Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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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

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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

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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