Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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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.

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Vincent Migliore Vice-President Steven Limone President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Debra Smith Secretary George Leach Treasurer 16

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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