randall Rogers RANDY enjoys surfing, skiing and beachin’! Liked homeroom with Mr. Ullman and sleeping in study halls. Fond memories include THE beach and LB. Work at Brigham ' s keeps RANDY busy. William C. Rogers Jr. Honor Society; Junior Clas- sical League President; New IMPRINT News Editor; Dra- ma Club. BUCKY recalls Freshman Honors English with Mrs. Foster . . . Enjoys skiing, bas- ketball . . . Fondly remem- bers sailing trips to Cane’s Beach . . . Blondes have most fun?! . . . we were entertained not only by the girls’ attempts at scoring and tackling, Barry Rollins Football; Winter Track; Spring Track; Cross Country. Chemistry with Mr. Bjorn- son . . . summer of ' 68 . . . homeroom 411 with Mr. Ull- man . . . likes track and hock- ey ... Deer Cove Lodge, N.H. . . . another enthusiast of checking. Bruce Rollins Football; Winter Track; Spring Track; Cross Country. Mr. Gossom’s chemistry class . . • likes track and foot- ball . . . Winter Ball ' 67 ... spends time going out on dates and eating olives! . • • varsity girl watching. Paul Rooney Cross Country; lunior Clas- sical League; Gymnastics. PAUL loves to fly and to ski. Will always remember Mr. Cutting’s Physics class. Works at Automatic Radio. A member of Northeast Airlines Air Explorers. Linda Rose Drama Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Quiet LIN rates English and the Basketball game of 67” as tops. Football games, held hockey, basketball, and oil painting occupy LIN ' S spare time, along with riding around with L.L. 62 Edward Rotundi Freshman Hockey; J.V. Hockey 2, 3; Student Con- gress 2. ROTO . . . homeroom with Mr. Ullman . . . remembers watching Harry and Abbott going down for the third time at the island . . . likes hockey and football . . . does con- struction work. Gail Russell Pep Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club. Active RUSS enjoys foot- ball and hockey games. Likes art; chemistry with Mr. Bjorn- son; will always recall sum- mer of ' 68 with L.P. Philip Russo Wrestling, co-captain; Foot- ball 1, 2; Spring Track. PHIL’S main interest is wrestling; Liked English with Mr. Morse, homeroom with Mr. Ullman. Remembers spring of ' 68, checkin’ with J.M. and R.C. Works at Fen- way Park. Linda Ruvido Biology Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. LINDA remembers Chem- istry with Mr. Bjornson; summer of ’68; R.L.; sewing and talking on the phone occupy her spare time; an avid tennis fan. but also by the boys’ efforts at twirling, cheering, and protecting our bunny mascot. Deborah Ryan Girls’ Club; Tumbling; Junior Prom Committee; Powder Puff Football; Drama Club; G.A.A. Soft spoken DEBBIE is a loyal hockey fan. Remembers homeroom with Mr. Ullman and English with Mrs. Daly. Likes skiing and swimming. Gloucester, ’68. Alan Sample iMPRINT, Drama Club. Quiet AL enjoys playing baseball and football. Among his favorites are German with Mrs. Galligan and listening to the ' blues.” Summer work at Town Line Motel. Likes doing most anything. Joan M. Santilli Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ers’ Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Homeroom with Mr. Ull- man; enjoys skiing; summer of ’67; likes going to hockey and football games; weekend at Amherst; C M. and B.M.; Tri-Hi-Y. Joan Santos Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ers’ Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. JOAN recalls Math with Mr. LaRosa and Parties with Merenda.” When not working at Cerretani’s, she enjoys checkin’ the IN group and P.U.’s with R.G. Oh Wow!” 63 Carol Sargent SARGE; Psychology with Mr. Croston; summer of ’68 in the ’55 with Corrado and B.U.D.; Maine; It’s party time”; works at Lyman’s; pas- ses time talking on the phone and riding around; only her hairdresser knows for sure. Donna Sargent Always smiling DONNA remembers Math with Mr. Gavin; trips to Connecticut collec ting rings going to drags with W.B. In her spare time DONNA watches hockey and enjoys tumbling. Deborah Sarni Student Congress; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Powder Puff Football. SARN won’t forget March 12, 1966 with Peter; Homeroom with Mr. Ullman. The Saugus Kids”; Bombing around . . . the Beach Hey Sam!” Wanna? . . . Let’s!” Sandra Sault Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SANDY” will never for- get . . . Business with Mr. Humphreys . . . December 31, 1967 with J.T. and driv- ing around with K.O. Favor ites include skiing, horseback riding and skiing. T he New Imprint, enlarged and revised, featured strong editorial stands on Robert P. Savarino Glenys A. Savary William Savage Drama Club; Audio Visual Club; Junior Classical League; Debate Club; IMPRINT. Quick with the quip, BILL is ready for any occasion, es- pecially with surplus of pens! BILL fondly remembers dra- ma productions and Stratford. Baseball; Football. SAV . . . junior homeroom with Mr. Ullman . . . U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso . . . likes baseball . . . Works at Ar- thur’s . . . glories in checking . . . favorite pastime is taking it easy (energetic SAV) . . . intends to go to college. G.A.A.; Girls ' Club; Honor Society; Pep Club. Petite GLEN fondly remembers lune 23, 1967 with B.C. She enjoys work at Faulkner’s Cleaners in the Highlands. Always smiling and always with Bob C. Francis Savini Cross Country. Easy going FRANK w always remember Mr. man’s homeroom and Shop . . . enjoys soccer baseball and just around . . . eating and ing on cars and boats most of his spare time folk music and jazz. 64 Richard Sawler John A. Scarpa Rhonda Schermerhorn Cynthia Scott Chuckling ' ERIC is an :vid sports car racer and snow kier. ERIC recalls art with dr. Robinson and Mrs. Bar- on and History with Mr. danlon. ERIC is a member of i.C.C.A. and the GARROUP. Cross Country, co-captain; Wrestling; Spring Track; Freshman Football. JACK will never forget the Island, biology with Mr. Walton, chemistry with Mr. Bjornson, and listening to those Sunday night oldies. Drama Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Pep Club. Individualistic RHON; en- joys basketball and snow skiing; weekending in New Hampshire and the Senior Prom ' 68; working at the Churchill Corporation; Miss Lamont’s French Class; flashy dresser. Field Hockey; Junior Prom Committee; Student Congress; JCL; G.A.A.; Drama Club; LOG Art Staff. Sophisticated CYNTHIA enjoys skiing. She will always remember Mr. Messenger ' s great Biology class. Spends her time chasing rainbows: Rowe 67”. school policy and offered complete coverage of all Al.H.S. events in its publications . Joanne Scully Leaders’ Club; Girls ' Club i Club; G.A.A. Cute JO enjoyed Mr. De- leso’s U. S. History class. Her :vorite sport is hockey. The uniot Prom was a fond lemory for JOE . . . Big yes. David Searles Football; Hockey. D, a Cock City boy from way back, rates Mr. Burr’s History class as tops. Remem- bers his summer at the Cape in 68. When not playing foot- ball or ping pong, D enjoys slinging the hash and burping. Douglas B. Searles Football; basketball; base- ball; track. Athletic DOUG enjoys football most of all. Biology with Mr. Walton was among his favorite classes. He’ll al- ways remember great times at the Island.’’ Likes listening to his S.T.P. Mark Shainker Basketball, 1 and in- tramural. OX . . . lunch with the Major” . . . English with Mrs. Graham . . • Tech Tour- ney and States ’66-’67 (Hyde Park) . . . driving around in the Blue Bomber . . . Sunday nights at Tino’s . . . enjoys sports and driving. 65 Elaine M. Sheehan Girls ' basketball; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club. Pyschology with Mr. Cros- ton was tops for ELAINE. She enjoys hockey and working at Friendly’s. Thinking about the summer of ’68 and checkin ' are favorites. Nancy Shelton PAL; Biology Club. Long-haired GUATONA is forever raising money to go to Chile. The fall of ’67 and summer of ’68 with E.P. are fondest memories. Liked Biol- ogy with Mr. Messenger. NANCY loves horses. Thomas Sherman TOM rates History with Mr. Croston as his favorite at M.H.S. Keeps busy with work at First National. Enjoys foot- ball, hunting, and billiards in his spare time. Karen Simpson LOG Staff; Leader ' s Club; Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; TCL; G.A.A.; F T. A.; Pep Club. Lively SOUPY fondly remembers that summer of ’67. Latin with Miss Werneth was also a favorite. Hockey, football, and work at Kennedy’s — greatest! Our explosive football team , captained by Steve Murphy, compiled an 8-1 record, Susan Sinclair Likes English and psychol- ogy . . . enjoys baseball and basketball . . . collects Pop record s • ■ ■ quiet ■ . • favorite pastime is listening to Pop music . . . half of freshman year at Arlington: chorus. 66 E. Steven Skane Football; Spring Track; Winter Track; Student Con- gress. ED fondly remembers sav- ing the Thanksgiving game in closing seconds by a knocked- down pass ... A determined leader, STEVE, is active in the A.A.U. and the Royal Rangers. Linda Slavin Pep Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Powder Puff Football. Smiling LIN remembers the summer of ’65 in Scituate; found hanging around with P.F.; likes football and hoc- key; Psychology with Mr. Croston. Debra Smith Secretary, Senior Class; Secretary, Student Council and Student Congress; Junior Classical League; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff Football Team; Publicity Chairman; Junior Prom. DEBBIE enjoys sailing and skiing; Favorites are Mr. Burr’s U.S. History Class and PC. Kathryn M. Smith G.A.A.; Varsity Field Hockey; Girls’ Club; Girls Basketball; Varsity Softball; Leaders Club; Glee Club; Honor Society; Pep Club; F.T.A. KATHY . . . summer ’68 . . . winning N.E. softball championship . . . babysitting for Dalton fones . . . victory jackets . . . French with Mr. Sherman . . . Are you seri- ous? Richard Smith Freshman football; hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Friendly SMITTY enjoyed science with Mr. Blanchard and D block study; being with J.P. are favorite pas- times. He remembers the night of Oct. 20, 1967. Elaine Snow Field Hockey; Tennis; G.A.A. treasurer; Honor Soci- ety; Leaders Club; IMPRINT; Girls Club; Spanish Club. ELAINE enjoys skiing and a good game of tennis in her spare time . . . soft spoken and pretty. Mary Ann Soursourian Girls’ Club; Log Staff; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SOUR; summers in New Hampshire; only four foot eleven; going out with J.B.; skiing (both kinds) and swimming; Rainbow. ending the season with an exciting 50-13 victory over Wakefield. Mildred Sparks D.E.C.A.; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Attractive MILLIE is never at a loss for a date; remem- bers summer of ’68 at the Cape with D. O.; likes to hang around at J.H.; active in Tri-Hi-Y; enjoyed Mr. Dris- coll ' s History class. Donald Spinelli DON came to M.H.S. his junior year from Saugus High; works at Stop and Shop. Fixing broken glass is his favorite hobby. Will al- ways remember Junior Prom with Millie. Frank Spinelli FRANK came to MHS from Saugus High in his junior year. An enthusiastic Red Sox fan, FRANK enjoys cruising along Revere and Lynn beaches in his boat. Remembers buying his Honda. Shirley Spongberg Drama Club; Girls’ Club; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SHIRL enjoys attending football games. She works as a saleswoman at the Mill Out- let — a logical place for a girl whose favorite pastime is sew- ing . . . known for her friendly smile. 67 Rosemary A. Squires Thistle. ROE’s favorites include fencing, horseback riding, and art. Remembers math with Mr. LaRosa, gallivanting ’68 and running with A.B.; . . . Hate club? . . . Pshaw! These loaded questions.” Donald R. Stamegna Auto Club, V.P.; D.E.C.A. Active GINNEY likes car racing, building his 41” and work at Melrose Automatic Transmission; Remembers the Junior Prom with Betsy; Fa- vorite class, homeroom at 2:30! Margery Stanley Pep Club. MARGIE . . . English class with Mr. Cooper . . . study with Mr. Larossia” . . . sum- mer of 1967 ... passes time shopping and spending lots of money . . . Florida, January, 1968 . . . enjoys sewing. Football 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 4. Unique UNCLE MAR- TIN” enjoys hockey, football, baseball and, of course, dan- cing! MARTY ' S favorite clas- ses are Miss Heald’s French class, and U.S.H. with Mr. Frank. Distinguished by his bright colored clothes, MAR- TY is sure to be successful in the future! Martin Stanton A dedicated LOG staff worked busily during activity periods and Friday’s H-blocks, Thomas Stein Favorite class is gym . . . enjoys track and football . . . works at gas station . . . likes to collect money and spend money . . . plans to join the Air Force after graduation. Robert Stephen Freshman Football; Auto- Club, Treasurer. Carefree Bob remembers going to the junk yard during shop and math with Mr. LaRosa. Always working on his V.W.s; BOB enjoys car rallys. Would like to travel across the country — in a V.W., of course! Diane Stewart Girls’ Club, Treasurer; LOG Staff; Leaders’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Ski Club, IMPRINT. Petite DI’s memories in- clude the day off in D.C., summer of ’68, and motif No. 1. Her favorites include hock- ey, swimming, skiing, and talking. Joanne Stiles LOG Staff; Drama Club; IMPRINT; Student Congress; Jr. Prom Committee; Leader’s Club; Girls’ Club. Free psycho-analysis; up the down escalator, from rococo to super normal; Mabel’’ moves?? Dedicated to pre- venting future branches of F.B.A. fascinating outlook on problems. 68 4 Linda Stiles Tall, blonde LINDA’S fa- vorite class was Biology. She thinks homeroom with Mr. Magura in her sophomore year (good ol’ 316!) was ter- rific, but then junior homeroom with Mr. Morrison was great, too. An avid fan of Friday afternoons. Priscilla Stone Drama Club; Publicity Chairman; LOG Profile Edi- tor; French Club, Secretary; Leaders’ Club; Spanish Club; New IMPRINT; G.A.A.; De bate, Treasurer; Junior Prom Committee. FRANK is active in Rain- bow, Theta, Tri-Hi-Y please specify!” S.O.H. . . . PRIS fondly remembers those sailing trips to Crane’s Beach . . . Hang in there, Kid!” Robert Storlazzi The fire of ’65 and Latin with Miss Werneth will al- ways be remembered by BOB. U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso and Psychology with Mr. Croston were Bob ' s favorites. Working at Cerretani’s takes up much of Bob’s time. Barbara A. Sullivan Girls ' Club; G.A.A. Blue-eyed BARB, a swim- mer and equestrian . . . en- joyed math with Mr. Ganley and psychology with Mr. Croston . . . fondly remem- bers 3-4-67 and summer of ’67 with Billy . . . riding around. writing profiles and copy and designing pages to make this the best LOG yet. Elaine Sullivan Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Petite ELLIE MAY is a staunch supporter of hockey and football. Merchandising with Mr. Quinn and study with Mr. LaRosa remain fa- vorites. Likes art. The summer of ’68. BOFFO! Janet E. Sullivan Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; P ep Club. SULLEY . . . Math class with Mr. Humphreys talking with Mr. Beshong G. Block . . . December 24, 1967 . . . Junior Prom . . . passes time with T.M. and shopping with the girls. Karen Sullivan G.A.A.; Jr. Achievement. Vivacious and smiley SULLY”— fondest memory November 28, 1968. Will surely miss Mr. Croston ' s psy- chology class. Favorite pas- time, making subs. Paul V. Sullivan Track 1, 2; Football 1, 2. PAUL, never still for half a minute where there’s fun he’s always in it! Usually seen shakin a leg” on the dance floor or girl watching down at the Square . . . remembers Christmas Eve . . . enjoys his- tory. 69 Paula T. Sullivan LOG Art Editor; Student Congress; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Biology Club; French Club. Busy SULLY; a football and basketball fan; fondly re- calls that day off on the Wash- ington trip; lunch with Mr. Blastos. A hot-ticket. James A. Swartwout Tall, handsome JIM has happy thoughts of March 3rd and U.S.H. with Mr. Burr. He enjoys football, soccer, elec- tronics, and, especially, photo- graphy. Even with work at Eddie’s, JIM finds time for his favorite pastime: Jeannie. Theodore Swensen Band. At M.H.S. TED liked Latin with Miss Brown and Math with Mr. Neiman. Favorites include baseball, football, bas- ketball, and tennis. Also he enjoys listening to records. Remembers October 3, 1966. Lynn Swift Modern Dance, Treasurer; LOG Staff; Thistle Staff; Junior Prom Committee; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. GOLA . . . Humanities class . . . enjoys designing clothes . . . known for her ' tumultuous sneeze . . . favorite pastime is weekending . . . Dougie. Our Winter Track Team, paced by co-captains Comeau and Boyce, successfully Sharon Swindlehurst Spanish Club; F.T.A.; De- bate Club; Drama Club. SHARON enjoyed Spanish class and Spanish Club with Miss Athanasoulas; history and sociology; enjoys volley- ball, tennis, archery, and bas- ketball; always reading; con- servative. Janet Szuluk Cheerleading; Drama Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Freshman Girls’ Chorus; Ski Club; Leaders Club. ZULU . • . English with Mrs. Hamlin . . . Summer ’67 . . . History with Mr. DeTeso . . . Nov. 24, 1966 . . . Biol- ogy with Doc and John . . . Hampton ’68. Francis T. Tagan Honor Society; Junior Scholastic League. TOM . . . psychology . . . enjoys playing golf remembers chemistry 32 ... works for Highland Televi- sion Company . . . looks for- ward to college after M.H.S. Deborah Tate Thistle. DEBBIE . . . Mrs. Ham- lin’s Drama class . . . buck- wheat cakes ’67 ... Mr. McIntyre’s math class Boston Public Common, sum- mer ' 68 . . . works at Jordon Marsh . . . likes art ... freaking out . . . occasional long hair . . . white chocolate. 70 William Tedesco D.E.C.A. Hanging around Friendly’s and going to the races are BILL ' S favorite pastimes. BILL enjoys hockey when not working at D.A.P. Inc. BILL remembers weekend parties in Maine and English with Mr. Conn at M.H.S. Ann Tewksbury Girls ' Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Freshman Girls’ Chorus. ANN remembers summer of ' 68 and nights at Mac’s riding around in a black T Bird. Likes hockey and foot- ball. Liked biology with Doc Fieldman David Tier DAVE . . . physics with Mr. Ullman . . . enjoys bas- ketball, hunting, boating, and water skiing . . . remembers vacation time • . . makes rifles his hobby . . . passes time riding around . . . works painting for a contractor . . . wants to attend V.P.I. after graduation. Carole Tierney Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; This- tle; New IMPRINT; Powder Puff Football. CAROLE remembers nights at Harvard; Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth; and the Powder Puff game. She attended Sacred Heart Academy, Som- erset, as a freshman and sophomore; was active in Glee Club and Debate Team. defended its B.A.A. title, becoming the only Class B team to win the contest twice. James Tierney Winter and Spring Track. Gentleman JIM rates hock- ey as tops and is a member of the Highland Hawks. Remem- bers Mr. Bjornson’s Chemistry class. Hangs around at D’s with Crow in his spare time. Came from Austin Prep in Sophomore year. Linda Tosi Drama Club; G.A.A. 1-4; Girls’ Club; Intramurals; Leaders Club; Glee Club; En- semble; Biology Club. TOOTSIE . . . English with Muscle Man . . . likes singing around at parties . . . Winterball ' 67 • • • work at Friendly’s . . . enjoys swim- ming ... a very good singer. William Trainor At Xavier High, Debate Club. BILL had good times in Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle, but especially remembers the Walkout of ’67. Baseball is a favorite. Favorite pastime — just hanging around. Works at Friendly’s. Marjorie Tricca Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club. Lively TRIXIE loves to be around people and really en- joys taking care of children. Biology with Doc Fieldman was a favorite. Football, hock- ey, Bill Cosby records, just hanging around. 71 7 M Diana L. Tuma Girls ' Club; Biology Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club. Friendly DI says Math with Mr. Driscoll was great; had fantastic times in the summer of ' 68 and B.F.F.C.; horseback rider; G.F.Y.A.” Gale Unger Girls’ Club; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Junior Classical League. Amiable GALE liked Art Class above all; enjoys going to Red Sox games. A special memory for Gale was October 1, 1967. Rosemarie Usadvenus At Frontier Regional High: Basketball; G.A.A.; Art Club; Tennis Club; Office Help. ROSEMARIE, a tranfesr to M.H.S. in her junior year, rates tennis, basketball, swim- ming and English as tops. Fondly remembers July 20, 1968. Stephen Velluto Baseball rates high with BELLINO as does Spanish with Mr. McLean. STEVE will never .forget all five lunches his junior year and the summer of 68. Work at Cerretani ' s, day-dreaming and eating occupy STEVE’S spare time. Under neiv direction, the ambitious Drama Club worked long hours for many Dana Vining G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club. Long-blonde-haired DANA can be found yelling Hunya in the halls. DANA rates Bio- logy with Mr. Wilson as tops and remembers best Sept. 6, 1968 in Maine. Cynthia Anne Wadland Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club, Library Club. Individualistic CYD rates Con Civ as tops. Mr. Robin- son and Mr. Squatrito are great. Arthur’s Glad Festival keeps her busy out of school. Well, son of a gun!” Martha Wadland Student Congress; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; French Club; Leaders Club; Pep Club; Ski Club. Busy MARTHA remembers Mr. Bjornson’s Chemistry Class ’67-’68; usually seen riding around with R.D. and S.P.; a certain Tuesday in the Guidance Dept. Margaret Walsh Girls’ Club; Powder Puff Football; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Leaders’ Club. PEGGY with the red hair; wailing with the kids; math with Mr. LaRosa; summer of ’68 at Hampton with R.L.; easily embarrassed. 72 Richard Walsh Robert Walsh Wrestling; Student Con- gress; Ski Club. RANGER liked Psychology with Mr. Driscoll. Remembers N.Y.C. and Abbott ' s Island, the unit.” From Malden Catholic. Work-tree climber. Honor Society. ROBBIE remembers En- glish with Mrs. Daly and Math with Mr. Carroll. De- scribed as short, blue eyed and other minor stuff.” The second half of S.M. Cynthia Ward Field Hockey; Soft Ball; Band; Orchestra; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Glee Club; Freshman Girls Chorus; Stu- dent Congress. Friendly CINDY enjoys waterskiing and swimming. Her fondest memories include the Austin Prep Junior Prom and summers in N.H. Thomas Ward TOM likes hockey, skiing, and football . . . physics with Mr. Ullman ■ • . enjoys hun- ting, fishing, and playing ten- nis ... summer work for the Park Department . . . looking forward to college. weeks to present two major productions: The Fantastics and The Miracle Worker. Patricia Warner Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. PAT will always remember July 20 and 21, 1968. Math with Mr. LaRosa was a defin- ite favorite. Waiting for Sat- urday night and riding around with the girls occupy PAT ' S spare time. Stephen Waters Junior bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis and merchan- dising with Mr. Quinn are among STEVE ' S favorite memories. If not working, STEVE can be found cooking or watching football and base- ball games. J.A. member. Charles J. Waystack Swim Team; Band. Good-natured CHUCK likes football, hockey and baseball. He ' ll always remem- ber that Spanish class with Mrs. Burgy and Chemistry. CHUCK ' S favorite pastime is woodworking. A member of the Columbian Squires. Gail Weldon G.A.A. Biology with Mr. Messen- ger . . • vacations at Rhode Island and N.H. . . . likes watching soccer games . . . the ' 68 fair with G.S. . . . enjoys going to dances • ■ • came Feb. 28, 1968 from North Cambridge Catholic High. 73 David Wells Hockey; Track; Cross Country. Tree Climber, WELLSY is a surfer who also enjoys hock- ey and hunting. Psychology with Mr. Croston was espe- cially liked. New York City and Abbott ' s Island must cer- tainly be fond memories of DAVE. Susan Welsh Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club. SUE a non-conformist, will long remember her Algebra I class with Mr. LaRosa and Christmas, 1966. The Boston Tea Party and the MIT FRAT parties are favorite memories. Likes sewing, danc- ing, and meeting people. Douglas Wentzel DOUG is known for his crazy sense of humor. He en- joyed Pyschology with Mr. Croston, U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso, and summer school with Mr. Cooper. He ' ll never forget Dumpy ' s truck” or Friday nights downtown. Alison Wetherbee Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Softball; Class Vice-President, 1; Student Representative, 1, 2; Leaders’ Club; Powder Puff Football. Pretty ALISON; going to football and hockey games; meeting new people; always smiling; remembers that Octo- ber weekend in Maine; friendly. M.H.S. seniors continued to participate in programs of tutoring in both Melrose Joseph White Susan E. Whitmore Stephen Whittier Donna Willey Hockey; Baseball. Good-looking JOEY spends a lot of time checkin ' (natu- rally). His favorites include Spanish I and History with H.H. JOEY remembers Feb- ruary 17, 1968, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” En- joys hockey and baseball. Glee Club; Ensemble; Jr. Classical League; Spanish Club; PAL; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; Leader’s Club. SUSAN can usually be found singing in Ensemble or District Chorus, playing the piano, or talking to Patty . . . memories of Ribbit Trip, Glee Club, and Latin with Mr. Reid. Football; Baseball. WHIT remembers the hor- ror show at Harvard and Mr. Cutting’s Physics class. Likes playing baseball and street hockey. STEVE, a member of Highland Hawks. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Lead- ' ers ' Club; F.T.A.; Ski Club; Pep Club. Humanities with Mrs. t Hamlin . . . likes cooking, j water skiing, and riding [ around . . . proms of ’68 ... Rainbow . . . Tri-Hi-Y ... a • future teacher. 74 Sue Phyllis Willey Honor Society; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Tumbling; Ski Club; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Powder Puff Football. Zany WILL, always worry- ing about something, remem- bers Mr. McIntyre’s Math class; in the T-Bird looking for a certain somebody; the trouble with hair”; July 4, 1968 . Nancy Williams Girls’ Club; Band; G.A.A. Lively NANCY had many fine times in Math with Mr. Humphreys and in homeroom. She likes to shop, ride around, or just be with R.J. NANCY enjoys skiing and loves to remember that special Junior Prom of ’68. Deborah Winde Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Glee Club. Fun-loving DEB remem- bers freshman math with Mr. Ganley . . . the summer of ' 6 7 . . . Rainbow Worthy Ad- visor . . . also in Kappa, C.E. . . . Mrs. Gardner ' s secretary! Edward Winslow Freshman Track; Intra- mural Basketball. BIG ED’S” favorites in- clude homeroom with Mr. Cooper, and math with Mr. Ganley. ED enjoys golf and basketball. Remembers the fire of ’65. Works at Cerre- tani’s. and Roxbury and started a program of volunteer service at Danvers State Hospital. Janice Winslow Girls’ Club; Pep Club; G.A.A.; Leaders’ Club. Distinguished IANICE remembers Mr. Cooper’s En- glish class and the hockey and football games. The times in St. Louis with P.D. and J.V. won’t soon be forgotten. Hey JANICE — Hang in there kid!” Joanne Winslow Student Congress; Tum- bling; Leaders’ Club; Junior Prom Committee; Girls’ Club; Ski Club; G.A.A. JO likes riding around with BBGWHFF; 10-20-65; Junior Prom with Scott; Saturday nights; p.j. party of ’66; skiing for gay JO. Rita Wittmann Pep Club; G.A.A.; Girls’ Club; F.T.A. Quiet CHICA fondly re- members the summer of ’67 and World Civ. with Mr. Croston. If not enjoying foot- ball or hockey games, RITA can be found shopping in Boston. Junior College ahead. Roger Wolf Student Congress; Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Lifting; Ski Club. WOLFIE, a sharp dresser, recalls Yo Yo’s and the Har- vard Dorm. Mr. Cutting’s physics class and Spanish I were among favorite classes. Favorite pastime? Checkin’ — what else? 75 Steven Wolfe Hockey; Cross Country. WOLFIE’s favorite sport is hockey. Favorite pastime: checking. Recalls Chemistry with Mr. Bjornson and ’67- ' 68 hockey season with Mr. Blanchard. Looks forward to college. Evelyn Woods Girls’ Club; G.A.A. Riding around on Friday nights with T.S., G.W. and S.H.; going to Charles River; and writing letters to Wally are EV’s favorites. EV remem- bers steady” and the park” in Salem with D.S.; Fall River 67” with B.C. Carolyn Worcester PAL; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Lively CAROLYN could never forget the fall of ’67 with Ulysseus” or the Rib- bit” Trip of ’68. Always talk- ing to D.E. on the phone. Math with Mr. Ganley — Charlie.” Alvin Yadgood Tennis. AL is an all-around sports fan. Remembers Mr. Cooper’s English class as his favorite at M.H.S. AL enjoys the profita- ble pastime of making money. Class pictures , college and career conferences, measurements for caps and gowns, Hannah Rose Yaffe Drama Club; Honor Soci- ety; Junior Classical League; French Club; G.A.A. Greek with Miss Werneth . . . English with Mr. Cooper . . . summer of ’68 . . . courts at 6 ... enjoys tennis . . . likes to sew, read, and play the piano. Louis Yanucci Football 2. LOUIE . . . U S. History with Mr. DeTeso . . . enjoys hockey . . . Illumination Night with F.A., G.B., J.O.B. ... his hobby is street hockey . . . plans to go to college. Barbara Youland G.A.A.; FT. A.; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Leaders Club; Powder Puff Football. BARB enjoys skiing; Remembers B.J.’s chemistry class; Will never forget Expo 67”; February ’68; Works at the Boston Freedom Trail; College ahead . . . D P. John Youland Wrestling; Baseball. JOHN rates Psychology with Mr. Croston as tops. When not working at P.S.C. in Boston JOHN enjoys foot- ball and going to C’s in Q. Looking forward to college. 76 Arlene M. Zafarana D.E.C.A.; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Ski Club. LITTLE ZAFF; Remem- bers D.E.C.A. with Mr. Quinn, English with Mr. Cooper; C.B.P., and Anchors Away.” Works at M.W.H. and Grant ' s. Hopes to be a receptionist. Claudia Zeitz G.A.A.; Girls Club; Drama Club; At Nazareth: Girls’ Chorus; Drama. Friendly ZEETSY remem- bers Chemistry with Mr. Gos- som, English with Mrs. Ros- berg, summer of ’66 and Expo. Keeps busy with work at hospital, sewing. Junior college ahead. Mary Zorbas Junior Classical League; G.A.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club. Homeroom with Mr. Coop- er ... summer of ’67 • • • sharing lockers with Zaff . . . August 17 ... enjoys watch- ing football and hockey games • . . works at Friendly’s. David Zwicker Swim Team, Captain. ZWICKIE the swimmer is a fervent football fan. The winter of ’67 and camping with B.L., W.P., R.S. are of particular value to DAVE. Likes working with young children. Favorite class — U.S.H. with Mr. Brown. and plans for Class Night brought the realization that we were really seniors. Janet Ananian At Bellevue High: Student Council; National Honor So- ciety; Pep Club; Safe Teens; Girls’ State Candidate. JAN came to MHS from Bellevue, Nebraska, during her senior year. She enjoys Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth; card making; and reading. College ahead for this bright student. Sarah Mann Exotic SARAH came to MHS from Brookline High School in her senior year. SARAH likes her art classes with Mrs. Grossberg. Inter- ested in politics. Enjoys her trips to Boston. Wayne Bekkenhuis WAYNE lists football and hockey as his favorite sports, and sleeping as his favorite pastime. He’ll always remem- ber the summer of ’68. Works at the New England Tele- phone Co. in Malden. Charles Sica CHARLIE likes football, work at First National, dating every weekend. Remembers when his car engine blew up in Stoughton. Favorite classes include Auto Mechanics and English with Mr. Morse. Scott Billington From: McClintock High; Tempe, Arizona East Brun- swick High; East Brunswick, N.J. Individualistic SCOTT; came to Melrose in his Junior Year; remembers that tremen- dous time with the Mothers of Invention; Blue Harp and Pi- ano for T.A.M.B.Q.; Profes- sional Blues Harp ahead. William C. Spracklin Baseball; Basketball (In- tramurals). SPARKLES likes playing both baseball and basketball. Spends time working on cars. His favorite class? Auto Shop. He’ll always remember his junior year with L.M. A member of the Wyoming Merchants. Stephen Hawes Freshman Football; Basket- ball; Work Study. Friendly STEVE likes play- ing football and basketball. Enjoyed elementary science with Mr. Blanchard. Says his fondest memory will be grad- uating. Likes listening to Moms Mac’s Tales.” 77 .-T ea-rtrie V , XaudS) g Favorite tNEW , Neivs a trj , Cutest Boij F a LIGHT MY s V 0 TIRE o r L n 3 6 aQ(oajo°88 Bt (ruoriteTy In, Pr09raw ■ ■■ I I. — III .1 ■ III M IIIM A Ilf) round Girt F Cl Paul v o f £ fUeunncuru L T 0 R Fojjorct, Ro-oLio WME T3u.dL Pa 3 k Proqro- Woman of Ethel nenaedy the Sear I I don ' t get it!?! A Poem by Henry Giblet The roses are yours The sunflowers are mine Will we have our new school In 2069??? 84 The Fickle Finger of Fate Award To: The frustrated scientist who experi- ments with phosphorous. We couldn’t think of anything else ! ! ! TEN! Becky, do you think they ought to ban. . . . K N O C K M H 5 Let’s Go To The Party! ?s n u ?s Ver-r-y Inter-resting but . . . A Knight in Shining Armour! the roll-on program? t HfiV a’ ' mFTkjl Ft tl � 2 % li p d j £5 FJz+t y?‘,M,. . Editor-in-Chief Adviser Literary Editor First Row. C. Rea, K. Simpson, M. McBride, J. Stiles, P. Marks, C. Anderson, W. Bartlett, D. Stewart, P. Ball. Second Row. P. Stone, B. Harris, S. Peters, M. Gove, P. Mandrachia. LOG Five hundred and how many profiles?! H. Block (on Friday, too) ! Oh, Mr. Han- lon! Where are what candids?!” Sounds like the Log Staff is in session! The year was filled with a series of hectic meetings, where profiles were written (rewritten, proofread, typed, and proofread). The color of the cover was chosen (red with, or white with red?); the design was selected. ART STAFF Left to right: A Cutter, C. Pierce, P. Sullivan, C. Scott, A. Puffer, J. Eaton. Subscription Editor Margaret Lee Profile Editor Advertising Editor Priscilla Stone Linda Anthony ADVERTISING STAFF SUBSCRIPTION STAFF Left to right: J. Hughes, S. Graham, M. Lee, D. Hughes, M. Moore. STAFF Subscriptions were being sold (but how do you do that with no activity periods? ) . Advertising was being collected (lawyers don’t advertise!). Candids were taken (what camera?). And the pressure mounted as the deadlines loomed ahead! Yet the faithful staff came thru despite the despair and delays. The deadlines were met and the Class of ’69 was pre- sented with their log at their first Melrose High School senior banquet. ' •‘m ' ' 4. ImM w : ] i m 4S Left to right: M. Soursourian, L. Anthony, M. Contreas, L. Swift, C. Cleveland. BUSINESS STAFF R. Froio, J. Dixon, K. Lyon, K. Johnson, J. Marcoux, B. Clark. Left to right-. J. Aborn, L. O ' Neil, R. Balesteri, E. Farrell. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT The Student Council, under the leadership of President Stephen Limone and Vice President Vincent Migliore, brought several innovations to Melrose High. A much sought after student parking lot became a reality when students were allowed to park at First National for one dollar a week. A revised dress code was issued and a council dress board was established to enforce the dress code. Once again the Council sponsored the Winter Ball, and the Swiss Holiday” proved to be a great success by opening the school year’s social season. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row. Mr. McGrath. Adv., G. Leach, D. Smith, S. Limone, V. Migliore, L. O ' Neil, R. Comeau, P. Cerretani. Second Row. D. Cataldo, P. Buckley, E. Farrell, S. Lamson, J. Munro, R. Balesteri, W. Bartlett. Third Row: B. Alfano, G. Oesterle, J. Aborn, N. Davis. N. Davis, Treasurer, D. Cataldo, Secretary, P. Buckley, President; P. Cerretani, Vice-President. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS GOVERNMENT Student Congress, the other branch of the Melrose High School Government, started off its year by electing Peter Blakey, President, Linda Bigwood, Vice President, Becky Pierce, Secretary, and Carolyn Kimball, Treasurer. The Congress aided the New Imprint in seeking subscriptions and was also co-sponsor of the new slack day. Working along with the Council, the Congress played an important part in the school government. STUDENT CONGRESS - |2H! m Mill— I 3 1 MH II H IB ' F f] First Row: A. Simpson, P. Sullivan, P. Marks, E. Rotondi, L. Bigwood, P. Blakey, B. Pierce, M. Morrison, J. Gandolfi, D. Maguire. Second Row. Mr. Cole, adv., L. Hodgkins, A. Deane, J. Green, P. Durney, R. Knight, C. Blakey, N. Jacobson, Mr. Burr, adv. Third Row. A. Bernard, C. Chapman, C. Scott, M. Johnston, K. Hitchins, P. Ono. MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL — MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS October 18, 1968 Ell Pond Knoll, possible M.H.S. site Is New High School On Way? This year’s M.H.S. newspaper is an all-new and extremely commendable effort begun by Editor-in-Chief Jeff Elliott. As of September 26, 1968, all that remained of the shambles of the old Imprint was its former Assistant Sports Editor, Jeff, and a dream. With the help of a vitally interested student body and an equally dedicated pair of faculty advisors, Miss Bailey and Miss Lechowicz, the dream of an all -New Imprint was made a reality. The newspaper focuses on the feature aspects of journalism and has added such innovations as an athletic personality, letters to the editor column, movie and book reviews, cartoons, a candid picture column, and SIX PAGES ! ! in a concerted effort to bring itself and M.H.S. closer to the individual student. The 1969 Log salutes the editors and staff for making the New Imprint the finest example of student jour- nalism ever produced at M.H.S. Three cheers and keep up the great, NEW work! IMPRINT EDITORS First Row. B. Masel, J. Elliott, Editor-in-Chief, V. Biscoe. S. Earley. Second Row: Miss Lechowicz (advisor), P. Lepere, W. Rogers, M. Ford, L. Russell, I. Mrose, Miss Bailey (advisor). IMPRINT STAFF Front Row: J. Flint, B. Kirmes, P. Stone, J. Goff, S. Wells, D. Gallant, E. Hodgson, M. Contreas, J. Eaton. Back Row: H. George, J. Halloran, M. Bellamy, M. Hughes, E. Christophoro, L. Harron. THISTLE The THISTLE, the school’s literary magazine, finished the year with its third publica- tion. The advisor, Mrs. Prescott, together with the Editor-in-Chief, George Leach, have worked all year selecting poems and stories submitted by students of all grades. The result has been a highly successful and entertaining literary magazine. Left to right: W. Bartlett, L. Swift, J. Dolan, J. Kelly, W. Dellea, G. Leach, A. Breed, C. Cleve- land, P. MacDonald, C. Tierney, B. Erviti. Front Row : J. Goff, P. Dunofrio, S. Earley, L. Russell, R. Tierney, S. DiGidcomo, M. McAteer. Second Row : Mr. Frank, J. Hodgen, A. Hamelin, M. Hubert, Mr. Ford. Third Row: J. Goldblith, J. Robertson, R. Graham. DEBATE CLUB Carrying on the tradition of being the most active public school debating team in New England, the MHS club participated in over 600 debates this year. Led by our Fearless Leader”, Freeman T. Frank, and top varsity debaters Ira Burnim and Sharon Earley, the club traveled to Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, U. Mass, Boston College, and Holy Cross. The officers, Ira Burnim, President, Sharon Earley, Vice President, Leigh Russell, Secretary, and Bob Tierney, Treasurer, have again carried through with the annual Var- sity-Novice Tournament and other great successes. Front Row: J. Gallagher, D. Kiddy, S. Early, L. Russell, R. Tierney, R. Tully. Second Row: Mr. Frank, M. Krone, D. Early, J. Hayward, C. Evans, S. Balfour, G. Reardon. Third Row: M. Martin, E. Taylor, M. Festa, J. Connolly. Front Row. J. Gandolfi, B. Harris, M. Joy, G. Reitsma, P. Blakey, J. McKinlay, S. DiGiacomo, H. Yaffe. Second Row. W. Rogers, C. Pierce, L. Anthony, S. Cook, D. Koestring, L. Leeman, S. Willey, J. Bloom, C. Goldthwait, F. Tagan. MELROSE HONOR SOCIETY Juniors and Seniors were inducted into the Honor Society on the basis of their scho- lastic achievement in the fall of 1968. Parents, friends and old members” witnessed the pledging and awarding of the gold M, and heard Mr. Dixon speak on the importance of the Honor Society and its aims. New advisors for this year, Mrs. Janice Schooley, Miss Marilyn Blanchard, and Mr. Robert Grant have taken the places of Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Flora Lutz, who have done an outstanding job in advising the Honor Society in the past. Officers for 1968-1969 are: Glen Reitsma, President; Michael Ford, Vice President; Susan Cook, Secretary and John McNamara, Treasurer. The LOG wishes the members of next year’s Honor Society as happy and successful a year as 1969 has been. Janice B. Schooley ADVISORS Robert T. Grant Marilyn J. Blanchard First Row : S. Whitmore, S. Boyson, C. Scott, P. Marks, W. Rogers, Pres.; B. Mooney, B. Erviti, S. DiGiacomo, G. Unger, D. Sarni, D. Hughes. Second Row. Mr. Reid, S. Earley, D. Smith, C. Goldthwait, S. Graham, W. Savage, D. Hall, F. Tagan, L. Anthony, M. Porter, M. Zorbas. Third Row. J. Pane, A. Macintosh, C. Kneeland, J. McNamara, R. Brown M. Contreas, M. Joy, H. Yaffee. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League is a social and service organization of junior and senior Latin and Greek students. The purpose of the League is to foster a deeper understanding of the Classics. Each year, its members dress in Roman togas on two occasions: in the fall, new mem- bers, clad in Roman attire present skits from their readings from Cicero and Caesar, while in the spring, members, again wearing togas, attend the state Junior Classical League Convention. As a service project, the members sell candy at the spring operetta, and give the pro- ceeds to the Permanent Scholarship Fund. Officers this year are William Rogers, President; Brian Mooney, Vice President; Linda Tosi, Secretary; and Peter Marks, Treasurer. James Reid is faculty adviser. Front Row. P. Browne, L. Butler, J. Hosmer, D. DeFianzo, P. Devine, M. Morrisey, C. Murdock, N. Whitehead. Second Row. P. Wood, M. Shepherd, T. Spencer, C. Penney, R. McDermod, R. Savage, I. Mrose, Mr. Reid. Top Row. C. Rossland, T. Destasio, J. Sunderland, R. DePetris. on Pi O 1-1 2! cl pi O 2 w C i OFFICERS Left to right-. D. Stewart, J. Marcoux, Mrs. Gardner, advisor , B. Pierce, D. Gallant, L. Bigwood. GIRLS ' CLUB The Melrose High School Girls’ Club is the oldest organization in the school. Incor- porated in 1925, the club, since then, has contributed much to the school and to the community. This year for the first time the Girls’ Club sponsored Powder Puff League football games. Both were played against Winchester, one at home and ' one. away. Cheered on by the team’s mascot Chris Merenda, our girls won the home game 12 to 8, but lost at Winchester 28 to 14. The proceeds of the game were added to the Girls’ Club scholarship fund which gives financial assistance each year to a worthy senior girl. Also this year the Girls’ Club continued with its tradition of helping needy families of the community; Marilyn Contreas and her committee worked hard to provide 20 families with a Thanksgiving meal complete from soup to nuts. Other activities included a Spring Fashion show, a Ski trip to Crotchet Mountain, a second annual Mothers’ Tea, during which the girls were presented with Melrose High School Girls’ Club pins. SENIOR MEMBERS JUNIOR MEMBERS G.A.A. OFFICERS Left to right : M. Johnson, E. Snow, E. Christoforo, M. McBride, C. Hemenway, G. Troughton, S. Famolore. G.A.A. This year, the Melrose High School Girls’ Athletic Association, Leaders’ Club and Modern Dance Club combined to make the annual candy sale a success. The Sophomore Class tied with the Senior Class under the leadership of Cindy Hemenway, for the prize of ten dollars to each class treasury. The Modern Dance Club presented its annual Christmas Show which proved to be a special success this year. G.A.A. held its annual banquet again and all the girls had a wonde rful time. G.A.A. also sponsored all intramural sports along with girls tennis, and field hockey teams. The Leaders’ Club, one of the most purposeful clubs at Melrose, did a fine job assisting the Gym Teachers and learning how to officiate at all types of games. PAL CLUB Front Row. J. Desforges, D. Santoro, D. Martin, J. Murphy. Second. Row. Mr. Hodgkins, S. Whit- more, C. Rosseland, E. Fay. PAL PAL is a big sister-big brother organization whose purpose is to provide companionship and understand- ing between a high school student and a Melrose grade schooler. Each PAL member spends at least one hour per week with his assigned child sometimes taking him on visits to the zoo, movies, library, bowl- ing or places that may interest the child. Under the direction of Mr. Hodgkins and school psychologists Mrs. Dembsk i and Mr. Cook, the club is in its fourth successful year. LIBRARY CLUB Once again the Library Club met and resumed activities for this year. The officers elected are: Cynthia Wadland, President; Paula Hennis, Vice President, and Joanne Hennis, Secretary. There are no dues, therefore a treasurer is not required. Mrs. Rose, the Club Advisor, promotes the reading of books and other materials for these girls, who also help in selecting new books for the library. The members get first-hand experience in charging out books and in the running of libraries. LIBRARY CLUB Front Row: P. Benson, M. Meehan, C. Wadland, D. Shea, J. Hennis. Second Row: Mrs. Rose, librarian, R. Shepherd, P. Hennis, V. Gay, R. Hardy, S. Hoberg, G. DeBenedictis, C. McNamara. Front Row : C. Creelman, E. Hayden, L. Butler, D. Mclsaac, head; D. Gallant, K. Fletcher, K. Ko- towski. Back Row : S. Keady, D. Maguire, J. Mead, J. Szuluk, S. Soule. CHEERLEADERS Always on the go, the M.H.S. cheerleaders attend all the football, hockey, and basketball games. Captained by Dianne Mclssac, these girls put in long hours of practice each day, to insure a fine performance. Pre-game brunches with the majorettes, pep rallies, and zany bus rides, are all part of the fun and excitement. These twelve girls add enthusiasm and color to all the sports. A great asset to Melrose High, our cheerleaders are appreciated by all for encouraging our teams to victory. All t-o-g-e-t-h-e-r GIRLS M. McBride, head; Left to right: S. DeFreitas, J. Izzo, L. Mutti, B. Cutter, K. Johnson. MAJORETTES The MHS majorettes under the leadership of Maureen McBride added zest and enthusiasm to this season’s football games. Even though the group this year con- sisted of only six girls, the job that these girls turned out far exceeded that num- ber. You can find these high stepping twirlers” every day at 2:30 at the planter. Their participation in the Thanksgiving Day Rally added to the best rally MHS has ever had. Thank-you Maureen and gang! FRENCH CLUB First Row: R. Pollock, H. Yaffee, A. Monroe, J. Szulak, M. Mor rison, P. Stone, H. George, J. Goff, J. Hughes, P. MacDonald, M Joy, J. Gandolfi, D. Martin. Second Row: Miss Heald, J. Desfor ges, J. Burnim, S. Rosenzweiz, S. DiGiacomo, J. Paiement, D Ryan, L. Bigwood, S. Cook, C. Marinelli, M. MacAteer, S. Haas Third Row: M. Driscoll, N. Jacobson, K. Downes, M. Cook, E Christoforo, K. Kelliher, C. Hudson, K. Fletcher, C. Craft, K. Carroll, P. Whittakher. Fourth Row: L. Butler, S. Bowditch, P. Tasffe, C. Locke, L. Curry, L. Russell, N. Foote, M. Shepherd, D. Dalis. Fifth Row: C. Unger, M. Hughes, I. Mrose, L. Tousey, B. Sheppard, E. Shea, J. DeSanctis. LANGUAGE CLUBS FRENCH CLUB The French Club, under the direction of Miss Heald and Miss Donahue has become one of the most active and popular groups at MHS since its start three years ago. This year, the club began an active season with a dinner cooked by members. (Every one of them a regular Julia Child!) The club’s other activi- ties included outings to museums and movies, as well as a special dinner — this one at a French restaurant. The French Club is sure to have continued success in all its endeavors. SPANISH CLUB With Miss Athanasoulas as advisor, the Spanish Club completed its third suc cessful year. The Club’s activities began with a talk on Spain by Mr. Grant, followed by a Christmas party for underprivileged children. President Fred Alvarez and his officers planned other activities, such as a field trip to a Span- ish ballet and a dinner at a Spanish restaurant. Mem- bership has skyrocketed and the Spanish Club is fast becoming one of the most active organizations at MHS. SPANISH CLUB First Row: D. Stewart, M. McBride, P. Stone, A. Goshgar- ian, F. Alvarez, B. Masel, J. Mead, A. Ferreira, W. Bardett. Second Row: Miss Athanasoulas, M. Lee, K. Fitzgerald, M. Gove, E. Snow, E. Morris, D. Winsor, L. Mutti, E. Hayden, A. Spinale. Third Row: J. Blois, P. Masel, C. Pierce, W. Kalligian, S. Swindlehurst, M. Ford. Fourth Row: E. An- drews, A. Doherty, J. Brown, M. Moore, A. Sullivan, M. Lawton. Fifth Row: V. Reed, V. Casey, S. Whitmore. First Row. J. Flint, K. O’Connor, E. Hodgson, R. Wittman, N. Shelton, K. Smith, D. Tuma, D. Delmastro, B. Sullivan, L. Lodi, Mrs. Whitworth, Mr. Cole. Second Row. M. Manzi, J. Goff, J. Priestly, B. Harris, B. Kirmes, C. Anderson, V. Reed, G. Gustafson, M. Morrison, D. Willey, M. Campbell, M. Tricca, Miss Blizzard. Third Row. P. Fallom, H. George, P. Stone, A. Puffer, M. Gove, C. Wadland, L. Miner, L. Bigwood, B. Pierce, Mrs. Gardner. Fourth Row. M. Ford, A. Sample, R. Bernard, C. Kneeland, G. Peddle. Those mak- ing trip not listed : L. Foster, P. Mandrakhia, L. Giorgio, W. Rogers, D. Winde. ENGLISH HISTORY CLUB TOUR OF THE BRITISH ISLES After six Tuesday afternoon seminars to set the mood for our fourteen day tour of the British Isles, thirty-one happy girls and nine lucky boys left Logan Airport on April sixteenth for a night flight to Shannon, Ireland. Our coach was waiting to start our tour through the Killarney Lakes District with a stop-over at Cork on the way to Dublin, where we toured the city in the after- noon and attended a delightful performance at the Abbey Theater in the evening. The stragglers, girls, of course, were hurried onto our coach the next morning to catch a plane for a two day stop in Edinburgh, where we spent one day touring the Scottish Highlands around Loch Lomond and the other sightseeing in this historical capital city. Leaving by train and travelling along the coast, we arrived in the medieval walled city of York in time for viewing the Roman ruins and the York Minster. The next morning we began a three day coach tour through Robin Hood country, Nottingham, and Coventry to Stratford-on-Avon, stopping overnight at the White Swan Hotel and attending a performance at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Continuing to the city of Bath with a tour of Blenheim Palace en route, we viewed the famous Roman baths and visited the Cathe- dral. After visiting Stonehenge, we spent the next night in Salisbury, home of the tall spired Cathedral before heading for London with stops en route at Royal Windsor Castle, Runnymede, and Hampton Court Palace Gardens. Four days in London were spent with guided tours of London’s famous streets, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, the Houses of Parliament, the famous Tower of London, and the beautiful Cathedrals. Free time for shopping, an evening at the theater, a soccer game between two first division teams, as well as a full day’s tour through the County of Kent, which is Dickens country and the location of Canterbury and Maidstone, filled our time until we were homeward bound from London Airport to Boston. JUNIORS AND SENIORS First Row. Mr. Glynn (advisor), L. Tosi, C. Craft, R. Schermerhorn, K. Lyon, L. Loveys, S. Case, J. Gandolfi, A. Pustell, P. Ball, K. Bush, L. Mutti, J. Flint. Second Row. H. George, L. Foster, T. Destasio, D. Robinson, G. Unger, S. Astravas, C. Hume, A. Cutter, E. Harris, D. Dalis, J. Andrews, J. Goff, M. Gove, J. Murphy, R. DePetris, B. Bacall, I. Mrose. Third Row. A. Heidkamp, R. Cronin, B. Dean, R. Mudarri, M. Ford, P. Stone, B. Kirmes, A. Puffer, C. Hudson, C. Rosseland, A. Sawler, P. Wood, E. Ashland, P. Taaffe, B. Hinckley, W. Savage, P. Gagliardi, M. Morris- sey, E. Shea, L. Hendrickson, R. Graham. Fourth Row. D. Hurd, K. Fletcher, C. Ledoux, W. Rogers, D. Winslow, M. Hughes, J. Partridge, M. Martin, J. Pane, H. Yaffe, E. An- drews, M. Steeves, N. Foote, J. Deforges, A. Spinalli, N. Kolligan, L. Harron, A. Bernard, C. Whaley, C. Roweland, J. Hosmer, M. Johnston, S. Soule, K. Hitchens, M. Lawton. DRAMA CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Glynn and officers Jose- phine Gandolfi, president, Stephen Case, vice-president, Patricia Ball, treasurer, and Ann Pustell, secretary, the Drama Club began its year with the traditional Pot Luck Supper. Its first production, an evening of four student-directed one-acts, was a great success, and enter- tained the audience with everything from classic comedy and tragedy to an original avant-garde play. The winter production was something new for the Drama Club, a double production: The Fantastiks, a musical, and The Miracle Worker. This year the Drama Club extended extra effort to bring MHS more and better theatre than ever before. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES First Row. J. DeCoste, B. Bennett, S. Case, J. Gandolfi, A. Pustell, P. Ball, D. Juno, Mr. Glynn (advisor). Second Row. C. Pulsford, K. Schluntz, M. Russo, B. Sheppard, A. Blanchard, P. George, D. Lawry, L. Kolligan, C. Love, D. Fink. Third Row. V. Casey, L. Shaw, J. Rosseland, K. Pierce, C. Dimeo, B. Huntress, C. Rogers, A. Tricco, N. Dean, J. Merrill, B. Whitney. Fourth Row. R. M. Frasca, B. Case, G. Defeo, J. Lawless, S. Haas, R. Hunter, J. Leone, J. McCauley, B. Downes, T. Farrand, J. Hanlon. s .h First Row, L-R: L. Hendrickson, P. MacDon- ald, H. George, L. Foster, A. Enggren, L. Bates, C. Lenk, S. Haas, C. Craft, P. Ball, J. DeCoste, L. Holden, C. Marinelli, A. Sica. Second Row: L. LeBlanc, L. Tosi, N. Hartigan, J. Winde, D. MacDonald, M. McAteer, W. Bonney, J. Nett, J. Smith, D. Fuller, A. Heid- kamp, J. Goldblith, W. Hill, M. Lloyd, A Blanchard, B. Sheppard, C. Ward. Third Row: A. Puffer, L. Harron, G. Lloyd, E. Orsillo, L. McNamara, J. Kelly, B. Erviti, S. DiGiacomo, M.H.S. GLE CHORAL This year, in order to allow as many students as possible to participate in its programs, the Music Department arranged many rehearsal times. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Warren D. Wood, had seventy-four members who gave the group a pleasing and harmonizing tone. The group presented Christmas Vespers with selections from the Messiah” by Handel, Twas the Night Before Christmas,” and many more songs which provided spirited entertainment for the public. After M.H.S. ENSEMBLE First Row, L-R: P. MacDonald, S. DiGiacomo, J. Marcoux, L. Hendrickson, A. Enggren, C. Sartori, B. Whitney, W. Bonney, R. Winters, S. Haas, C. Craft, J. Black, P. Ball. Second Row: J. Kelly, P. Taaffee, L. Foster, L. Tosi, E. Shea, D. Hall, R. Mudarri, R. Cronin, D. Robinson, D. Fuller, J. Goldblith, J. Nett, N. Kolligian, C. Crcelman, P. Wood. 112 R. Winters, D. Hurd, B. Whitney, C. Sartori, M. Saija, J. Greene, E. Christoforo, K. Hitch- ens, B. Cutter, N, O ' Neil, D. Meredith, V. Reed. Fourth Row: S. Ryder, M. Davies, P. Taaffee, E. Shea, J. Mead, J. Marcoux, S. Earley, J. Eleftherakis, J. Kelly, S. Oxley, R. Cronin, R. Mudarri, D. Robinson, D. Hall, J. Black, J. Bloom, N. Kolligian, M. Lawton, C. Creelman, D. Whittier, P. Wood, P. Whit- taker, P. Bonney. GROUPS the holiday season, the Glee Club busily prepared for the Spring Concert and, of course, the Broadway Show. It can be agreed that the Glee Club again had a wonderful year ! The Ensemble, a group of voices selected from the Glee Club, per- formed not only at the same programs as the Glee Club, but also for the Rotary Club, the Couples’ Club, the opening of the Winter Festival at the Prudential Building, and for other community organizations. Re- hearsing during activity periods, this concert group well deserved the praise which it received. M.H.S. BELL RINGERS 1 W‘: ff ! k r 7 -JKZ First Row, L-R: H. George, C. Lenk, L. Foster, S. Haas, L. LeBlanc, A. Blanchard, L. Bates, L. Harron. Second Row: A. Puffer, J. Kelly, E. Shea, P. Whittaker, J. Kelly, P. Wood, J. Bloom, B. Sheppard, L. McNamara. 113 M.H.S. Band To the tunes of Up, Up, and Away,” and Love is Blue,” the M.H.S. Band presented some unique and entertaining shows during the football season. New patterns such as the basket balloon and the broken heart accompanied some of the these popular tunes. The season opened under the direction of Mr. Wood during Mr. Love’s temporary absence. Our conscientious student leader Janet Pane, and our assistant student leader, Fred Roche, led the Band through all formations. Praise is due also to our Indian, Martin Stanton, and the M.H.S. Color Guard whose faithful participation added to the fine field presentations. Added Friday evening and Saturday morning rehearsals, frequent re- minders to march 8 to the 5” and uniform inspections brought about greater precision and pride of performance. 114 Front Row. S. Ewell, J. Pane, I. Mrose, M. Beck. Second Row. Mr. Leutz, A. Eaton, P. Wood, N. Jacobson, T. Wright, A Norton, M. Alpert. Third Row. W. Lieberman, A. Dean, J. Robertson, L. Shaw, F. Roche. ORCHESTRA When you hear Magic Melodies” pouring forth from the Music Room during A block, you can be sure that our diligent M.H.S. Orchestra under the expert guidance and direction of Mr. Leutz is hard at work. Some favorite selections which members enjoyed playing were: Theme from Romeo and Juliet,” and highlights from The King and I.” Another favorite was Light Cavalry” (the Lone Ranger Theme) especially when taken at the right tempo. This organization of dedicated players has produced fine performances at Christmas Vespers, the Spring Concert, the June Recital and other musical productions. Also, some members have had the distinction of participating in the District and All-State Concerts. 115 AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Front Row: R. MacLean, B. MacMartin, L. Shaw, H. Hartman, A. Norton, A. Belcher, S. Gardiner, J. Gallagher. Last Row: Mr. Laine, K. Burns, J. Ball, C. Gabriel, E. Tucker, E. Swansen, B. Mc- Phees. A. V. CLUB RADIO CLUB The main duties of the A.V. Club are to supply the teachers with filming materials and equipment, and to assist in the running of the equipment. The club offers instruction to new members and also promotes interest in electronics and projection work for older members. The Radio Club, under the direction of Mr. Bush- by, has been formed to promote a greater interest in radio broadcasting and electronics. The club would very much like to start its own radio station and broadcast to other ham operators. RADIO CLUB Front Row: S. Pustell, M. Harrison, Mr. Bushby, R. Lavander, D. Clark, V. Graf, E. Tucker, T. Mahony, F. Alexander. i II 116th Year. No. 107. The Evening Star Newspaper Op. Copyright © 1568 WASHINGTON, D. C., 71 Army Units To Be Nearby, Mayor Says National Guard To Be Deactivated As Calm Prevails BULLETIN Mayor Walter E. Washing- ton said late today that fed- eral troops and D.C. National Guardsmen who have been as- signed to Washington for the last 12 days since rioting broke out will be withdrawn from the District by midnight today, and the Guard deacti- vated. In an announcement at 3:30 this afternoon, howeve- the mayor emphasize ' 1 regular Army units main nearby i n Rv - SDAY, APRIL 16, 1968—48 PAGES Phone LI. 3-5000 10 Cents ing D.G Tonight CAMERAS CLICK AWAY Easter Finds D.C. Relaxed Amid Ruins Front Row: R. Comeau, R. Knight, E. Hinchey, S. Skane, B. Butler, Capt. S. Murphy, V. Migliore, P. Blakey, D. Searles, D. Searles, D. Hult. 2nd Row: T. Burke, J. Sullivan, R. Erickson, J. O’Brien, S. Byrd, D. McNeil, M. Skane, B. Staskowitz, C. Gilleland, T. DePaolo, T. DelCore, D. McCarthy. 3rd Row: Coach Hoague, M. Sheehan, T. Clark, F. Reardon, F. Alvarez, J. Goldthwaite, C. Webb, J. McManus, T. Wright, D. Shea, S. Piazzo. FOOTBALL With a season record of 8 wins and 1 loss, not much more has to be said about Mel- rose High’s outstanding 1968 football squad. Coach Hoague combined a great young line with an explosive veteran backfield, and came up with a team that averaged over 34 points per game while keeping their opponents to a meager 12 points a game. The Raiders easily rolled over most of their opponents, their tremendous season marred only by an upset 8-12 loss to league champs Winchester. In the season finale with rival Wakefield, the Big Red was just too much, crushing the Warriors 50-13, crowning a great high school career for many seniors. High scoring back Rick Comeau received All-Scholastic recognition, while star quar- terback Steve Skane was named to the second All-Scholastic team on which Capt. Steve Murphy and Tony DePaolo received honorable mention. The Raiders also dominated the Middlesex League Senior All-Star Team with Capt. Steve Murphy, Rick Comeau, and Steve Skane joined by fellow teammates: end Brian Butler, defensive back Dave Searles, defensive end Vin Migliore, and defensive half- back Doug Searles. With the return of a big and experienced line, and a sound backfield, Melrose will have an excellent chance to capture the league title in 1969. ii 126 roraw m d r 4 ,■ 9 t % K. «1p mHM 4 — r ’ !W w8r. HN|| tra!. l y 1 I •• % r — m tv e-r - - ‘tHrf r i N-s x feg +1 uk fi LJ, % £w i OvV 4gr S . VARSITY Front Row : L. Butler, L. Bigwood, C. Hemenway, J. Hughes, E. Snow, K. Smith, C. Ward, P. Brown. Back Row. Manager C. Gillespie, G. Lamson, L. Curry, S. Mulligan, D. Herlihy, I. Deca- tur, D. Lacey, B. Pierce, S. Peters, M. Johnston, Manager C. Kimball. FIELD HOCKEY The Field Hockey Team, co-captained by Elaine Snow and Jeanne Hughes had a fine season with a 3-3-2 final record. Mrs. Kearn coached the team with Miss Wragg serving as referee. The girls went through extensive practices every day, going over skills and getting into shape. Mrs. Kearn felt the team did very well despite the loss of key seniors last year. The players proved their ability when Miss Wragg and the co- captains took over during Mrs. Kearn’s absence. The girls agreed that the most exciting game was against Saugus in which Linda Bigwood scored the only goal in the game on a penalty bully. The season finished with a party where all the players were presented with humorous poems recounting their experiences on the team this year. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row. S. Warner, K. Harris, D. LaSpesa, M. Intingavo, C. Brown, J. MacDonald, S. Famolare, C. McBride, E. Smith. Back Row. Manager C. Gillespie, P. Carr, M. Herlihy, E. Soccorso, C. Row- land, D. Winsor, B. Shay, R. McKinlay, J. Hosmer, S. Garden, Manager C. Kimball. VARSITY First Row. A. Barisano, S. Graham, J. Scarpa, W. Dellea, P. Rooney, P. Marks. Second Row. L. Nyquist, P. Moulton, B. Love, H. Boyd, J. Bowe, R. Campbell, M. Batson, N. Barry, P. Cerretani, G. Kwiecien. Third Row. Mr. Grant, B. Taylor, S. Gorvin, K. Hodgson, M. Tow, J. Blois, R. Le- Blanc, R. Kasperzak, G. Johnson, T. Winslow, Mr. Morrow. CROSS COUNTRY The Melrose High Harriers came up with several outstanding runners this year in quest of the Middlesex title. After dropping their first two meets to Concord and Wake- field, Melrose then came on to take three of their last five meets, and finished with a 4-3 season. In the Middlesex League meet held at Mt. Hood, the Melrose Varsity placed 7th while the J.V. took a 4th. Co-captains Bill Dellea and John Scarpa led a strong corps of underclassmen who promise to give Melrose a strong team next year. FRESHMEN Front Row. S. Gramolini, M. Gabriel, R. Oedell, R. Walsh, J. Limongelli, L. Colborne, D. Mead, B. Carstensen, J. Smith, P. Vasapoli, W. O’Connell, J. DeFranza. Second Row. Coach Grant, D. Hannabury, B. Bowe, J. Rogers, D. Marcotti, J. Puna, A. Staffier, G. Bernard, G. Johnson; C. Stahby, K. O ' Brien, Coach Morrow. S. Limone, D. McCrae, (managers); E. Koehler, D. Doucette, Mr. Driscoll, R. Thibeault, J. Goldth- waite, J. Paleo, D. Glynn, B. Butler, S. Lamson, J. MacDonnell, Mr. Magura, R. Killilea, Coach Killilea, J. McBride, J. Crocker. BASKETBALL Once again the Melrose High Varsity Basketball team has had a successful season. Under the guidance of Coach John Killilea, the Raiders are in second place behind a strong Lexington team. The only other loss Melrose has suffered was an upset to Con- cord, making the team’s record 13-3 so far. The team has won the necessary number of games to qualify for the Tech Tourney, and the rest of the season promises to be as exciting. Since the team has only one senior, Brian Butler, next year’s team will be very strong. Starting players for the hoopsters are: John MacDonnell, Don Doucette, Rick Thibeault, Joe McBride, and John Paleo. Also seeing starting action are: Brian Butler, Bob Killilea, and Ed Koehler. 130 r.¥«M altm m 4 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: L. Curry, N. Jacobson, Captain C. Hemenway, D. Lacey, E. Christoforo, P. Holland. Second Row: Managers, B. Shea, and J. MacDonald, M. Johnston, J. Hosmer, P. Browne, Manager S. Haas, Coach Miss Chase. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The 1969 Girls’ Basketball team, coached by Miss Josephine Chase and captained by Cindy Hemenway, ended the season with a record of three wins and four losses. Although the Raiderettes lost more than they won, they showed ability to pull together and play a good team game. The varsity will especially remember their big wins against rival Wakefield (51-29) and also against Concord (44-29). The J.V.’s, captained by Diane Beauchamp, ended with a record of three wins and three losses. They will especially remember their exciting last minute victory over Win- chester (23-22). GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Front Row: D. Pupils, G. Lamson, D. Laspasa, J. Miliotis, D. O ' Brien, Captain D. Beauchamp, M. Demeo, S. Fama- lore, D. Kiddie, A. Blanchard. Second Row: Managers, B. Shea and J. McDonald, C. Sullivan, H. Mrose, D. Herlihy, 132 S. Guptil, R. McKinlay, H. Knight, A. Tricco, M. Grand- field, L. MacNamara, J. Winde, S. Garden, Manager, S. Haas, Coach, Miss Chase. SOCCER Front Row: J. Murphy, W. Fitt, P. Sullivan, S. Priestly, F. Nichols, B. Boyson, W. Vercammen, N. Caiazza, J. Tai, D. DeLeo, P. Weatherbee, C. Shea, A. Perrotton, R. Lepore, Archibald, R. Stiles, W. Dyment, P. Buckley, C. Lockhart, G. Reitsma, D. Gerrior, J. Paone, M. Peavey, P. Paone, M. Priestly, J. O ' Hara, P. Chasse, A. Simpson, C. Foster, D. J. Munro. Lost Row: Mr. Humphreys, A. Edmonds, J. Hall. SOCCER This fall, Melrose High inaugurated, much to the pleas- ure of the student body, a soccer team. Coached by Thomas Humphreys, the team had a favorable year. Although the schedule was compiled from teams both in and out of the league, Melrose finished the season with an impressive 4-6-1 record outscoring their opponents 17-13. Since it was the first year for the team, the number of seniors was small. However, leading the team were seniors Robert Lepore, Glenn Reitsma, Andre Perroton, and David Hall as manager. With strong showings against strongly established teams such as Medford, Concord, Winchester, and Woburn, Melrose has a bright future in the Middlesex Soccer League next year. The regulars on the field and goal tender, sophomore John Tai who registered four shutouts, including a double overtime scoreless tie against Lynn English, all did an out- standing job for Melrose. Good luck in the following sea- sons! WRESTLING This year the Wrestling Team with only four seniors on the varsity squad posted an excellent 8-4 record. In league action Melrose sported a 5-0 record and captured their third consecutive Middlesex League title. This young team also went on to place third in the sectional tournament held at Newton South. Melrose, captained by Phil Russo and Rick Bernard, had several men with exceptional season and tournament records. Co-Capt. Bernard and sophomore John Mulvihill both finished the dual season undefeated and both placed second at the sectionals. Junior Mif Skane ended his regular season with an amazing 11 falls out of 12 bouts. He went on to pin all his opponents in the sectionals and took first place honors. Other wrestlers doing well dur- ing season and post season tournies were: Dick Foster, Craig Kneeland, Doug Adams, John Scarpa, Kevin Bab- cock, John Mulvihill, Jim Mello, and Paul Cerretani. In the State Tourney, won by Chelmsford, Melrose came in sixth. Co-Capt. Bernard became the first Melrose wrestler ever to become a state champ as he clinched the 152 lb. state title. Junior Mif Skane took the third spot in his weight class and first year man, Paul Cerretani took a fourth. Next year with a young, but experienced squad returning, Coach Ball can look forward to another successful season and probably his fourth League Crown. WRESTLING Fr ont Row: P. Cerretani, R. Sawyer, C. O’Connell, P. Wetherbee, J. Goodhue, J. Mello, M. Stanton, Co-Capt. P. Russo, and R. Bernard, D. McNeil, R. Foster, J. Scarpa, A. Powers, M. Skane, K. Babcock, C. Kneeland, L Mulvihill. Second Row: Mr. Bean, P. Hubert, R. Sami, C. Glazebrook, J. Canatta, J. Burke, R. Morris, R. Campbell, D. Thistle, Greelish, D. Spollett, P. Marks, D. Adams, B. Turner, C. Copeland, J. Lamm, T. Santos, G. Telis, M. Morris, S. Whittier, J. Bird, B. Webb, J. Gould, Z. Astravas, B. Boy- son, M. McGarr, Mr. Ball. 133 Front Row. P. Blake, J. White, S. Dolloff, D. Searles, D. Brussard. 2nd Row. J. McCarthy, T. Burke, F. Marcoux, L. Abbott, j. Baker, S. Jones, Coach Hughes, S. Wolfe. Back Row. Manager A. Edmonds, J. Murphy, E. Hughes, J. Baier, P. Chasse. HOCKEY For the fifth straight year, the hard-hitting, fast-skating, Melrose High School hockey team clinched the Middlesex League Title. Piloted by a dynamic, scoring line of Joe White, Steve Dolloff, and Jim Murphy, the Raiders suffered only one loss, to Concord, 3-1. A dependable second line of John Baier, Ed Hughes, and Steve Jones ably assisted in the scoring. Paul Blake, Jeff Baker, and Paul Chasse made up the third line. On a strong defensive line were Larry Abbott (alias Bobby Orr), Frank Marcoux, and seniors Dave Brussard, Dave Searles, and Tom Burke. Steve Wolfe and Joe McCarthy did a fine job in the nets for the Raiders. Once again, the perennial Middlesex champs qualified for the States and reached the finals. 134 Front Row. R. LePore, G. Leach, B. Rollins, B. Rollins, W. Dellea, W. Boyce, R. Comeau, T. DePaolo, J. Botte, R. Knight, J. McKinlay. Second Row. Coach McIntyre, A. Barisano, N. Barry, P. Buckley, R. Leblanc, A. Guerra, B. Staskawicz, C. Gilleland, C. Brown, S. Graham, J. Burke. Third Row. A. Belcher, N. Caiazza, R. Pierce, R. Garbati, R. Barber, J. Tierney, W. Mack, G. Cerretani, T. Wright. Fourth Row. R. Walsh, C. Boyce, P. Dona- hue, J. Hallinan. If I n I H WINTER TRACK The Melrose High School Track Team, coached by the very able Robert McIntyre has had a very successful season. In the Class B State Meet Melrose qualified 12 runners; and for the second straight year they came home with the title. Melrose had two returning titlists from last year’s meet: George Leach in the high jump and Rick Comeau in the 300; and each one again won their specialty this year. Also in the state meet, the relay team of Steve Skane, Bill Boyce, Tony DePaolo, and Rick Comeau broke a thirteen year record winning in 2:25.1. Others who placed were Steve Skane in the high jump and Barry Rollins in the hurdle, Tony DePaolo in the dash, John McKinlay in the 300, Bill Boyce in the 600, Bill Dellea in the 1000, and Bruce Rollins in the mile. Earlier in the year, Melrose won the B.A.A., amassing a record tying 22 points. This year has been a very rewarding one and one with many memories. B.A.A. CHAMPS W. Dellea, W. Boyce, Coach R. McIntyre, R. Comeau, T. DePa- olo, G. Leach. First Row : B. Taylor, C. Stahley, T. Lord. Second Row. L. Nyquist, B. Foley, D. Fitzpatrick, G. MacFarlene, B. Love, J. Gavin, J. Shanklin, D. Knowles, J. Nimon, F. Roth, J. Blois, B. Roth, B. Patterson, K. Meharg, Captain D. Zwicker, Mr. Grant, Coach. Third Row: B. Winters, G. Johnson, C. Chapman, G. Kwiecien, S. Kotsakis, B. Savage. SWIM TEAM The M.H.S. swim team in its second year of existence this year competed in the tough Greater Boston League. This year the team was coached by Mr. Robert Grant; the captain was David Zwicker. After an average season last year with four wins, the team came to life winning seven consecutively until they met a very strong B.C. High team. They did beat Cambridge Latin, Xaverian, Lynn Eng- lish, Danvers, Lynn Classical, Malden, and Lynn Trade. Top swimmers this year were Steven Kotsakis, Bill Foley, Lee Nyquist, George Kwiecien, Glenn MacFarlane, Ken Meharg, and Captain Dave Zwicker. Top divers were Craig Chapman and Charles Stahley . RIFLE CLUB This year, the Rifle Club, coached by Mr. Bloom has had a successful record of 3-2 with four games to go at this writing. The co-captains are Mike Ford and Jim Downey who are both seniors. The club has played against Malden, Watertown, Waltham, and Acton. The game that the mem- bers will remember is the 844-843 win over Bedford. Front Row: L. Mosher, M. Ford. Second Row: Mr. Bloom, P. Cummings, R. Rand, M. Stiles, B. Foster. Umi ok-. 1 1 eefel jmw ■■ • r -- 1 mr Turr ' i. Z f ll M l — ' x ’ ‘‘ T 1 -.VV ■ I T ' wmt — — m x fiUSl, SgAi Pf® U IF ' r • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We, the LOG editors wish to thank the following people: To Mr. Hanlon, the LOG advisor, we are deeply indebted for his gentle guidance and warm understanding. To Mr. Hult of Hult Studio Photographers who has been most coop- erative in taking LOG pictures and offering his help. To Mr. Moore of O’Toole Publishing Company who has greatly aided us in the technical details of the yearbook. To Senior Debbie Winde whose work and cooperation is appreciated. To Senior Barry Dean who supplied us with some very expert pictures of the Powder Puff Football Game and other candids of school activi- ties. And to our faithful staff who trudged in weary eyed from lack of sleep on all those H blocks. Many thanks for giving up your privilege period for the greater privilege of creating a lasting yearbook. «jr i ■ ■ ' m : - -r ' : -j • BUZZELLE-COLELLA Office Machines and Business Equipment 59 WEST WYOMING AVENUE MELROSE, MASS. 665-1588 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF ’69 MELROSE ARMY AND NAVY STORE PERCY GLASER, Proprietor MELROSE YARN SHOP 665-0491 461 MAIN STREET 423 PLEASANT STREET MELROSE H. J. STILES SON, INC. 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At 93 MAPLE STREET SINCE 1869 Phone 665-0123 and 665-0124 MELROSE, MASSACHUSETTS Compliments of § § CUTLER MOTOR SALES Before you accept that first job • • . Ijook over your employer as earefully as he does you What’s the Company like anyway? Would I be proud to work there? Reputation for square dealing with employees? Pleasant surroundings? Will I be working with others my own age? Are they friendly? Do they socialize after hours? Will the boss be reasonable? Appreciate good, hard work, but won’t explode if I make a mistake? Will I make a decent week’s pay? Have a chance for raises, advancement, more responsibility? How about fringe benefits? Is the work challenging? I had what it takes to get through high school. Will they give me a chance to use my brains? Note: Many young men and women in this area can answer “Yes” to these questions. They work for New England Telephone. Why not talk with our employment interviewer soon . . . before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. New England Telephone Part of the Nationwide Bell System An equal opportunity employer Autographs MELROSE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1458 00301 771 5 COMMENCEMENT The End of the Beginning ” Mr. John F. McGrath Miss Carolyn T. Pike To these five teachers who are retiring this year go the best wishes of the Class of 1969. Just as the patterns of our lives are beginning to change after our graduation, so are the patterns of your lives changing after your re- tirement. May these years be enjoy- able and enrich your years beyond all your wishes. Thank you for being a part of the patterns of our four years at M.H.S. Mr. Blair C. Wilson Mrs. Dorothy M. Rose BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Front Row: J. Cannata, M. Byrne, A. Andersen, R. Peach, R. Wolfe, B. Butler, R. Savarino, S. Whittier, D. Thistle, E. Hughes. Back Row: D. McCrae, J. Murphy, j. Baker, R. Fagan, B. Stas- kowitz, S Lamson, J. Bird, S. Rossino, G. Kwiecen, D. Shea, J. McBride, Mr. Hughes. 3 JjL 4 ■ ■ m. wMM, GOLF TEAM First Row: B. Gilley, R. Knight, P. Feeney. Back Row: Mr. Wilson, W. Brown, S. Colwell, F. Broussard, P. Abbott. GIRLS ' TUMBLING CLUB Front Row: S. Soule, L. O’Neil, P. Cummings, A. Monroe, J. Mead. Second Row: P. McClure, R. Penny, M. Rohrer, L. Smith, J. Garbati, H. Dargie, J. Stafford, C. McBride, K. McCourt. Third Row: B. Stahley, S. Warner, R. McKinlay, S. Boyson, K. Fletcher, D. Maguire, M. Scott, P. Denley, L. Bates, M. Moore. i sj ij J I SPRING TRACK TEAM Front Row: W. Graham, P. Walsh, J. Crivelli, S. Gramolim, R. DePetris, C. Boyce, G. Cerretani, R. Walsh, P. Cerretani, R. Barber, P. Donahue, K. Graham, J. Cannata, A. Hemenway. Second Row: T. Duval, T. Perry, R. Lepore, G. Murphy, T. Wright, D. Campbell, C. Brown, T. Stein, J. Tierney, G. Benard, N. Barry, J. Botte, C. Gilleland, B. Stoddard, D. Archibald. Third Row: Coach McIntyre, S. Graham, P. Russo, P. Buckley, M. Skane, B. Rollins, R. Comeau, G. Leach, E. Skane, W. Boyce, B. Rollins, W. Dellea, F. Marcoux, R. LeBlanc, A. Guerra, J. Lamm. GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM Front Row: S. Famolare, L. Curry, K. Smith, C. Hemenway, D. Beauchamp. Second Row: Miss Chase, D. Kiddie, C. Graro, M. Dimeo, J. Winde, P. Daly, B. Perraton, E. O ' Donnell, J. Hardy, L. Bird, J. MacDonald. BOYS ' VARSITY TENNIS TEAM Front Row: D. Schaalman, L. Mosher, R. Meldonian. Back Row: Mr. Crane, J. Elliott, J. Ledger, C. Wong. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS Front Row: R. Reitsma, D. Curtin, L. King, R. Wise, M. Ford, G .Johnson. Back Row: Mr. Crane, V. Canzanello, R. Garbati, A. Brown, R. Mollins, W. Sutherland, T. DiStaso, D. Knowles. GIRLS’ VARSITY TENNIS TEAM First Row: K. Bookman, E. Snow, M. McBride, P. Holland, J. Hughes. Second Row: Miss Wragg, S. Garden, L. Marconi, J. Evans, C. Creelman. SENIOR June 5 ' ' i Or ' CLASS A SONG OF PEACE This is my song O God of all nations, A song of peace for lands afar and mine. This is my dream, my hope, my shrine. Honors Levi Gould Medal Readers’ Digest Award Valedictorian Ira Burnim Salutatorian Linda Anthony The Bausch and Lomb Science Award Michael T. Ford The Mathematics Department Award Ira A. Burnim Susan Cook Michael Ford John McKinley The Imprint Award Jeffrey Elliot French Awards Susan DiGiacomo Josephine Gandolfi German Awards Albert Barry Dean Brian Butler The Business Department Award Dianne Mclsaac The Social Studies Department Award Ira Burnim The Music Department Awards Larry Mosher Frederick Roche, Jr. Student Representative at Student Govt. Day at the State House Stephen Limone Mass. Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizen Award — Mary M. Joy Mass. Daughters of the American Revolution History Award — William C .Rogers Omicron Delta Fraternity Award Peter Blakey The Fred W. Green Award Richard J. Comeau, Jr. The Robert Nordstrom Award Michael Mahon The Joseph A. Rotondi Award Stephen Dolloff The Doc Clark Physical Fitness Award Stephen Limone The William’s College Book Award Douglas McCrae The Boston Alumni Assoc, of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Douglas McCrae The Harvard Club of Boston Alan Lakin Beethoven Society of Melrose Award Jodi Gandolfi M.H.S. Modern Dance Adrina Goshgarian The Ruth Pauline Nixon Award Linda Bigwood The Melrose Mothers’ Club Janet Goff Dr. James M. Rooney Memorial Scholarship Richard L. Brown Janet Elaine Craven Memorial Scholarship Viola L. Reed The Margaret Bakeman Wing Music Award Jeanette Marcoux The Kappa Delta Psi Sorority Award Mary M. Joy Girls’ Athletic Association Cynthia J. Ward Sears Roebuck Foundation Award Frederick Farrand M.H.S. Band Aiders Janet Pane M.H.S. Music Department David Hall The John J. Lloyd Scholarship Andre Perrotton Carol Goldthwait Glenn Reitsma The Wilhemina J. Stalker Scholarship Patricia MacDonald Shirley Spongberg The Victor A. Nellie L. Friend Scholarship Joanne Stiles The Adelaide Colburn Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth Harris The Melrose Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 2394 William R. Boyce Melrose Women’s Club Marcia Porter The Mary 1. Putnam Scholarship Susan M. Boyson The Willis A. Smith Scholarship Gary W Murphy A. Bruce Gilchrist Memorial Scholarship Michael T. Ford The Melrose Highlands Women’s Club Susan DiGiacomo Melrose Post 90 — The American Legion Stephen MacDougall The Audio Visual Aid Club of Melrose High James C. Harrison The William B. Alexander High School Fund Sharon Earley 1st Lieutenant James Gable Dunton Memorial Scholarship Robert Lepore Private David A. Bingham Memorial Scholarship George A. Leach Specialist 5 Thomas J. Brennan Memorial Scholarship Joseph L. Keenom The Howard B. Wilder Grant Susan L. Cook The Melrose Education Association Josephine Gandolfi John J. Greene The M.H.S. P.T.A. Janet Szuluk Kathleen McGill Sandra Baker The Roy Vaughan Memorial Scholarship Craig E. Kneeland The Ann Foster Memorial Fund Jeanne T. Hughes The Phi Theta Xi Sorority of Melrose Karen L. Simpson Kathryn Smith The Melrose Class of 1914 Sally E. Hatch The M.H.S. Girls’ Club Linda Bigwood Marilyn Contreas The M.H.S. Student Congress Linda M. Tosi The Community Associates Gail E. Weldon The Tri-H-Y Council Cheryl Pierce The Melrose Rotary Club Stephen Limone The Melrose Lions Club William Savage Beverly Kirmes The M.FI.S. Student Council Stephen Limone The Community Players of Melrose Janet Pane The Rotary Anns of Melrose Marjorie Gove Benson Goss Fuels, Inc. Teanne Black Ruth Lloyd Memorial Scholarship Paula T. Sullivan Mary Jackson Goss Memorial Scholarship Linda C. Foster Honor Society Scholarship Jeffrey Elliott Bertha Davis Memorial Scholarship Debra Murray The Melrose-Wakefield Trust Co. Alan Macintosh Permanent Scholarship Fund Patricia Ball Susan Whitmore Anne M. Bertulli Lyssa Black Marianne Corrado Katherine Lyon Jenniffer Priestley Richard L. Brown Doreen F. Henley Margaret P. Lee Cynthia Hemenway Vincent Migliore Susan S. Peters David P. Leonard Karen M. Johnson Martin Stanton Susan L. Welsh Harold T. Rand Scholarship Elaine Snow