Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1970 volume:

THE GRADUATING CLASS of MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL presents I table of contents faculty seniors who s who organizations 97 highlights 127 sports 139 m.h.s. — this is your life . . 161 advertisements 171 Promise is a part of it. It is there when a small child rubs his eyes to greet a new world and a new beginning. It is there when a_ crack is seen in the wall of prejudice. There, as a foot finds the ladder leading from despair. It is there in today’s history, hidden in the bold words — tear, corruption, hate, riot, bigotry, greed. Promise is there. It is there in America, confident and proud. Landing the first man on the moon — one small step, the promise of a giant step for all mankind. For one brief moment all men everywhere were breathless with hope and expectancy. Y ou are a part of all this, the promise for the future, not only in the quest for scientific truth and knowledge but for a better life on this small planet, for all mankind. It is a great and fearful time to be young and to be alive. But it is a time filled with excitement and challenge to men of good will everywhere. It is truly a time of com- mencement, and a promise of fulfillment. Your education which began here is a continuous thing. It is growth, growth reflected in the quality and character of your living, not just today — but on into the future. • : ' ' 1 ■ . vv ' : j ‘i ' ; - . j • •. ! f : it � ; ,:v : h : • ...� ' : ij; ' There it rises above us, bold and bright — the moon, i the hope of man throughout eternity. Ancient peoples worshipped it. Ancient civilizations governed their very | existence according to its phases, as they tried to learn its secrets. They longed to reach out, to comprehend, the mysterious ball of silver and gold. ■ ;V 5 •• ' : L : ' .� • ’ , . • i,;. . , Today, the moon has become the physical manifesta- tion of a wider search, a search for understanding of ourselves , a search for a better life. As man, through the astronauts, reached out to touch the moon, the world — our world — came together for a few brief moment; to challenge, to meet a new destiny. After grc � .!, i, we too shall meet a new destiny; we shall begin c; - quest for knowledge and for understand- ing of ourselves. Each of us must attempt to ameliorate his environment — to search for a better life. Yet, one might ask, what is the value of reachin ° Is it worth the risks and disappointments? As we search the heavens to realize our dreams, we must each not forget the individual challenge of life here on earth: T he world stands out on either side No wider than the heart is wide; Above the world is stretched the sky, No higher than the soul is high. T he heart can push the sea and la .• Farther away on either hand; The soul can split the sky in two . . . EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY May the light of our peace shine through. ' , ,r ■ , . .. ■ • . £ ' J iJ y, ■y-. ' Vr : i ■ : ■■ : , ■ r ; :n : . ■■ ,-■■■•■ ••.’A- fac ul ty (fak el te), n. the entire teaching and administra- te force of a university, college, oi school. 2. the members of a learned )rof ession. administration Kenneth R. Norris Vice-Principal John M. Cullinane Director of Guidance Alton B. Cole Assistant Principal Jean D. Gardner Dean of Girls Paul F. Banks Assistant Principal department chairmen Bertil G. Bloom Practical and Fine Arts W. Griffith Couser English Richard L. Hildreth Social Studies Albert E. Cutting Science Joseph D. Hoague Physical Education Warren F. Nash Modern Languages Paul N. Roberts Business Norman O. Rockwood Math James E. Reid Latin 9 Betty Athanasoulas Saundra Lou Bailey Francis T. Ball Modern Languages English Physical Education Sylvia G. Barbee Anne C. Bean Paul M. Bean Modern Languages Modern Languages Physical Education r Earl T. Beshong Harold B. Bjornson Practical and Fine Arts Science Arthur H. Blanchard Marilyn J. Blanchard Science Business Louis J. Blastos Math Laura M. Blizzard Social Studies faculty and staff Dorothy L. Bloom Catherine Brezinski Practical and Fine Arts Practical and Fine Arts Marla J. Brink English Margaret F. Brown Latin Peter J. Brown Ernest A. Burley Social Studies Practical and Fine Arts Philip J. Burr Curtis L. Bushby Alice E. Cann Social Studies Practical and Fine Arts Office Eileen H. Carlson Catherine K. Carrabis Charles E. Carroll English Business Math 10 Leo P. Casey Social Studies Anthony F. Ceddia Guidance Josephine M. Chase Physical Education Joseph L. Cody Clayton E. Conn Practical and Fine Arts English Francis E. Connolly Social Studies William P. Cooper English Harold A. Crane English Claude H. Croston Social Studies Ruth DeDomenico Modern Language Marcia R. DeLeaco Math Marie DeSisto Office nthony E. DeTeso Social Studies Lorraine E. DiMdzio Guidance Kate H. Dixon English Anne K. Donahue Modern Languages Helen G. Donovan David P. Driscoll Social Studies Math John E. Driscoll Charles Dullea Mitchell P. Fava Social Studies English Math Jerome J. Ford Math Gertrude C. Felt Librarian Noah Fieldman Science 11 Freeman T. Frank Social Studies Roger Gagnon Music Mary Galiano Office Daniel G. Gallagher Social Studies Frances M. Galligan Thomas J. Ganley Modern Languages Math Robert T. Grant Math Doris Grant Librarian David R. Gavin Math Michael B. Glynn English Stephen A. Gordon George H. Gossom Guidance Science Rita L. Grossberg Practical and Fine Arts William E. Hanlon Social Studies Claire J. Hanson Arthur J. Harrington Health English Jeremy Hayward Science Alice L. Heald Modern Languages Lila Hennessey Modem Languages James P. Hodgkins David I. Hoyle Henry W. Hughes Marion E. Hume Sara R. Hume Social Studies Science Social Studies Business Business 12 Thomas E. Humphreys Timothy F. Hurley Business Guidance Mary Kennedy Office John P. Killilea Gayle L. Koontz Physical Education English Alice C. Krame r Business Oscar E. Larson Office ) Iver Lane Audio-Visual Anthony J. LaRosa Math Elinor M. Laudin Office Mary Ann Lechowicz English Theodore K. Leutz Music Roderick Lewis English Lois Lochhead Office if Robert K. Love Music Flora Lutz Social Studies Marion V. Macione Business Donald J. Mack Math Mary Mahoney Business Julia E. Marlow Science Edward J. Mathews Eugene T. McCarthy Linda K. McGrath Robert B. McIntyre Science Practical and Vine Arts Practical and Fine Arts Math 13 Robert A. McLean Modern Languages Martha S. Mead English Ward P. Messenger Science N. Yvonne Miche Modern Languages Herman G. Morrison Science James Morrow Math James R. Morse English Ruth J. Mucica Health Robert G. Mullarky Guidance Irving Neiman Math Evelyn L. Nelson Business Ruth M. Newman English Jacqueline Northrup Office Diane F. Packer Science Kenneth D. Palm Richard F. Patten Physical Education English Agnes A. Prescott Robert K. Quinn English Business Ruth M. Russo Olga E. Sachs Beatrice Sarkisian rartiral and Vine Arts Practical and Fine Arts English Douglas R. Ramsdell William J. Reynolds Science Health Laura L. Rosberg English 14 Donald S. Scheufele Science Janice B. Schooley Guidance Peter E. Schuerch Practical and Fine Arts Merrill Shea Music Arthur D. Simonds III Philip A. Stackpole Guidance Math Jeannette O. Stahl English John W. Walsh Guidance Christine Swartwout Audrey L. Tricco Office Business Bryce B. Walton Science Nancy E. Werneth Alma L. Westervelt Dorothy L. Whitworth Warren D. Wood Latin English English Music Andrea L. Wragg Physical Education Cafeteria Staff Left to right. Gerry O ' Leary, Vivian Bossi, Lena Nugent, Marian James ( manager ), Ruth Wetter- green, Helen Egan, Elva Barrett, Mildred Freeman, Eleanor Murphy, Eileen Voigt, Terese McSweeney. 15 Karen Hichens Secretary Linda O ' Neil Treasurer James Donahue President seniors James Munro Vice President Judith Aborn Student Council, Junior Class jSecretary; Student Congress; [Modern Dance, Secretary; LOG Staff; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Prom [Committees; Powder Puff. Vivacious JUDI will al- lways remember those ooo j. . . weekends???; the sum- mers ' 68 and ’69; Ding”; (July 9, 1968; always seen [with C.G., R.B. and cruisin’ [with T.B.L.G.I.M. Mario Agri | Unpredictable and mis- chievous MARIO remem- bers all those afternoons in Room 203. Who, me Mr. DM.?” All five lunches; check- ing with the guys and cruis- ing Main St. take up most of jhis time. Bruce Alcorn Intramural Basketball. Quiet, funloving JUICE likes skiing, hockey, foot- ball, golf and Spanish with Mrs. Burgy; favorite pas- times are watching the Bruins from heavens and checkin’; remembers the summer of ’69; Manchester, Singing Sands Beach; Leave It Out.” Richard Alpert Drama Club, Photographer; IMPRINT; Glee Club. Musical RICH will always remember Paint Your Wagon” with Mr. Dolan; DeMolay, playing the guitar, and driving around keep him very busy; Psychology is his favorite subject. Michael Andrews Cross Country; Wrestling. THE BEAR, a hockey and football fan; will always re- member U.S.H. at M.H.S. and the Labor Day weekend of ’69. Enjoys working on cars and checking out girls. Oh really? On M.H.S. five year plan with Jed and Peter. Alaine Asplind IMPRINT; PAL; Equinox; Drama Club. Idealistic PIGLET will al- ways remember the Equinox and discovering the Soup Theory” with Jimmy H. Loves climbing and draw- ing; stomping the sidewalks of Melrose with her naked ankles; Bodico; Downtown; MBTA; What a bummer!”; Yay Lion!” Kevin Babcock Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1-4. BABA will always remem- ber his summers at the lake; enjoyed mathematics with Mr. Carroll; his favorite sport is wrestling, and he’ll never forget the long prac- tices. Jean Andrews Honor Society; LOG Staff; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Wash- ington Trip; Jr. Prom Comm. Active JEAN remembers Physics with Mr. Cutting and U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso; enjoys hockey, ten- nis, and sewing; will never forget her Rotten” sum- mers; going to Mac’s and riding in the S.B.” Patricia Balcom Honor Society; Color Guard, Head; Biology Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A. Friendly PAT will never forget Biology with Mr. Messenger, the Jr. and Sr. Proms with A.C.H., and August 5, ’69; Rainbow and Candy Striping keep her busy; horseback riding with M.H.; Another quart of water, Ann!” Well, all right!” Nancy Baldwin F.T.A.; Girls Club; Fresh- man Girls Chorus. Smiling, fun to be with NANCY is an avid basket- ball and football fan; will always remember her favor- ite class with Mrs. Barbee; the D” class; her favorite pastime is talking; Right!!” Robert Balestieri Football; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Track; Class President 2, 3. Good looking, friendly BAL will always remember those great parties at Dings, Gigs, and Voc’s. Favorites are History with Mr. Croston and Hockey; always smiling and checkin’. Carol Barbetta G.A.A.; Girls Club; Work Study. Easy-going CAROL enjoys all sports, especially basket- ball; will always remember General Business with Mr. Humphreys; favorite pastime is being with P.C.; laughing at stupid things; Forget it!” ■0T-. Marie Ann Babij Drama Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Commit tee. Effervescent MARY ANN is a devoted tennis player; will never forget Miss Le- chowicz’s English class and the summer of ’69- If not busy working at M.W.H., she is out somewhere buying clothes; art work. Barrett Bacall Drama Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Broad-minded ROAD RUNNER spends his spare time playing the guitar at Jazz and Folk Festivals, at DeMolay, checkin’, and eat- ing pizza. Algebra with Mr. Grant and the summer of ' 69; enjoys water skiing, swimming, football, and street hockey; So do you.” John Baier Varsity Hockey; Varsity Soccer; Varsity Baseball; Cross Country. Athletic JOHN will al- ways remember the week- end at Dartmouth with the good ’ole hockey team; favorites are hockey and psychology with Mr. Cros- ton; always up for taking a spin around the pantry; See you around the campus.” Jeffrey Baker Varsity Hockey; Varsity Baseball; � Varsity Soccer; Student Congress; M.H.S. Scholarship Drive. Quiet, good looking MARK rates hockey, base- ball, golf and U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso as his favorites; JEFF will always remember Caravelle with F.M. and rid- ing in the Cougar; Psy- chol!” Lesley A. Barnes G.A.A.; Girls Club. BARNSIE will always re- member the Hilltop 9 12 69 with T.B.D.B.P. and the sum- mer of ’69; football, basket- ball, hockey, Math with Mr. LaRosa, study with Mr. DeTeso and boys are all fa- vorites; Catch ya later!” Michael Barresi Freshman Track. MIKE considers football his favorite sport, but track is a very close second. If you are ever looking for MIKE you are sure to find him working at First National in his spare time. Randall Bean Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Tall, friendly RANDY will always remember skiing and The Great Fall; enjoyed straight forward Physics; favorite sport is driveway basketball; The Wall; hob- bies are sleeping and driving the bomber. Rosemary Beaudoin Student Congress; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club; Mod- ern Dance; Powder Puff. Sophisticated ROSEMARY has special memories of Rockport on a rainy day.” She enjoys G.H.A.T.B.H.G.; will never forget the week- end at N.Y. with Judi; los- ing the keys at Nahant with R.B., J.L.S., and J.A.; cruis- ing with T.B.L.G.I.M. Marilyn Beauregard Girls Club; G.A.A. MARILYN will always re- member April 2, 1969 and the summer of ’69; favorite class was Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis; her spare time is spent working at the Melrose- Wakefield Hospital; spending R.M.’s money; satis- fying P.T.; P.A.B.H. with R.M., D.W., P.M., and B.K.! Martha Jean Beck Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club; Washington Trip; Band; Or- chestra. MARTHA will always re- member the night down the beach?; favorites are snow and water skiing, sailing and tennis; Theta, Tri Hi Y, and teaching Sunday school takes up her spare time; seen around with F.R., N.H., and B.J.; Don’t call me Turkey!” Terry Beckford G.A.A.; Girls Club. Petite, quiet TERRY en- joys football, Tri-Hi-Y, and Bookkeeping with Miss Car- rabis; always remembers July 1, 1969 at Rockport; always seen with A.G., M.S., E.O., and G.O.; What’s your point?!” Margaret Bellamy IMPRINT Staff; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Powder Puff Football. Friendly GRIT will always remember Hampton, the summer of ’69 and The Chase”; G.W.B.F. Inc.; her favorite class is Psychology; she enjoys hockey, football, riding around, and collecting street signs! Anne Lee Bernard Cheerleader; Drama Club; Student Congress; Jr. Prom Comm.; LOG Subscription iStaff; Future Nurses, Sec.; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Lively ANNE will always remember The Weirs Nurs- ing career; May 19, 1969 — They called my name!”; practicing for that first rally!; playing Glady in The Skin of Our Teeth.” Debi Blades G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Cheerful STRETCH will always remember that cer- tain weekend in Maine”; her favorites are hockey, football, and Geometry with Mr. La- Rosa; the Bug with J.D. and L.M.; world’s tallest midget; Hey Wils!” Carol Belmonte F.T.A.; Girls Club. CAROL’S favorite sports are football and basketball; she considers English her most enjoyable subject; her spare time is spent working as a cashier at Giant Valu; sewing is her hobby! Jeffrey S. Billington Rifle Team. JEFF will always remem- ber the Jr. Prom with Deb- bie; his favorite sports are fishing, football, and hunt- ing; C Block study with Mr. Staples was his favorite class; most enjoyable pastime is being with D.S.; I don’t know!” Nancy E. Bennett Shy and quiet NAN will always remember seeing Her- man ' s Hermits; her favorite sport is baseball and her fa- vorite teacher is Miss Carra- bis; helpful and considerate; can always be found sketch- ing, listening to records or watching T.V.; Jeepers. Joseph Bird Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Honor So- ciety. Quiet, sport-minded CHIP- PER will always remember the summer of ’69 with R.L. and D.M.; favorites include baseball and Math; good- looking JOE will be a sure success in the future. r t Robert Benson Mischievous BOBBY can usually be found hanging around downtown; enjoys nearly all action sports, es- pecially hockey; working and loafin’ take up most of his spare time; fun-loving and carefree. Suzanne L. Blackmore IMPRINT Staff; Future Nurses Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Happy SUE will always remember July 5, 1969 and the black V.W.; favorites are football, hockey, and French with Mrs. Scarpito; enjoys snow and water skiing, and riding around; G.W.B.F. Inc.; Oh no!” Barbara Blake F.T.A. 4, Secretary; Library I Club, V.P.; Girls Club; j G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm. Imaginative BARBARA ; will surely achieve her goal I of becoming a teacher; meet- ing D.E.S.; the Washington Trip; tennis, basketball, and Math with Mr. LaRosa are ,i favorites; always found with P.S. and D.S.; Does that y make you cool?’’ fi Christopher P. Blakey Student Congress 2, 3; Soph- omore Football. CHRIS will always re- member Labor Day at the ■ Weirs with B.D. and good times with K.F.; considers (soccer his favorite sport; Auto Mechanics with P.S.; works (as a Skilled Car Prep. Man; scuba diving and checkin’ are (favorite pastimes; Not me!” John Blois Swim Team; Cross Country; Spanish Club; IMPRINT. Friendly JOHN is an ac- complished swimmer; enjoys playing street hockey with Tank, Dub and McDu; will never forget the Bull’s class and Mrs. Marlow’s tests; works at Friendly’s; Nifty.” Pamela Jean Bonney Girl’s Club; Glee Club; Color Guard; Future Nurses; G.A.A. Fun to be with, nutty PAMELA will always re- member Roy and the Rain- bow-Demolay Dance of ’68; often referred to as Ken- tucky Derby” and Southern Comfort,” enjoys painting, baking, hiking, shopping, and walking along the beach alone; Nobody’s perfect.” Peter Bookman LOG Art Editor; Freshman Basketball; Biology Club; Honor Society. Talented, sports enthusiast BOOK A will never forget the Washington Trip with Mugsie” and those shaving cream fights; basketball, street hockey, golf; Doc Scheufele’s Chem. class and Mr. McIntyre’s Math class; Well alright, well yes.” Joseph Bosley JOE will always remember the day he moved to Melrose; Space and Aviation with Mr. Matthews; I doubt it”; avid hockey and baseball fan; en- joys playing the guitar in his spare time. Daniel Botto CRASH can be found working at Imperial Erectors and Fabricators; rates Auto Shop as his favorite class and he enjoys working on cars, and driving around in his V.W. Susan Bowditch Honor Society; IMPRINT; French Club; Program Chair- man; Girls Club; G.A.A. Outgoing SUE is quite an accomplished linguist and was presented the German Consulate award in 1968 and in 1969. Although work at Lyman’s Market keeps her busy, she still finds time for designing clothes, playing the guitar; and having in- tellectual discussions. J.S.; Oh, wow.” t Richard Braden Biology Club. RICHARD ranks Biology as tops in clerk at Fabians Market; HUNTER; when not working can be found shooting and collect- ing coins; enthusiastic base- ball fan. Cheryl Broadhead CHER rates Chemistry with Mr. Gossam as tops; will always remember the Junior Prom and March 29; CHER is an assistant at the Melrose- Wakefield Hospital. John F. Bowen D.E.C.A. Club. U.S. History with Mr. Brown and Distributive Edu- cation were JOHN’S fav- orites. Keeps busy working at Automatic Radio; some of JOHN ' S future plans in- clude the service; Yeah, we know. David Bowman Intramural Basketball; Fresh- man and Junior Basketball. Carefree BOW will always remember the Washington Trip; History with Mr. Burr was Bow’s favorite class; enjoys basketball and foot- ball; rates his favorite pas- times as eating and checking. Deborah J. Brown F T. A., Historian, V.P., Pres.; Girls Club; G.A.A. When she can, DEBBIE is traveling; remembers the summer of ’69 and England; rates Biology with Mrs. Marlow as tops; a Boston Red Sox fan who can tell you anything about the game and nlayers. Lawrence Boyd Band; Cross Country; Biol- ogy Club. Friendly HENRY vows never to work and describes himself as sneaky, devious, underhanded, and rotten”; will never forget Physics with Mr. Cutting and the 1967 Cross Country meet at Con- cord; his hobby is surfing and skiing; Rufus. Dianna Brown G.A.A.; Softball. Tall DIANNA remembers Nov. 6, 1968; favorite class is English; can always be found with Daryl; Teaser; enjoys watching baseball and basketball; will always re- member the friends she made at M.H.S. Harold Brown Humorous and easy-going PAUL especially enjoys foot- ball and baseball games; he will never forget his favorite class at M.H.S. — Auto Shop; can usually be found working at the Happy Valley Dairy when he’s not loafin’ around. Janice Brown Student Council, 2, V.P.; Spanish Club; LOG Staff; G A. A.; Girls Club; Winter Ball Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm. Pretty JANICE will al- ways remember the Senior Prom of ’69 with S.W.; P.J. parties; buying suede; cruisin’ with TBLGIM; rates English with Miss Sarkisian as tops. Patricia Browne Field Hockey 1-4, Captain; Basketball 1-4; Girls Club; Leaders Club; J.C.L.; Soft- ball; G.A.A. Talkative and gullible TRIC1A will always remem- ber Psychology with Mr. Croston, the Great Escape” and T.W.S.”; freckles; al- ways late; riding around with the B.M.J.”; I don’t be- lieve it!” Ralph P. Buccilli RALPH will always re- member the summer of ’69 in N.H.; enjoys football; rates Miss Lechowicz as tops; easy-going and friendly; will never forget M.H.S. study halls in the auditorium. Cynthia Burke LOG Staff; Girls Club; Lead- ers Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Happy-go-lucky CINDY remembers the great times at the Cape with B.C.G.S.S.; will never forget Woodstock ' 69; New Years Eve ’69; Mrs. Rosberg’s class; S.G.F.; work at M.F.N.H.; ”Oh nothin’!” Richard S. Burke Rifle Club. Easy-going BURKEE can usually be found around cars; he rates Electricity class and Mr. Morse ' s English class as tops in M.H.S. ; enjoys riflery; tall; always smiling; gets a laugh out of teasing others. Kenneth Burns Audio Visual Club; Band. BANZI can be found any time running around looking for a lost projector; KEN rates Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis as tops; summer of ’69 in a girls camp?; Demo- lay; Red Sox. Linda Butler Cheerleader 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey; LOG Art Staff; Varsity Basketball; Honor Society; French Club; Lead- ers Club; Girls Club; T.C.L.; Student Congress; G.A.A.; Class Capt.; Jr. Prom Comm. Sophisticated LINDA loved cheering with the ’68-’69 squad; The Grape Jelly In- cident; fun with Jeanniebelle and Sunny; sailing at the Cape; The Game ’68 and ’69. Joseph M. Byrne Baseball; Basketball. Good-natured and easy-going MIKE will always remember U.S. History with Mr. Frank; Bermuda and summers at the Weirs; enjoys listening to re- cords and baseball; pool shark; checkin’ and bombing around; Well all right.” Richard N. Caizzo Cross-Country. Sports-minded RICHARD will remember History class as his favorite. RICHARD came to M.H.S. in 1968 from Malden Catholic; loves to watch as well as participate in any sports. Plans on enter- ing the R.O.T.C. after high school. Donna M. Carr G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Powder Puff Football. Fun-loving DONNA will always remember Psych, with Mr. Croston and U.S. History with J.C., and all the great times riding around with J.A., C.L., C.G., P.M,. M.B., and B.D.; enjoys football, basketball, and hockey games; T.B.L.G.I.M.; J.P. with Seg and C.G. John R. Campbell D.E.C.A. FOOTSIE will never for- get his great time at the Junior Prom. A real football and basketball enthusiast; likes working on cars; favor- ite class is Distributive Edu- cation and favorite pastime is driving his car. Rosemary Carrabis G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Girls Club. Loquacious ROME enjoyed Mrs. Rosberg’s English class; Miami, Florida ’68 and that unforgettable pajama party; big eyes; tennis and playing records; favorite pastime is riding around with M.F.; You kiddin’ me?” Cheerful and outgoing. John F. Cannata Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 . JOHN enjoys doing noth- ing or just throwing the ball around; Geometry with Mr. LaRosa; driving in G.M.’s Junk; down the cellar Ping Pong games; Hitting Dick’s tonight guys?” Katherine M. Carroll F. T.A., Sec.; Girls Club; G. A.A.; French Club. Petite, personable, but not often prompt, that’s our KATHY; working at Sparks”, and pursuing her favorite hobby, sewing, keep KATHY busy; an avid foot- ball fan; just loved Psyhcol- ogy class, and will always treasure that summer of ’69; bombing around with the kids; Oh, no!” Debbie Carr Modern Dance Club, Vice- President; G.A.A.; Art Activ- ities; Girls Club. Witty DEBI will always remember the year of ’69 for hitting the early morning surf. Modern Dance pool party, and September 25, 1967 — Bob; long hair, big eyes, and tall; English with Mr. Cooper; I can’t see it!!” Kenneth Casey IMPRINT Staff; Photogra- phy Club. Affable, artistic KENN re- members Art and English classes as unsurpassable; if you see him bicycling, he may be off to Downtown or a meeting of M.B.T.A.; talented KENN enjoys listen- ing to music in his spare time; birth of bodico — above all; What’s new?” Vicki Casey Spanish Club, Vice-Pres- ident; IMPRINT; Glee Club. Friendly, enthusiastic VIC- KI enjoyed Spanish with Miss Athanasoulas and Mr. Nash. She’ll never forget the wonderful” snowstorm of ' 69. Loves to sing, dance, and sew; temple choir and youth group; Hey great!” John A. Cerretani Friendly and good-natured CERRA will never forget the summer of ’69; commercial Law with Miss Carrabis was tops; enjoys football and skiing; works at Cerretani’s once in a while; always has a smile for everyone. Linda Cerrulle Girls Club; G.A.A. Math with Mr. Grant was LINDA’s favorite class; will remember the snow storms in Feb. ’69; enjoys driving around with Shultz and Cream Soda; Mr. Wilson’s Biology class; always talk- ing on the phone; Well, KMT.!!” Cathy Chakalis Drama Club; F.T.A.; IM- PRINT Staff; Girls Club; Senior Prom Committee; G.A.A.; Pep Club. Fun-loving CATHIE; a water skier, tennis player, and part-time surfer; will al- ways remember summer of ’69; gained work experience at Normandy House as re- ceptionist; taken from F.V.; You’re crazy.” Craig C. Chapman Student Congress, 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim Team, Capt. Good-natured CRAIG is an aficionado of swimming; enjoyed English with Miss Lechowicz; will never forget playing organ for the Boston Common; RAYNE”; can be found listening to WBCN; enjoys music. John Charlton PLUMB rates Spanish and girls as his favorites; can’t forget the clock in Mr. Harrington’s room; ’67-’68; played lead guitar for the Boston Common; can always be found with guitar in hand; Perhaps.” I ■ r 4 Ellen Christoforo G.A.A., Pres.; Basketball; Tennis; Student Congress; IMPRINT; LOG Staff; Jr. Prom Comm.; Glee Club; Leaders Club; Girls Club; Ski Club; French Club. Gay and sparkling ELLIE is crazy about water and snow skiing; Washington Trip and Banquet ’67 and ’68; sailing with no wind — cause: Borissuperhex; Go to your room!”; 5 yrs. of sarcasm from Hich. Paula J. Ciampa Girls Club; G.A.A.; Winter Ball Comm.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Leaders Club. Petite PAULA will never forget March 21, 1969, Junior Prom with T.D., Fri- day the 13th or July 14, 1969. Will always remem- ber World Civ. with Mr. Croston and Math with Mr. Humphreys; works at Mel- rose Drug Center and M.W.H.; loves being with T.D. and talking with S.D.; Sure I’m up!!” mr- Christine Cimaglia G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee. CHRIS slightly has mem- ories of Woodstock ’69. Concerts; great times down the Cape with BCGSS; state games; New Years Eve ' 69 at G. C.; storm-brewing; S.G.F. and Dvlan. I’m up!” Donna M. Cincotta G.A.A.; Leaders Club. Talkative DONNA loves meeting people, drawing, and water skiing; Remem- bers Math with Mr. LaRosa, hide and seek at Nahant with B.F. and S.M.; and Saturday night at Cathy’s; works as accountant at Nor- mandy Nursing Home; What?” Gail Cleveland Girls Club; G.A.A. CROCKET will never for- get those concerts; Joan Baez, Chambers Brothers, Donovan and Judy Collins. Good times with Conrad; N.Y. ’69; those parties. Christopher S. Clifford LOG Art Staff. Artistic CHRIS will al- ways remember Art as his favorite class. Will never forget all the fun on the Washington Trip in his junior year; can always be found either sailing or water skiing when the weather’s good. John Clukey D.E.C.A. Go to any sports event and CLUKE will be there. Finds time for dancing and record collecting. Will al- ways remember Distributive Education as his favorite class. Michael Coburn Quiet MICHAEL can be found at any kind of hockey event. He rates English his favorite class; works at Friendly’s; is usually loafing around in his spare time; Oh, really! Paul F. Coburn Paul will never forget April 8, 1969 or Martha’s Vineyard. Thanks to H.K., summer of ’69 was fan- tastic.” Chemistry with Doc.; Math with Mr. LaRosa; work at the Donut Shop; Junior Prom with B.H. and S.P.; hockey fan; rifles; Wacked-out!” Eleanor M. Colarusso IMPRINT; Girls Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A., 3; Jr. Prom Committee; Student Con- gress, 3. Unique and sincere ELLIE reserves a special place in her memories for her sum- mer of ’69. Came to M.H.S. in her sophomore year from St. Mary’s High. Louise Coleman G.A.A.; D.E.C.A. Vivacious LOUISE can I usually be found in front of a sewing machine or ) water - skiing. Remembers Mr. Cooper ' s English class; Junior Prom with G.Y.; summer ' 69; going up to New Hampshire; Iron But- I 1 terfly; R.C.’s pajama party, and March 23, 1969. Jean C. Connolly Girls Club 4; Spanish Club 3; G.A.A. 3, 4. Lively JEANNIE came to M.H.S. from Cheshire High School, Cheshire, Conn, in her junior year. Her favorite class at M.H.S. was History. Enjoys swimming, riding, bicycling, touch football, sewing and reading. Remem- bers summer of ' 69 and hearing President Kennedy speak at Yale U. in 1962. You know.” Valerie Collins i , G.A.A.; Girls Club. MOUSIE loves all sports j| especially hockey, football, and basketball. Besides working at Cummings, she finds time for sewing, cook- ing, and boys. English with Mr. Cooper; sitting on the porch with V.C.; D.S. Edmund J. Comeau Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; s Track, Baseball 2. Big ED, a sharp dresser; I can never forget English II with Mr. Glynn and the 1 summer of ' 67; Basketball, | water - skiing, and beach parties with Bud occupy I most of his spare time. Michael J. Connolly MAD DOG loves listen- ing to music; has a fantastic record collection; likes base- ball and fishing as sports; worked as a salad boy at the Ship; enjoyed all his Math classes. Marcia L. Cook French Club; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. Cheerful COOKIE is an avid sports fan f Red Sox ) . Can often be found in front of a sewing machine; works at Gem; Math with Mr. Ganley and Mr. Grant; let- ters from N.Y.; You’ve got to be kidding!”; a Kappa girl. Yvonne Comeau Girls Club; Tumbling Club; Powder Puff Football. Vivacious YVONNE will always remember Chemistry with Mr. Bj as her favorite | class and her summers in J Maine with Terri. She en- joys horseback riding in her spare time. Joseph Cool Varsity Football, Varsity Hockey, Varsity Track, Stu- dent Congress. Good - looking, athletic, popular JOE hangs out with the men at Brigham ' s; crash- ing parties; checking; cruis- ing Main; good times with Bud. Deborah Coombs Orchestra; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Always friendly DEBBIE loves sewing; works as a salesgirl at Fabric World; will always remember Jr. Prom ’69 Sept. 13, 1968, with Kevin and Debbie S.; active member of Tri-Hi-Y; Mr. Croston’s World Civ. class was the best. William A. Cox Muscular SNIPER can always be seen in his red Bronco. Enjoys working on his car; works at White Tool Co.; will always re- member the rocket trip; likes hunting and skiing; What a bummer.” Joseph A. Correia Freshman Football; Gym- rastics. Surfer JOE will always remember these two dates : Aug. 8, 1968 and July 7, 1969. U.S.H. with Mr. Frank was his favorite class. Worked as a lifeguard; checking ripe tomatoes. Deborah L. Corson G.A.A.; Girls Club. DEBI enjoys basketball, football and hockey; rates Mr. Frank ' s History class as tops; Fondest memories in- clude meeting W.R., Christ- mas ’67, Junior Prom ’69, and February 21, 1967. You can find her working at the Telephone Company or with W.R. Obviously!” Carol Craft Glee Club; Ensemble; Drama Club; LOG Art Staff; Honor Society; French Club; Girls Club; IMPRINT Staff; Brit- ish Travel Club. Green-eyed Carol loves flying kites on the beach, sewing, singing, and reading. Will always remember sum- mer of ’69, Beach Boys’ con- cert, Jennifer in Paint Your Wagon,” and daisies! Patricia J. Crafts Girls Club; G.A.A. Talkative PATTI will al- ways remember Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis and that summer with S. S. Enjoys sewing, dancing and listen- ing to records; works at the Telephone Co.; Hey, listen!” John Cranmer JED enjoys football and basketball. Will always re- member Mr. Bushby’s Elec, class, nights at Sylan St. with Bud and P.D., and Kowloon with L.S. He worked at the bowling alley during his junior year. Oh, really!” Peter J. Cottone Freshman Football. Big COTTON will never forget summer ’69 with D.M. and J.R. Math with Mr. LaRosa; enjoys foot- ball, baseball, and basket- ball; worked at Richdale Milk; See ya up. plfclr 35 Ft Dan Crowley DAN will never forget the drags at NEDW; B.J.’s Chemistry class; Junior Prom at King’s Grant with f.W., and May 18, 1968. Worked at Scandia Trading Co., Winchester; Leave them alone and they might Robert L. Crawford, Jr. BOBBY, who can be found either working on his car or riding around in it, will always remember the Auto Shop and summer of ' 69. He works at Deering Mason Supply. grow: Leslie Curry Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; G.A.A.; Leader’s Club; Ski Club; French Club; Girls’ Club. Shy LES is wild about skiing. She ' ll always remem- ber the February snow- storms 1969; The Great Escape; parties at D.B., J.M., and D’s; listening to records with BMJ; and Mrs. Mar- low ' s Biology class with E.C., J.H., and S.S. But I didn’t mean it.” Thomas Curtin Varsity Debate; Biology Club. Alert TOM will never for- get those wonderful math classes with Mr. Grant. Chemistry with Doc Scheufle was incredible; plans a career in oceanography; en- joys having a good time; will always remember those Debate trips. Carol Creelman Cheerleader 3, 4; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Tennis; Field Hockey; Basketball; En- semble; Glee Club; Fresh- man Girls Chorus; Jr. Prom Committee. Congenial CREEL rates Math with Mr. Grant and Elementary Science with Mr. Blanchard as tops. Tennis and water skiing; May 5, 1968 and May 17, 1969; expressive brown eyes; can be found with D.G. or L.P.; Ya know!” Joseph Crocker Football; Basketball. Athletic JOE is a fan- tastic basketball player who really lights up the court with his red hair. A tough football player; will always remember the summer of ’69; Easter!!” Collen M. Cusato Girls Club; G.A.A. COOKIE, always laugh- ing, likes going to N.H. with P.C. and J.F.; seeing Tony there; water skiing and tennis; English with Mrs. Rosberg; R. C.’s pajama party; horseback riding; go- ing to Canada and N.Y. with L.G. and writing to Tony. John Cronin Although he is usually working at Cerretani’s, DENNIS finds time for hoc- key and other sports. Fondly remembers Jodi in Mr. Cut- ting’s Physics ' class and Pinchey” at the hockey tournament games. No dog.” Beth C. Cutter Majorette 3, 4; G.A.A., Class Captain; Field Hockey 1, 2; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Drama Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Good-natured BETH will never forget that summer of ' 69; petite and peppy; an avid hockey fan; well- dressed; fondest memories of the Jr. Prom; active mem- ber of Kappa Delta Psi. Nancy D’Alelio Unique NANCY will never forget English with Mrs. Newman and seeing the light sophomore year. Loves the outdoors: cycling, swimming and climbing trees. Mind excursions” with Sunshine; far-out; psyched-out; burning thirst for freedom; creative writ- ing; M.D. Deborah Dalis Drama Club; Leader’s Club; G.A.A.; Student Congress. DEBI will never forget English with Mrs. Rosberg and Roxbury tutoring. En- joys collecting and listening to records, sleeping, going to the beach, and taking trips into Boston. That’s a real bummer.” Gerard D’Amato You can find JERRY walking the beat on Main Street looking the girls over or building things in shop. When he’s not working for the construction company, JERRY is either checkin’ or spending his time boating, water skiing, surfing, or watching hockey games. Cheryl A. D’Amico Modern Dance; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. Energetic and carefree CHE’ rates English with Miss Sarkisian as the great- est; that unforgettable sum- mer of ’69 and all those P.J. parties; can usually be found checkin’ or just doing nothing; gift of gab; Sure, really?” Marcia Damory G.A.A.; Girls Club; F.T.A. Friendly MARCIA likes horseback riding, tennis, ski- ing, and laughing. Remem- bers the summer of ’68 and Medford Senior Prom ' 69. Spending time with T.P.; Bookkeeping with Miss Car- rabis; Business with Mr. Humphreys; Really!” Toni B. Dary Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Good-natured TONI is al- ways well-dressed and always wears a smile. Football and basketball games, and her favorite classes with Miss Carrabis take up most of her time. Favorite pastime: TRIZ - DA - WIT - LA - B.S.P.; favorite saying: You William Daly This active student likes to spend his time riding around or working on his car. BILL ' S favorite class was World Civ. freshman and sophomore year with Mr. Croston. Works at the Scandia Trading Co.; re- members May 18, 1968; That did it! Hi Marion R. Davies Glee Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls Chorus. Sparkling MARION en- joyed driving around Glou- cester and Rockport during the summer of ' 69. Geom- etry with Mr. Blastos and Chemistry with Mr. Bj were the greatest. Football fan land skating enthusiast; re- members Paint Your Wagon” with B.B. and the summer of ' 68 with B.P.; Ffey Lin.” Douglas Day Student Congress. Happy-go-lucky, cheerful DOUGIE will always re- member parties at 29. En- joyed Mr. Ford’s D Block class; hockey and football are his favorite sports; tries to get along with everyone; found loafing and checkin’; We’re out of here!”; al- Ivvays has a smile for every- pne. Alma Decatur Field Hockey; Girls Club; Leaders Club; G.A.A. Tall, attractive ALMA en- joys field hockey and foot- ball. Will never forget Eng- lish with Mrs. Rosberg or the summer of ' 69. A mem- ber of Tri-Hi-Y and Rain- sow. Favorite pastime is rid- ng around with the kids. Joan DeCroteau Sirls Club; G.A.A. Accident prone, fun ng, talkative JOAN is ways smiling and ri around in the bug. S emember Math with Driscoll; water skiing; ummer of ’69 and A. With R.W. Sure!” Gregory W. Dee At Bishop Bradley High (Manchester, N.H.); Fresh- man Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Sec.-Treas.; Student Council. At M.H.S.: IMPRINT Sports Editor; Pal Club, Treas. You can find GREG in the IMPRINT office or in Latin with Miss Werneth. A welcome addition to Mel- rose High in his junior year; sportsminded GREG loves all sports, especially golf. Diane M. DeFranzo Honor Society; Junior Clas- sical League; IMPRINT; FT. A.; G.A.A. Conscientious and cheer- ful DI rated Greek with Miss Werneth as her fav- orite class. Enjoys reading, listening to music, and play- ing tennis; will always re- member the Junior Prom with A.L. College and suc- cess lie ahead for DI. Sharon DeFreitas Majorette, Co-head; Leaders Club; Winter Ball Comm.; G.A.A.; Pal Club. Sparkling, smiling SHAR always cheering for the M.H.S. Raiders. Some fav- orite memories include the weekend of May 16, 1969; the summer of ’69 with P.M., and Typing class with K.F. Enjoys listening to Pink Panther” with L.O. and P.O. at the apartment. My head, my head, my head!” Carol A. DelCore Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee. You can always find CAROL laughing at the C.B.A.’s or rapping with someone. She remembers August 2, 1968 and math with Mr. Larosa; Good huh?”; she is a warm person and a friend with an extra- ordinary laugh. Thomas S. Delcore Varsity and Freshman Foot- ball. Carefree GUIDO is al- ways where everything’s hap- pening; remembers all those football games; will never forget Abbott’s Island with Voci going down for the third time; his favorite sub- ject lunch; cruising with Rochemen and suds; T.S., T.S., T.S.” Patricia DelNinno At Sagus High: Pep Squad; Ski Club; F.T. Club; 9th Grade Yearbook Staff. At M.H.S. : Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Fun loving DEL came to M.H.S. in her junior year. She rates U.S.H. as tops. Florida — April 1969 and that weekend in N.Y.; hav- ing good times with N.M.; K.W., J.W., D.L., D.K., C.S., S.S., and the B.M’s -pTpp” You’re out of it!” Anthony DePaolo Football; Winter Track; Spring Track. Suave and debonair TONY has memories of the summer at U. Mass, and U.S.H. with Mr. Frank. Passes his time keeping an eye on the tomato patch with J.C.; a good athlete. Richard J. DePetris LOG Advertising Editor; Orchestra; Band; Honor So- ciety; J.C.L.; Drama Club. Friendly RICK remem- bers the fantastic summer of ’69. Latin with Miss Wer- neth and Physics with Mr. Cutting were favorites. En- joys terinis, bowling, and street hockey with A.M. and B.B.H. when not busy with DeMolay and work at New- hall’s. Debora DeRosa Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club. Garrulous DEBBY is an avid M.H.S. hockey fan. Re- j members those great snow- storms of Feb. ’69. While wo rking at Cummings, finds : time to talk to the guys 1 in Credit; enjoys G.B.C.B.; the Bush; V.C.; Bag of Cheetos; hanging around with stoopnagels; It’s just T.S.” Andrew Derry Biology Club, Chairman; Biology Lab Assistant; Stu- dent Congress Representa- tive; Honor Society; Drama Club. Serious and intelligent ANDY will never forget Biology and disecting in Room 315. He is active in school organizations; a hoc- key enthusiast. Numistma- tistics take up his spare time. Jo-Ann L. DeSanctis French Club, Pres.; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Talented, cosmopolitan JO-AN will always remem- ber that fantastic summer of ’69 in Paris. A French enthusiast — formidable! Loves sailing, horseback rid- ing, and painting. Busy JO- AN devotes much of her time to tutoring in Roxbury. Beverlee DeSantis Girls Club; G.A.A. Out-going, well dressed BEV is an avid fan of the M.H.S. hockey and football teams. BEV keeps busy working at the Melrose- Wakefield Hospital. Among her memories are August 29, 1969; the English His- tory Trip, and Sewing, her favorite class, with Mrs. Bloom. Jane A. Desforges LOG Staff; IMPRINT Staff; Honor Society; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Girls Club; Drama Club; French Club, Secretary; Biology Club; Ski Club; Junior Prom Com- ile | mittee. Laughing and fun-loving JANIE can never be seen without a smile; recollects great times with J.M.; L.M. and M.M.; insane with J.M.; hockey games at the Garden. Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle was the greatest. A sure success! BE SER. . .!” William Desmond Carefree BILL will al- ways hold favorite memories for the 2:30 bell. He will never forget those great Math classes. Sleeping in study halls is BILL’S favorite pastime. Can often be seen j ust riding around with the gang. Marian DeStefano I Shy and quiet towards most, MARIAN enjoys crea- tive writing and attending live concerts; will always re- member those Plymouth weekends and the time spent at Tufts; listening to WBCN and Sundays on Cambridge Common are fav- orites; never went through the cafeteria line in all four years. How’s your head?” Patricia Devine Honor Society, Sec.; LOG Literary Editor; Biology I Club; Girls Club; Drama I Club; G.A.A. PATRICIA is kept busy oil painting and reading. Biology Physiology were her favorite subjects. Greatest experience was being a dele- gate in the U.N. Pilgrimage for Youth trip. Charles DiBlasi Track; English History Club. Good - looking CHUCK enjoys football and skiing. Will never forget Canada with R.M. and D.G.; en- joyed English with Mr. Cooper; can be found sleep- ing in his spare time. Br- r-ronski. Vincent DiCeglie Intramural Basketball. VINNIE will never for- get those meetings with C.R. and freshman Math with Mr. LaRosa. Enjoys baseball and hockey; working takes up most of VINNIE’s time but there is always time for riding around. Yea, we know! ” Theodore Distaso Drama Club; LOG Staff; Biology Club; Tennis Team; Junior Classical League; British Travel Club. Vigilant TED enjoys ten- nis and football. Will never forget Doc. Fieldman’s Bio- logy class and those Wash- ington Trip days. Alright, Bubble!’’ Summer of ’69; searching eyes; interested in Law Enforcement and Ma- rine and Space Exploration. Robert DeVito Biology Club, Treasurer. Good-natured and popular BOB enjoys football and basketball. World Civiliza- tion with Mr. Croston and Math with Mr. LaRosa were tops. In his spare time, he likes to read and listen to records. Marilyn O. Doldt Drama Club; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club. Bubbly and talkative MAL will never forget Busi- ness with Mr. Humphreys and will always hold a special place for 1 21 67 with Alan and 12 13 69 with Philip. Is my face too red??” Peter D’Onofrio Debate Club, President. Articulate PETER will al- ways remember those great discussions in Miss Carlson’s English class; the Debate Club will always be one of PETER ' s favorite memories. Can often be found hanging around with the kids. James A. Donohue Student Council, Pres. 4; Chairman of Executive Com- mittee; Debate 1; Cross Country 2; Spring Track 2. Friendly, good - looking, determined JIM rates scuba diving and dating K.K. as two of his favorite pastimes. He remembers the Junior Prom and English with Miss Lechowicz. With his smile and personality, JIM will make many more new friends. Don D. Doucette Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Freshman Football; Freshman Track. Our super basketball star, RABBIT, rates English with Miss Sarkisian as the great- est. Checkin ' ; football en- thusiast; good-looking; cruis- ing with J. C.; Mercy!”; easy-going. Nancy Dix Drama Club; G.A.A.; Pow- der Puff Football; Girls Club. Talkative DIXIE is an avid basketball and softball fan. She will always re- member her history class with Mr. Hughes. Nancy can always be found sitting and watching T.V.; Good grief, Charlie Brown!” Arlene A. Doherty Modern Dance; Student Congress; LOG Staff; Span- ish Club; Girls Club; Lead- ers Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Thoughtful ARLENE rates hockey and Red Sox baseball as tops. English with Miss Sarkisian; enjoys writing poems and thinking; can never forget Hampton ’68; cruising with T.B.L.- G.I.M.; So what’s wrong with yogurt?” Ellen Doherty Girls Softball; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Good-natured ELLEN re- members Bookkeeping with Miss Garrabis as the greatest. In her spare time ELLEN can be seen sewing or just remembering July 1966 and Rocky’s date. Super!” Bob Dolan Good - looking, friendly BOB will always remember the Winter Ball and the Junior Prom with P.W.; Speech with Mr. Frank was his favorite; enjoys all sports; May 18, 1968; checkin ' ; works at Lyman’s. Sandra Doucette Friendly and neat SAN- DY remembers Science class as the greatest. Loves to participate in tennis, skating and horseback riding; will never forget work at the Nursing Home; enjoys writ- ing letters to pen pals. Beverly D. Dow G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Girls Club. Pretty, petite BEV en- joyed Mr. Cooper’s English class. She will never forget May 19, 1969 with R.N.; P.A.B.H. with J.M.; the sum- mer of ’69; works at M.W.H.; can usually be found riding around with M.B., P.M., D.C., and L.V. Catherine M. Downes Honor Society; Student Con- gress; French Club; T.C.L.; Girls Club; G.A.A. Pleasant, unconventional CATHY enjoys playing the guitar, reading, and camp- ing. Although being a page at the Highlands Branch keeps her busy, she finds time for the M.S. Girl Scout Council. July ’69; Now I know that God has made this world for me.” Kenneth Downey Carefree and funloving KEN will never forget Doc Scheufele ' s Chemistry class. Hobby is tic toe’s; can be found loafing around and checking. Will always re- member watching P.Z. go tailin ' . Works at the Pioneer Market. Marie Driscoll Leaders Club; Girls Track; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Powder Puff. Friendly and always smil- ing MARIE will never for- get Biology with Mrs. Mar- low; Halloween ’67 and Labor Day weekend ’69. An excellent sewer, you can al- ways find MARIE at a sew- ing machine. A member of McCall’s Teen Fashion Board. Paula Dugas Girls Club; G.A.A.; lunior Prom Committee. Good - natured PAULA will never forget Mr. Hum- phreys and Data Processing, Summer of ’68 was the greatest; scooping at Nahant with L.E. will always remain her favorite memory. Peter Durney Tall, good - looking PETER; Enjoys checking and tipping with J.C. and Shar- kie; recalls summer of ’69; good times with N.M.; all five lunches; the five year plan with Jed and The Bear. Friendly PETER. Stephen Dwyer Basketball. Happy-go-lucky TILL will always remember History with Mr. Frank. Likes to scuba dive, play football and basketball in his spare time; considers Brian Wilson sounds as the greatest; will never forget the 2:30 bell. Robert Fagan Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Nonchalant FROG looks back on Mr. DeTeso’s U.S. History class as his favorite. An avid sports fan; FROG passed some time working at N.E.C.C.O. during the summer of ’69. Daye Fagerstrom Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Pretty DAYE remembers English with Mrs. Rosberg as her favorite. Likes to get away on weekends and en- joys shopping in Boston; An accomplished seamstress, she enjoys sewing. Sure!” Edward J. Farrell Student Council, V.P.; Class Representative; Basketball; Jr. Prom Comm.; Winter Ball Comm.; Freshman Foot- ball. Good-looking FAZZA is quite a basketball enthusiast; those Algebra classes; popu- lar; riding around with the dirty dozen; Snapper! Eileen Fay Pal Club; Thistle; IM- PRINT; Leader ' s Club. Hobnobbing ALFIE re- members her English classes as defiinite favorites. The Four Saturday Dream will always be very special to this avid baseball fan. Vega”; Titan.” Joan L. Ellis G.A.A.; Intramural Basket- ball; Girls Club. Warm and friendly JOANIE remembers Eng- lish with Mr. Cooper as the greatest. M.O.B.S. ’68’ and the great summer of ’69 are unforgettable. Enjoys nearly all sports. Patricia Ellis Glee Club; Girls Club. Well-dressed TISH will never forget that great Psy- chology class and Miner’s Daughter (S.H.S.). TISH came to M.H.S. in her senior year from Somerville High. Favorite pastime is listening to records. Yeah, right?” Lisa Eppoliti Soft talking LISA can usually be found riding around in a certain white car or working at Giant Valu; gregarious; thought typing class was a drag; friendly and always on the go. Maureen A. Eustace Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Ski Club. At any sport event you’ll find MAUREEN. Remem- bers General Business with Mr. Humphreys as her fav- orite class. Will never forget 12 24 68 with D.S. and 7 28 68. Favorite pastime . . . traveling on the BQM. What:- 1 ??” O.K., O.K!” Li Karen L. Fitzgerald Drama Club; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff Football. Effervescent KAREN can often be seen at Cerra’s”. Just ask her about those unforgetable restrictions on the Washington Trip; C.Y.O. and Tri-Hi-Y; Will always reminisce about All those great parties with the gang”; Winter Ball ’67 and Doc Rockwood’s Math class. Classic.” William M. Foley, Jr. Varsity Swim Te am 1, 2, 3. Fun-loving FOLEY lives for the weekends. Delights in going to parties; enjoys a good time and checkin’ while driving taxis. He es- pecially remembers P.W., 1968, and U.S.H. with Mr. Frank. Nancy Foote Drama Club, V.P.; French Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. Backstage on production nights will always be special to petite and vivacious NANCY. Also very in- volved with Kappa and Rainbow, NANCY rates English with Miss Lecho- wicz as her favorite class. A sure success. Anne Foster F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Biology Club; Library Club; Girls Club. ANNE is an avid Hockey and Football fan. Enjoyed English with Mrs. Rosberg; will never forget Tech Tour- ney 69; can usually be found sewing or talking on the phone; Works as a Candy Striper. Michael Fay Well-liked MIKE always enjoys M.H.S. Raider games; a sports-minded man and hobbyist; just sloathing it or listening to records are frequent pastimes. Mary Feeley Long-haired MARY will always recall English in her Junior year with Mrs. Ros- berg. July 25, 1969 and Jr. Prom are fond memories; enjoys sewing and basket- ball; can be found with J.M.; Oh ya! works at Anton’s Cleaners. Adele Ferreira Junior Prom Committee; Spanish Club; Debating 1, 2; G.A.A. Girls Club; Lead- ers Club. E n i g m a t i c ADELE grooves to the music of Jose Feliciano. Summers; rates Mr. Neiman’s Algebra II class as tops; swimming to the island; loves to walk or sleep; digs subway surf- ing with M.H.; Sure!” Jean Fitzgerald Girls Club. RUBY loves to go to the beach and to U. Mass. Will never forget the summer of I ' 69 and May 10. Enjoys j having fun and being with Tommy. Record Keeping with Miss Carrabis; works at the Cleaners; No, not at all!” Kathleen Foster F.T.A. KATHY, Moody at times , enjoyed Mrs. New- man ' s English Class and Crafts with Mr. Cody. Can always be found sketching people in class and writing short stories. Not respon- sible for actions because of demended out-look.” Plans to major in Art. Robert C. Garbati Tennis; Track. Hard-working BOBBY al- ways finishes what he starts. Enjoyed Algebra with Mr. LaRosa and U.S. History. When not working at M.W.H., he can be found watching sports on T.V. or making and sending up missiles. My whole body is a weapon!” David Fuller Glee Club; Ensemble; Band; Weightlifting. Unpredictable POINT rates swimming and hockey as his favorite sports. Liked that great Biology class with Mr. Wilson; singing in Greater Bostonians”; you can be sure POINT will never forget those rehearsals for Paint Your Wagon!” Armand Gaudreau Quiet and carefree AR- MAND is an avid football and basketball fan. In school he enjoys sleeping during study halls while outside school he likes checkin’ and listening to records. Nancy J. Gallant Zestful NANCE remem- bers Sweden ’69. Outstand- ing incidents from her great times down the Cape with B.C.G.S.S.; state games and concerts, J.J.V.J. in New Year’s Eve ' 69; S.G.F.’s at A s and Z ' s; groovin’ to J.B.; I’m up!” John Gavin Cross Country; Swim Team; Spring Track; Honor Society; Student Congress. Good-looking JOHN is a real swimming enthusiast. Rates science as his favorite subject; always loafing. JOHN will never forget May 18 ' 68. Catherine A. Galvin Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Fun-loving CATHY will always remember the great weekends at J.A.’s; J.P. with Seg and the fantastic sum- mer of ’69; T.B.L.G.I.M. Everything is just UMbe- lievable!” Elizabeth B. Gemmill Drama Club; Thistle. Concerned frustrated but optimistic IBBY loves to read and listen to C.R.B. Art and the Humanities were the ultimate. Wooden clogs; dresden shepardess; working as an art instruc- tor in Chinatown. IBBY has remembrances of Euphoria. ' Zibromic. Denis Gerrior Soccer. Good-looking DENIS is a football, skiing, and water skiing enthusiast. In his spare time he hangs around with the guys. Will always remember the trip to Canada in the summer of ’69. En- joyed Junior English with Mr. Cooper. Oh, Really?” Charlotte Gibbons Friendly CHARLOTTE spent her sophomore year at Ipswich High School. There she was a member of the Ski Club and World Affairs Club. English, Art, and Hu- manities at M.H.S.; sum- mers in Ipswich; days in Boston; enjoys skiing, swim- ming, sculpture, drawing, music and talking with people. Michele Giggi Leaders Club; LOG Staff; Tennis Team; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Committee; Girls Club; Drama Club. Friendly, imaginative, fun-loving MICHELE al- ways has her mind on ski- ing down a mountain; swim- ming in the surf off Martha’s Vineyard or coun- seling at Camp Coniston in the summertime; will al- ways remember the football and basketball games at M.H.S. Robert Gillcrist Football 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress. Fun-loving GILL will al- ways remember those P.J. parties in Malden and J.V.’s with Supermen; can always be found hanging around the Spa; hitting Nahant with Bud; checkin in crowded school halls; enjoys basket- ball; What a tail.” Craig Gilleland Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track, Co.-Captain; Spring Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Weight Training. Athletic CRAIG is an avid football, baseball, and track fan. Enjoyed U.S. His- tory with Mr. Hughes; will never forget June 28, 1967. Favorite pastime — sleeping, what else. I’ll drink to that.” Diane L. Gillespie Girls Basketball; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Intramural Sports; Leaders Club; Work Study; Freshmen Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee. Fun-loving GILLESP has fond memories of the sum- mers of ’68 and ’69. Re- members good times at Hampton Beach with Jean F.; English with Miss Kos- lowski; Linden Square with J.F.; talks with C.G.; Don’t fool around!” Dan Glynn Varsity Basketball; Fresh- man Wrestling; Student Congress. Tall SURF can be found on the B. Ball court taking jumpers with K.K. and Rab- bit. Slightly remembers Eng- lish with Mrs. Rosberg. What?!” Will never for- get Cranes Beach with C.C. Loves to eat. Stephen P. Gorvin Cross Country; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Vol- leyball. Quiet GORV is a real hockey enthusiast. Will never forget Doc’s Chemis- try class and those wild hoc- key games in Chem-lab. En- joys water-skiing. Stan Grant Freshman Football. Good-natured SPUD is a basketball and football en- thusiast. Remembers B.J.’s F block Chemistry class. Winter Ball ’68 and the Junior Prom ’69 are fond memories. Favorite pastime — checking. Will never for- get Senior Prom ’69 with J.D. Robert J. Gray At Austin Prep: Junior Varsity Football; Junior Varsity Basketball. Soulful BAYO enjoyed English with Mrs. Rosberg and Elec, with Mr. Bushby. Favorite pastime — playing with J.O. and listening to WILD”. Always wailing; remembers the Junior Prom. Works for a nationwide auctioneer form. Tell ’em the wild child sent you in.” Howard E. Greenberg At Revere: Band. HOWIE will never for- get Mr. LaRosa’s B block class; plays in a rock group; summer of ’68 and the Junior Prom. Spends his spare time with P.M. A football, baseball, and bas- ketball enthusiast; Right here!” Deborah A. Greene Girls Club; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Com- mittee. DEBBIE can always be found at hockey games or hanging around at the Y”. Rates Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis as her favorite class. Will always remember A.N.P.A.W., Springfield College, and Ken-Rose. Dur- ing the summers DEBBIE can be found working at Camp with LEW, CAW, RAW, and C.C. Roger M. Graf Freshman Track; Intramural Soccer. Carefree ROGER is a real hockey fan and surfing en- thusiast. Those fantastic sum- mers spent water skiing up at ' ' the Lake” are unforget- able — especially Labor Day Weekend! ROGER recollects Spanish class with Mr. McLean. Robert Graham Debate Club-H.P.; IM- PRINT, Photography Editor; Drama Club; Paint Your Wagon”; Student Congress; Photography Club. Unique BOB will always remember those great gym classes. Loves being loud; a Claverhouse member. Re- members the U. Conn. De- bate Tournament. BOB’s fa- vorite hobby is sleeping. Hatza Friedeskayben.” Warren Graham Basketball 1, 2; Honor So- ciety; Biology Club. Tall, good-natured WAR- REN enjoys swimming and playing on the church bas- ketball team. He works at the Melrose-Wakefield Hos- pital and likes traveling and art. A Claverhouse member. Favorite class was Crafts with J.C. Joan M. Gramolini LOG Staff; Spanish Club; Girls Club; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls Chorus; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Congenial, personable, an all-around great kid — that’s our JOAN. Will always re- member 1 those hockey and football games with P.A.T.S. and all the good times with L.B.R. C block with A.B. and L.B. Enjoys playing tennis and listening to music. • � ! - V Jonathan Greene Baseball; Glee Club. Friendly SAM remembers Psychology with Mr. Cros- ton and his junior year; JON is an active member of Y.F. and is always with the kids. Singing again??”; Summer of 19691; good times at Friendly’s; D.Y.M.T.U.???; Are you kidding me??” Linda J. Greenlaw Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. Quiet but always laughing LYN enjoys water skiing. Remembers Bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis; summer of ' 69 with Dick; Expo with C.C. Right! Why? Oh, Ya!” Kenneth B. Groves Freshman Basketball, Man- ager. KEN is a football and hockey enthusiast; enjoyed English with Miss Sarkisian, the summer of ’69, and the State hockey games; KEN works at LeBlanc Pharmacy; favorite pastime is checkin’. Alberto A. Guerra Winter and Spring Track. Easy-going AL is an out- standing addition to the track teams; he will never forget leaving a piece up at Break- heart; spends most of his spare time checkin’ and look- ing for Bud; Where’s the party?”; Wet and Wild. Laurel M. Gunnery Drama Club. LAURIE enjoyed English with Mr. Cooper; likes bas- ketball, baseball, and banana and peanut butter sand- wiches; Spends week-ends at The Playroom’’ with the gang; when not watching Kuz, she can be found at Ep- ping watching the drag races; will always remember Au- gust 28 with S.H.; How ya doin’ there kid?” Stephen Gunnery Drama Club. Unique STEVE enjoyed English with Mrs. Neuman; a soccer and swimming en- thusiast; works at First Na- tional; looks like Woody Allen; will always remember Lavender and Sandy; STEVE spends his spare time work- ing on his novel about Raspi- tin; would like to attend Hesper George Art School. Andrea Gustafson Girls Club; G.A.A. Out-going GUS will al- ways remember the Junior Prom; works for the Tele- phone Company; enjoys ski- ing; her favorite class was Bookkeeping with Miss Blanchard; will never forget the hill or the mugs!!; a member of Tri-Hi-Y; You Bet.” Robert A. Hagen Auto Shop. Hard-working BOBBY liked Auto Shop with Mr. Schurch; works at Ad Coleny Gas Station; December 31, 1968; working on his ’57 Chevy; favorite pastime is dating with M.B.; BOBBY plans to go to Mass. Trades School and take up mechan- ics; De, de, de.” Joseph Hallihan Track Team; Cross Country; Winter Track. Tall, smiling JOE will al- ways remember those no school days because of snow; his favorite sport is track; can be found working at Hallihan Oil Co., camping out, jogging or bowling; You’re funny!” Jeanne M. Halloran IMPRINT; F.T.A.; Jr. Prom Committee; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club. Friendly JEANNIE re- members Biology with Mrs. Marlowe; 3 years of French with Miss Miche; 2 years of English with Mr. Harring- ton; outstanding memory is the Queen’s Ball ’68 with DC.; the MUGI; 40 steps with D.R.; Hampton July 4, 1969; Halloran Smile” — — Aphrodite. Tempo!” Christine Hammel Thistle; Pal Club; Drama Club. POOH” will always re- member the wine and cheese party at Crane’s Beach in March ’69; both sleepy and curly describe her; favorite class was English with Mrs. Newman; spends spare time working at Cerretani’s. Elizabeth A. Hance At Del Rio High in Del Rio, Texas and J.W. Nixon High in Laredo, Texas: Sec. for Del Rio Wildcat-ettes; Li- brary Service Club, V.P. At M.H.S.: Girls Club; Li- brary Service Club; Spanish Club. Always happy BETTY came to M.H.S. in September ’69; loves art, crafts, reading, and basketball; will always remember Mrs. Sanchez; ”1 hola, amigos!” Joseph J. Harrington Somerville High School. Quiet JOE came to M.H.S. in his junior year; an avid basketball fan; enjoyed U.S. History; worked at Interna- tional Cretors. Richard C. Harris Football; Hockey; Baseball; President of Freshman Class. Classical HARRY loves all sports, especially football, hockey, and baseball; will al- ways remember his swim- ming lesson at Abbott’s Is- land and the States; favorite classes were with Mr. Cros- ton’s and Mr. DeTeso’s check- ing and sloathing; sociables with Voci and Kosher; I need you right.” Russell A. Harris Neat RUSS enjoys hunt- ing, fishing and watching the drags; will always remember being shot at by .22 rifle; can often be found at Y.M.C.A.; likes to swim and play base- ball; Whatever turns ya Laurel A. Harron IMPRINT, Co-Business Edi- tor; Glee Club; Drama Club; F.T.A.; Operetta; Girls Club; Bell Ringers; Freshmen Girls Chorus. Always smiling LAURIE is a devoted Red Sox fan; enjoyed U.S.H. with Miss Blizzard; memories of the summer of ’68 in N.H.; long blonde hair; a constant gig- gler; Keep the faith, baby.” Berna A. Hart At M.H.S. : Girls Club. At Wareham High: Drama Club, Secretary; Thespian Society. Agreeable GOLDIE came to M.H.S. in December ’68; loves talking with everyone and smiling; will always re- member U.S. History and down by the river with Z.H.; favorites are football and her Nova and Tammy; appre- ciates honesty in people. Flower P. Head Majorette, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; IMPRINT. Friendly FLOWER loves to travel — ask her about her trips; her fondest memory — summer of ’69 with L.S.D.; a sure success in college. Norman Hassinger At The Hinckley School Rec- reational Ski Team; Track; Chess Club. At M.H.S.: Rifle Club; A.V. Club. NORM will always re- member Major M. in 406; works at Malden Trust Co.; spends spare time checkin’; remembers a camp in Boy- ord; Like to believe it!” Robert F. Healey, Jr. Peaceful BOB likes bas- ketball, baseball and foot- ball, in that order; best class was second year French with Mrs. DeDomenico; works at Sears; loves to eat; summer of ' 69 with Terry and orange- ade; in favor of A.P.S.; mem- ber o f C.Y.O. David Hayes Good-natured DAVID will always remember English with Mrs. Lechowicz; loves to play soccer; an expert on guns; F.B.; will never forget the friends he made at M.H.S. Denise M. Hayes Biology Club. Quiet and peaceful DENIS likes football; enjoyed Mr. Frank’s F block U.S. History; collects Beatle records; ’69 train ride home from hockey game against Needham was great, despite loss of game; listens to radio; Hi there.” Andrew J. Heidkamp Drama Club; Honor Society; Glee Club; IMPRINT Staff; Ensemble. Friendly A.J. came to M.H.S. in his junior year after a five year stay in South Africa; enjoys singing and playing with the Disciples,” folk guitar, and English with Mrs. Rosberg; remembers Drama Club ’69, especially the One Acts and Paint Your Wagon.” Are you kidding?” Marc Henderson Student Congress; Freshman Football Manager. Individualistic MARC likes surfing, hockey and skeet; he will always remember Mrs. Rosberg’s English class; worked at Lyman ' s Market for four years; summer of ’69 was great”; girl-watcher. Brenda Hendsbee At Queen Elizabeth High School: Political Sciences Club; Volleyball. At Melrose High: Girls Club. BRENDA, a strawberry blonde Canadian, who came to M.H.S. in ’68 from Queen Elizabeth High School where she played volleyball and was a member of the Political Sciences Club; Psychology with Mr. Casey was tops; going out with Rolo; Oh for heaven’s sake!” Richard Herlihy Track; IMPRINT. RICK rates Mr. Bjornson’s A Block Chemistry class as his favorite; he keeps busy with work at Lyman’s Super- market; spring and summer of ’69 and fourth lunch are RICK’s greatest memories. Paula A. Hennis Drama Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Library Club, V.P.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Ski Club. Vivacious ENGEL AUGE is always on the go. Enjoys golfing, sewing, hunting, and horseback riding; she is a candy striper and has served as Sec. and V.P. of Tri-Hi-Y; well dressed; ENGEL AUGE loves fashion. Karen Hichens Student Council, Sec.; Class Secretary; Student Congress 1, 2, 3; IMPRINT, Editor; G.A.A. Banquet Chairman; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Committee. Sincere HICH is wild about skiing, skeet shooting and sailing; beautiful brown eyes; will always remember G.A.A. Banquet, the Wash- ington Trip and Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle; Unreal.” Ellen. April D. Hensel IMPRINT; Thistle, Drama Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. APRIL’S outstanding mem- ories are the friendships she has made; falling in love with 41 and good times with Ellie; enjoyed classes with Miss Sarkisian and Mr. Brown because of their stimulating teaching meth- ods. Wendy Hill Glee Club; Drama Club; Freshman Girls Chorus. WENDY enjoys football, hockey, and sailing; remem- bers English with Miss Sar- kisian and summers at Lake Winnepesaukee; quiet, hap- py-go-lucky WENDY enjoys classical and pop music; rates M.H.S. Band as tops; Rain- bow; watching a certain per- son! Linda Hendrickson Drama Club, Secretary; Glee Club; Ensemble; Girls Club; G.A.A. LINDA will always re- member the summer of ’69 with the group; Cricket” rates Doc. Fieldman’s Biol- ogy class as tops; outside school, Linda can be found acting or coaching Drama; she’s known for her contagi- ous laugh. Diane L. Herlihy Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Comm.; Student Congress 4; Spanish Club; F.T.A.; Bas- ketball; Leaders Club. Cheerful and enthusiastic DIANE will never forget her fabulous summers of ' 68 and ’69; Wicked!” English with Mrs. Rosberg; enjoys rapping with all kinds of people; Unreal!” Beverly Hinckley IMPRINT Literary Editor; Drama Club; Spanish Club; G.A.A. Happy HINK likes play- ing the guitar, sewing, writ- ing, and water skiing; Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle and English with Miss Carl- son; Rainbow and Tri-Hi-Y; happy memories of the sum- mer of ’69 at Stoney with D.K. and her misadventures with J.P., C.H. and C.M. Deborah R. Hirtle Fast driving DEBBIE came to M.H.S. in ’68 from Malden where she was a Lab Assistant; spare time with Al; likes summers and work- ing as an Electrocardiogram Technician; DEBBIE can be found swimming or shooting her 22 target rifle. Lois Hodgdon Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Short and petite LOIS ' ill always remember the unior Prom with S.A.; sum- ler of 1969 and New York; Jistory with Mr. Hughes; ood times with P.H. and PC.; friendly and good- atn red William Hodges Audio-Visual Club. Sports minded BILL is an avid scuba and skin diver. Work at Cerretani’s occu- pies most of his time; BILL will never forget Space and Aviation in Rm. 407 and the summer of ’69. « -- Patricia A. Holland Basketball; Tennis; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Leaders Club; Ski Club. Popular PATTY rates Chemistry with B.J. as tops; freckles; an avid hockey fan; remembers well Pier 4 and B.O.A.C.; May 17th with S.M., G.C., and S.S.; tele- phone marathons; watching G.G. and Company’’; college ahead! Nancy S. Holmes Prom Comm.; Basketball. Gregarious NANCY with those laughing blue eyes; zany Math classes with Mr. Grant and Mrs. D.’s French class; great memories of the summer of ’68 and especially Aug. 17, 1969; active in C.Y.O.; watching waves with C.D. Robert W. Holmes Easy-going BOB considered Math with Mr. Driscoll and the summer ’69 as tops; keeps busy with hockey and football and playing the guitar with the Pudin”; he can usually be found hangin’ down the square.” Richard O. Hosin RICHARD came to M.H.S. from Jamaica College in 1969; his favorite sports are soccer, swimming, and cricket; enjoys photography; spends his spare time travel- ing and visiting historical places; Zonk ; Urped.” Jane Hosmer Field Hockey; Basketball; Girls Club; Drama Club; Leaders Club; Junior Clas- sical League. Self-conscious and fickle HOSMA is always fooling with her hair; enjoys both snow and water-skiing; seen making the rounds with the B.M.J.”; I love this song”; ' The Great Escape” and par- ties in J.M.’s cellar. Frederick M. Hough Football 1. RICK can usually be found on the ski slopes or on the golf course; RICK considers Mr. Cody’s Crafts as his greatest class; he keeps busy by beachin’ it in Rock- port or working at Jerry Jingle Sunoco; You hashin’ Susan M. Hoyt Glee Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Quiet, but friendly SUE will remember M.H.S. thanks to Mr. LaRosa and Mr. Hum- phreys; SUE looks back hap- pily to the summer of ’69; nursing is ahead for SUE. I - ‘2St 1 W Patricia Hubbard Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. PATTI rates U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso and Doc Field- man’s Biology class as tops; Garoup, ski trips, and Jelly Belly’s parties are PATTI’s fondest memories; with Eddie; always laughing; Frogs!” Michael Hubert Debate Club, Vice-President. MIKE remembers well debating in the Pit; surviving Woodstock in summer of ’69 will never be forgotten; sail- ing on the Charles, skiing at North Conway with T.M., and Art classes with Mr. Cody and Miss Brezinski are tops with MIKE. Cheryl Hudson Drama Club; IMPRINT Staff; LOG Business Staff; French Club; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. CHERI, a devoted basket- ball fan, loved Mr. Hildreth’s Con. Civ. class; memories of barefeet, Ladders”, Boston at midnight, The Pooh, Downtown, playing the guitar, breaking E strings; Oh, really?” Edward Hughes Varsity Hockey; Baseball; Football. SNUGS favors hockey and baseball; memories of Arlington game in ’69 and Saturday mornings at H.T.; History with Mr. Burr; sum- mer work landscaping; fa- vorite pastime: the 1:30 Club.” Marilyn Hughes LOG Subscription Editor; Honor Society; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club; Drama Club; French Club; Spanish Club. Enigmatic MARILYN en- joys go-cart racing, subway surfing with A.F., Psychology with Mr. Croston and Rus- sian class; summer of ’69 at Nahant; Italian horns; N.J.F.; sky diving; a hockey fan; Oh really?” Sandra Hughes Jirls Club; G.A.A. r Carefree SANDRA likes jewing, swimming and col- lecting rocks at Rye; work at he Diary Queen; happy memories of Mr. Gossom’s licience class and that special ■lay — June 27, 1969. Robert C. Hult Friendly BOBBY remem- iers Plum Island with S.P., A., P.B., the gamewarden, nd the Cape with S.N.; he vorks at Churchill Corp fter school and the car wash in weekends; devilish eye- irows, blue eyes, and a white tation wagon distinguish lumorous BOBBY. Paul B. Huntley Mournful BUNYAN is loted for his sad look and augh; a hockey and football an; memories of July 8, 969 and of Auto Shop with dr. Schuerch and Mr. Rams- lell’s Physics class; likes heckin’, scuba diving, and hopping down trees, may- e?; To the woods!” Kathy Hynds iirls Club; G.A.A. HYNDSIE, the twin” of •M., favors tennis and Math ' ith Miss Carrabis; Tri- li-Y; work at Gilchrists in augus; fond memories of ae summer of ’69; riding round with H.G., P.M., and I S.; Catch ya later.” Janet M. Izzo Majorette; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; Spanish Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girl Chorus. Considerate JAN will al- ways recollect memories of Math class with Mr. LaRosa; the Senior Prom ’69; Thanks- giving Rally ’68; August ' 66; finds time for sewing and twirling; favorite pastime: Triz-Da-Wit-La” at B.S.P. George Jackson Football; Baseball; Track. Easy-going GIS enjoys hockey and football; he will never forget his Spanish I classes at M.H.S. or the good times that he had with Deb- bie C; the summer of ’69; all those parties; hitting the rack. Nancy J. Jacobson LOG Business Editor; Girls Club, Sec.; Student Council, Freshman Class Sec.; Student Congress; Basketball; Honor Society; Jr. Prom.; Leaders Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Band; Orchestra. Dignified NANCY favors sailing and water skiing at Cape Cod; will never forget Nantucket with T. in ’69; treasures those digressional U.S.H. classes with Mr. DeTeso and D. Patricia A. James Band; Girls Club; G.A.A. PATTY — nostalgic mem- ories of the summer of ’66, Hawaii ’69, and U S. History with Mr. Hughes; favorite sports are football and bas- ketball; likes working and in spare time goes horseback riding. Christine Kapelos Girls Club. CHRIS — those rides in the exsayagonway with Wild!; remembers the times with George K. and My Buddy”; famous day May 5, 1969; K.P.L.P. incorporated; Art class of Junior year; seen with G.W. and Pickles; Try Again.” Robert Kasprzak Basketball; Track; Cross Country; LOG Staff; Honor Society. KASPER likes sports, es- pecially basketball; mem- ories of those shaving cream Washington parties! Biology with Doc Fieldman; looks forward to England; after graduation, college bound. David W. Kearney Good-natured GUFF likes all sports, especially baseball and pool; C.Y.O. basketball; life guard; working on cars; remembers Auto class. Elec- tricity, and English with Mr. Frank; the Navy lies in the future; You’re first after Joyce K. Keefe Jr. Prom Comm.; Drama Club; IMPRINT Reporter and Typist; Girls Club; G.A.A. Friendly JOYCE remem- bers all those parties in ’ 68!; History with Mr. Burr and that wild Chemistry class were unforgettable; summer work at M.W. Hospital; Au- gust ’69 at I.S.U.; likes sew- ing and talking to Laurie. Patricia H. James D.E.C.A.; Girls Club. PATTY has happy mem- ories of Mr. Cooper’s English class and of April 15, 1967; work at Cerretanis and at play?; dancing and spending time with Aian; modeling school in the future; You know.” Richard Jancsy Sophomore Football; Soccer 4 . Carefree RICH is always trying to have a good time with the gang; checkin’ and bombing around; likes ski- ing and football; will never forget B.M.’s parties or Biol- ogy with Mrs. Marlow; Is that right?” Glen Johnson Cross Country; Swim Team; Spring Track; Honor So- ciety. When not sailing or water skiing at Marblehead, you can find athletic GLEN up on the ski slopes. Physics with Mr. Cutting was the greatest; enjoys pool, ping- pong, and reading in his spare time; I know Marvin, 1 know!” Eleanor B. Johnson Girls Club; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; LOG Staff; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls Chorus. Petite BETH is a real water skiing fan; if you catch h r rushing from Tri- Hi-Y, or U.C.Y., to Rainbow, of which she’s worthy ad- visor, ask her about her sum- mer of ’69; Mr. Blanchard’s El. Sci., and Mr. Hildreth’s .explosive Con. Civ. class. Kathleen Kelliher LOG Art Staff; Jr. Prom Comm.; IMPRINT; F.T.A.; Girls Club; G.A.A. KATHY likes listening to Jose Feliciano, taking long walks along the beach, and horseback riding; Art with Miss Brezinski, the Cape, weekday trips to Boston, and that weekend at Martha’s Vineyard with E.M., M.G., and C.M.; a Peter, Paul, and Mary fan. Christopher C. Kiley CHRIS is kept busy with drag racing and working for Kiley Farm Dairy; in his spare time he enjoys work- ing on cars; History with Mr. Frank was his favorite class; Whatever turns you on!” Robert Killilea Basketball. Defector from St. John’s Prep. Killman”, M.H.S. Basketball letterman, remem- bers the Tech Tourney ' 69!; always on the move — See ya up Breakheart, Cotton”; Eng- lish with Miss Rosberg; sum- mer spent with P.M.; will never forget D.I.A.C.B. Diane F. King Girls Club, President; Field Hockey 1; Student Congress. KINGEE with the long blond hair; summers at Hampton and that weekend in N.Y.; Math with Mr. LaRosa and English with Miss Sarkisian; hangin’ around with D.L., P.D., T.W., K.W., N.M., C.S.; P.T.P.P.”; Denise’s car and Labor Day Weekend. Lawrence Klein Hard-working and easy- going LARRY rates football as his favorite sport. Likes Auto Shop and Diesel Me- chanics; can be found in the Auto Shop nearly all the time; happy-go-lucky. Louise Knowlton Glee Club; Freshman Girls Chorus; G.A.A. ; Girls Club; Biology Club; Nurses Club. LOUISE, a nurse’s aide, likes to cook in her spare time; her favorite sports in- clude swimming and bad- minton; a member of U.C.Y.; Psychology class; fond mem- ories of the summer of ’69 at Cape Cod. Edward Koehler Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Hazzard — always shaping up a storm and cramming the rabbit” on one; M.H.S. Basketball team; remembers the jumpers at the Garden; Data Processing with Mr. Humphreys; Really Bull- dog!” Nancy Kolligian LOG Profile Co-Editor; Spanish Club, Pres.; Girls Club; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Glee Club; Ensemble; Fresh- man Girls Chorus; Leaders Club; Powder Puff Football. Friendly and sincere KOL- LEG will always remember those summer in Hyannis; English with Miss Carlson and Spanish with Miss A. were favorites; Bruins games with N.W. and T.T.; well dressed; Listen!!!” Allan W. Lakin IMPRINT; Ensemble; Honor Society; Baseball. BIG AL” will long be remembered for his (bad?) puns; favorite sports are hockey and D.M.D.; The Brain”; remembers Physics 4, Cutting 12, and Frieburg with B.D. and D.H.; M.I.A. and Explorer; likes cooking, eating, and sleeping; Think about it.” Genevieve Lamson Field Hockey; Basketball; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Ski Club. Good-natured GEN re- members Biology with Mr. Wilson and her great Febru- ary vacation; never on time; will never forget the great times riding around with the B.M.J.”; Oh, sure!”; friendly and always smiling. Steven Lamson Basketball; Baseball; Student Council; Student Congress; Jr. Prom Chairman; Winter Ball Comm.; Honor Society. CHOPPER recalls Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth and Physics with Mr. Cutting; rock fights in 412; E Block study in S.C. room; driving around with B.S. and J.M.; Sam’s ’68; Slightly Ge- lukst.” Denise M. LaRoche Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Talkative DENISE re- members Doc Fieldman’s Biology class; June 22, 1969 with M.A. and Triz-Da-Wit- La at B.S.P.; among her fa- vorites are sewing, horse back riding and going to parties. Kristine M. Kotowski Honor Society; Cheerleader, Capt.; Modern Dance; Jr. Prom Comm., Chairman of Dec.; Student Congress; Leaders Club; Field Hockey; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Versatile KRIS remembers cheering on the ’68-’69 squad, the games and brunches and Grape Jelly; never-to-be-forgotten are the summer of ’69 and P. Town; Art with Mr. Cody and Eng- lish with Miss Lechowicz; Smile!” Steven Kotsakis Swimming; Cross Country; Pal Club. The Greek — very shy!; enjoys swimming; works as M.D.C. and Y.M.C.A. life- guard; PAL and helping handicapped children; De- Molay; going out on dates; Biology with Doc. Fieldman; is that right!” George Kwiecien Honor Society; Student Con- gress; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; IM- PRINT. GEORGE ' S name depends on whom you talk to!; Sure!”; baseball, swimming, hockey, Elementary Science with Mr. Blanchard and Eng- lish with Miss Rosberg; fondest memory still to come he hopes!; likes to play ac- cordion and listen to records; Yech!” Donna M. Lacey Girls Club, Program Chair- man; IMPRINT; G.A.A.; Field Hockey; Basketball; Softball; Track. LACE — B.C., surfing, go- cart racing, subway surfing and a good chase; memories of MacArthur’s Park at Plum Island and Mr. McIntyre’s E block; writing poetry and short stories; putting ships in empty bottles; can talk her way out of any jam — has per- petual sore throat as result; A.S.Y.M., LXIX.” Denise LaSpesa Field Hockey; Basketball; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Leaders Club; F.T.A. DENNY is always trying to be funny”; memories of the swamp and the rake; He who locks the back, also locks the front”; C.C.S.; good- natured and friendly. Kenneth M. Leahy KEN can be found girl watching and tipping on weekends and on weekdays; will always remember the Canada trip with R.L. and parties at the place; summer of ’69 with S.C.; Slight classic.” Thomas Latshaw Baseball 1, 2. Whether at the beach or out riding around, active TOM is always ready for excitement; remembers the days and nights at Nahant last summer and Physics with Mr. Ramsdell; enjoys play- ing baseball, at Churchill with Hulty, or going to the beach.” David Leason Radio Club. DAVE passes his time just fooling around, and he likes to joke a lot; enjoys surfing, hockey, and football; Mr. Bushby’s Electricity class; G.P. outside 209; Oh, really?” Roland J. LeBlanc Football; Student Congress; Intramural Basketball; Work Study. Fun-loving ROLO remem- bers summer of ’69 in Can- ada with Kenny; will never forget Brenda and Anna; ROLO can be found at the drags or at Kenny’s Camp; rates tipping as his favorite pastime; long hair and side burns. Carol Lawless G.A.A.; Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee. Always smiling CAROL rates English with Mrs. Ros- berg as her favorite class; will never forget Dec. 6 or the summer of ’69; works at Sears; riding around with all the kids; dates with J.C.; all those great weekends. Monica Lawton Honor Society; LOG Staff; IMPRINT; Tennis Team; Spanish Club; Drama Club. Inscrutable MONICA will always remember Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth and those jokes; Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket; rehearsals”; en- joys listening to short wave radio and playing the guitar; three-year member of Tri- Hi-Y. Ronald LeBlanc Winter Track; Cross Coun- try, Capt.; Spring Track. Freshman Baseball; Fresh- man Basketball; Student Congress. Good-looking RONNIE remembers 3rd year Latin with Miss Werneth; 1280 Restaurant; enjoys listening to music and sitting on the wall; Sure!” Christine A. Ledoux F. T.A., V.P. and Treas.; Drama Club; IMPRINT re- porter; Band; Girls Club; G. A.A.; Powder Puff Foot- ball. CHRIS, an avid football and hockey spectator, remem- bers that great summer of ’69, and working at Cerre- tani’s Tutoring at Merrick House and countless hours logged at Friendly’s will never be forgotten. Kevin Lee Independent KEV enjoys football, baseball, and skiing; he will never forget all those field trips and auditorium study halls; in his spare time he can usually be found working at the First Na- tional. James M. Leger Freshman Basketball; Foot- ball; Tennis 2, 3, 4. Outspoken, easy-going JIMMY recalls the summer of ’69 with K.H. and Psy- chology with Mr. Croston; playing guitar and riding around are his favorite pas- times; Oh Really.” Donna Leonard Girls Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm. DONNA will never forget good times with K.W. and C. S.; weekend in N.Y. City with K.W. and N.H. with R.D.; checkin’ in the heights in the stang; a certain brown Vet” with a certain Rob”; parties with K.W., C.S., D. V., D.B., P.D., and D.K.; summer of ’69 with R.D.; P.T.P.P Mark Leone SPARKY has memories of working at Point Breeze Wolfbord, NH.; Science and Math with Mr. LaRosa were favorites; enjoys growing a mustache, tipping, water ski- ing and football. Paul Lepere Baseball; Freshmen Track; IMPRINT Reporter, Sports Editor, Co-Editor in Chief; Pal Club, President. LEPA can usually be found cracking a joke or giving his usual funny laugh; feels that he will achieve his goal in life if he can help someone. Recalls the Jr. Prom and July 12, 1969; No not 12801”; likes kids, and would like to retire by the time he’s 30. Phyllis Licciardi G.A.A.; Girls Club. MINI-GINNI recalls the summers of ’68 and ’69; bat- tles with Flash; Sept. 12, 1969; U.S. History with Mr. Hughes. She has a violent and emotional temper but is very easy to please; Catch ya later.” Eva O. Liebermann 3and 1, 2; Biology Club 2, 3; -eaders Club; Chess Club 4; Girls Club; G.A.A. Outgoing EVA enjoys dat- ng, dancing, and swimming; in active member of Rain- sow 7; spends her sum- ners at Dennisport, Cape 3od; See ya!”; plans a career n the field of computers; It’s really weird! It really Marybeth Lyons G.A.A.; Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee. Fun-loving and outgoing, MARYBETH can be seen riding by Julies” with D.S., sneaking glances at Richard during B Block or giggling; she will never forget April 5, 1968 with R.J.; Psyhcol- ogy with Mr. Croston; Are you kidding me?” Francis J. Limongelli Track. Humorous LEMO will al- ways remember a night in Stoneham and ding! ding! ding! to Billy P.; part-time student; lover of life; dating J.D. rates as his favorite pas- time; rebel; How does it feel!!!” Jean MacDonald Field Hockey; Basketball Manager; Softball; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Spanish Club; Ski Club. Bouncy MAC is always moving and never growing; an avid sailor and skier, re- members summers at the Cape, hikes in snowstorms with L.C. and a certain boy; can be seen riding around with the B.M.J.”; taking an M.F.?; Gigunda!” James Lindley English History Club. Aggressive, outspoken and observant FLASH passes his time chasing the Co-Captain of the girls track team; Mon- day at the movies with Mr. Mathews; the rock and the 14th hole” in ’68; You go on! ! !” Bruce Love Swim Team; Cross Country; IMPRINT Reporter; Band. Tall BRUCE passes his time water skiing, swim- ming, or playing street hockey with B.J., J.B., and R.M.; remembers Math with Mr. McIntyre; 10 24 69; ' Well, All Right!” Lawrence MacDonald LARRY is an aficionado of hockey and football; his favorite class was B.J.’s Chemistry class; favorite pas- times are hitting Al’s for chiles and riding around lis- tening to tunes with A.G. in G.M.’s junk; October 16, 1969. Stephen Lynch Jr. Prom Comm.; Student Congress; IMPRINT Staff; Pal Club. Good natured, easy-going STEVE loves a good time whether at a football or hockey game or in History with Mr. Croston; STEVE will never forget the terrific summer of ’69 or February 28, ’69 with D.H. Mary E. MacDonald D.E.C.A. MARY ELLEN can be seen at football games and wrestling matches, and with Dumpy and Bud in the blue whale; U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso and English mu W ‘ with Miss Lechowicz; re- members the Senior Prom I V ” ’69 with Dumpy; No, I ' % v % a H y £t. , don’t believe it.” LT?f Vj4 It H ' t - ■ Jk.r- i . 1 . . J, .j ' ,i u I John MacDonnell Basketball. Co-captain of the basket- ball team, good-looking MAC also likes watching hockey; remembers Serf’s New Years Party and Kill- man’s wrist; favorite pastime is Crams at Common. Robert Macintosh IMPRINT Editor; Honor So- ciety; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Volleyball. When he is not playing basketball with the guys, BOB is busy with golf and football; Physics with Mr. Cutting; U.S.H. with Mr. Burr; spending a year at Ossippee one weekend; E.K.O.F.”; Sure, is that right?” Maureen Mack Student Congress; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee; Leaders Club. Bubbling MAUREEN is never on time; E Block with Miss Carrabis; remembers P.J. parties and Andy; talking on the phone; cruising with T.B.L.G.I.M.; good-natured; Sure!” Paul R. MacKinnon Intramural Basketball. Fun-loving CURLY en- joys water skiing, snow ski- ing, football, and dancing; favorite class was Elementary Science with Mr. Blanchard in Room 406; remembers third quarter A in frosh English; can be found driv- ing around with no place to go; Hey baby-cakes.” John F. MacLean Small, easy-going TOUGH TEX enjoys horseback riding and would like to own a ranch someday; likes base- ball, swimming, and fishing; Drama with Mr. Glynn; hanging around with R.M., J.C., and D.M.; remembers Betsy Tarr; Yea, right!” Andrew MacLeod Look on the beach to find good-looking DREW; he will be water skiing or going down there on sum- mer nights; DREW remem- bers the summer of ’69 with N.M. and watching the girls; listen, and you might hear him say, Hey Gooney.” Elizabeth Madden G.A.A.; Girls Club. Cheering at hockey and football games, English with Mr. Cooper, last summer, and September 12, ’69 bring back memories to BETTY ; you can find her riding around with T.W., L.B., D.P., P.L., K.H. and P.M.; Catch- Y a-Later! ” Dorothy A. Maguire Cheering 3, 4; Student Con- gress; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; LOG Staff; G.A.A.; Gymnastics. Well dressed DOTTI will always remember Thanksgiv- ing Rally ’68; Math with Mr. Grant; avid hockey and football fan; kite flying; those delicious brunches; Be good!”; an enthusiastic cheer- leader. Patricia Mahon Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; Leaders Club. PAT enjoys tennis and hockey games; will never for- get Math with Mr. Carroll and the summer of ’69; can always be found busy at M.W.H. or roding through town; Y.S.M.” Cheryl Marinelli Girls Club; G.A.A.; Tum- bling Club; French Club; Biology Club; Wash. Trip; Glee Club. Outgoing, forgetful CHERI rates Biology with Doc” and Tumbling Club as tops; summer of ’69 with V.L. and Scrapes” with T.D.; Aw, cut it out!”; the Wash- ington Trip and getting lost with G.W. alias thunder- chicken”; one of N.Y.M.’s Black lambs.” Patricia Malenchini Girls Club; G.A.A. MAL likes to pass the time going over the hill”; her favorites are tennis and Math with Miss Carrabis; Tri-Hi-Y; fond memories of the Junior Prom with H.G. and the summer of ’68 with M.D.; Catch ya later.” Dawn Martin Pal Club, Secretary; Biology, Lab. Assistant; Drama Club; Photography Club. Scintillating DAWN — Florence ’69; Zibromic!; work at Dental Clinic M.G.H.; Downtown; Boycott Grapes; Bodico-Psychedelic Art Association; M.B.T.A., the chewing gum N.Y. rou- tine; Agatha and Ferdilia. Richard Marchese Deca, President. Carefree RICHARD rates his favorite and most im- portant hobby as making money; will always remem- ber those weekends in Maine and DE with Mr. Quinn; love biss — adventures. Eleanor Martin Cheerful ELLY MAY, a nurse’s aide, likes swimming and (playing?) football; loves watching the boys work on those cars; has happy memories of Record Keeping with Miss Carrabis and the great summer of ’69; Smile, the world owes you a living!” Frank Marcoux Hockey; Football; Track; Weight Lifting; Student Congress. Athletic MARK likes wa- ter skiing; memories of Cara- velle with J.B., the Junior Prom, summer of ’69 and B.C.; Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle; playing the piano; fa- vorite pastime? — doing noth- ing with Frog, Head, and Mark! Patricia Masel LOG Profile Co-Editor; Span- ish Club, Treas.; Pal Club; Leaders Club; Student Con- gress; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Personable and always smiling TRICIA could never forget all those good times with Linda; an avid football and hockey fan; enjoyed Math with Mr. McIntyre; remembers the Grape Jelly Incident and W.C. with K.H. f s V John Mattucci Work Study. TUCCH, a familiar face in the Sacred Art Room, remembers his 2nd and 3rd years of Art and the Globe Art award; work at Abe’s Market — noted for driving the Blue Panel Truck; spends his spare time horseback rid- ing and raising a Palomino filly; an assistant 4H leader. Douglas M. McCrae DOUG — an avid chess player, knows the power of concentration; sports enthusi- ast, is manager of M.H.S. baseball and basketball teams; Schoolboy Sports re- porter for the Boston papers and the Melrose Free Press; will look back on Mr. Hil- dreth’s revolutionary Con. Civ. class and Math with Mr. Grant. George McCarthy Freshman and J.V. Hockey; Freshman Football; Cross Country 3, 4. GEORGE, a sporting per- son, likes hockey and foot- ball; working on the 1280; having a good time checking and tipping; memories of Dicks, Broadway in Everett and B.J.’s Chemistry class. Richard B. McDermod Swim Team; Band; Orches- tra. Humorous, musical RICK rates U.S. History with Miss Blizzard as tops; street hockey enthusiast and skilled bowler; working at Friendly’s; Well all right!”; future plans in- clude college. Joseph McCarthy Hockey; Football; Baseball, Manager. Generous JOE likes play- ing hockey, but we hope he’s not too generous about giv- ing that puck away!; mem- ories of B.J.’s Chemistry class; can be found peeking through the ferns at Vacon’s Garden Center. Kathleen McDonough G.A.A.; Girls Club. Pretty KATHY has fond memories of October 19, 1968; enjoyed Psychology with Mr. Croston; basketball and hockey fan; long hair; can be found either sewing or with B.T. James T. McClure Quiet JIM spends his time playing the guitar or working on the Morris Minor; work at Wayne’s Mobil; will al- ways remember those great weekends at Cape Cod. Muriel McHale Girls Club; F.T.A.; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Basketball; Ski Club; Powder Puff, Capt.; Spanish Club; Class Night Comm. Always smiling MURIEL enjoys coffee and donuts with Mr. LaRosa; usually found dating D.C. with M.R. and coolers”; could not possibly forget Old Orchard Beach or Dec. 17, 1966; college and a certain someone are ahead! David McNeil Football; Winter Track; Spring Track; Wrestling; Hockey; Weight Lifting; Student Congress. Athletic HEAD rates foot- ball as the sport”; that short hair; enjoyed Math with Mr. Ganley; summer of ’69 and The Mill”; hacking around with J.D., R.P., T.L., and K.M.; If it feels good, do it!” Patricia M. McSweeney Student Congress 2; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. P” rates U.S.H. with Mr. Brown as tops; remembers P.A.B.H. with Steve, Christ- mas ’67, Senior Prom ' 68, great times with P.H. and S.M., Pier Four and B.O.A.C., watching G.G. and Company. Thomas Meehan At Pope John High School (Everett): Freshman Class, Treasurer; Basketball. At M.H.S.: Ski Club. Surfing is T OM’s trade- mark; recalls Mt. Snow Nov. 10, 1968; enjoys schussing the slopes and an occasional slalom; quiet TOM came to M.H.S. in his sophomore year. John J. McManus Football; Intramural Basket- ball; IMPRINT. Sportsminded J.J. enjoys football, hockey, and basket- ball; English with Mrs. Ros- berg; memories of Thanks- giving ’68; Man muss zu- frieden sein!”: working at Lechmere Sales and writing for the Melrose Free Press; in spare moments, he likes listening to the tunes. Kenneth Meharg Swim Team 3, 4. The HAWK and his side- burns!; swimming and water skiing; unforgettable Feb. 12, 1969 and Junior Prom; enjoys walking with S.P. and causing trouble; English with Miss Sarkisian and Physics with Mr. Croston. John McLaughlin PUNCHE rates hockey and football as tops; always out for a good laugh; U.S. History class with Mr. Frank; can ' t ever forget those wee k- ends in N.H.!; working for Dad Off and On. Roger McLellan Gymnastics. That avid gymnast, RO- GER, will never forget those super study halls and fan- tastic Physics classes with Mr. Ramsdell!; can often be found working part-time at Automatic Radio. Jean C. McLeod i Girls Club; G.A.A.; F.N.A.; Junior Prom Committee; Ski Club. The summer of ’68 and ’69 are among JEAN’s favorite memories; those great Biol- ogy classes with Doc Field- man; a skiing enthusiast; enjoys just riding around; Oh no!” • 0 Steven W. Miner Biology Club; A.V. Club. STEVEN can be seen with Rocko in the field”; Ger- bils; will always remember Winter Ball ’68; Don’t worry”; Leo; a hunter; when not hunting, look for STEVEN at the Muffin Man. JoAnn Minichiello Girls Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club. Vivacious JO is noted for her long dark hair; has sus- penseful memories of mid- night R’s at Guido’s; sum- mer of ' 69 and History with Mr. DeTeso; her favorite pastime is S the H. Debra Moriarty Drama Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. Well-dressed DEBBIE is an accomplished skier and scuba driver; will never for- get English at M.H.S. and Plum Island with T.I. on Sunday afternoon; Two, please?”; Hampton; Harvard Bridge; S. Rocko V. Bruce Morgan Honor Society; Student Con- gress 3. Enjoys baseball and hockey; remembers Math with Mr. Carroll; Ya, we know P.T.” summer of ’69; works at Automatic Radio; out with R.M., B.C., and BUD; deter- mined and friendly; hopes to attend Coast Guard Academy. Richard Mollins Tennis 3, 4; Student Con- gress 4. MUFFINS is a water ski- ing and hockey enthusiast; he remembers getting served in New York and can be found aggravating M.B.; can often be found on the tennis courts; It’s Friday!” James Mello W restling. Carefree JUNGLE can usually be found surfing at the beach; he is distinguished by his blue eyes, bell-bottoms, and his mischievous grin; That’s all right!” Nora L. Merrill Girls Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A. NORA will always re- member the great times with R.G., C.B., and D.C., May 16, 1968; enjoys softball and basketball; rates Mrs. Tricco’s typing class as tops. Paula C. Miranda Girls Club; G.A.A. Gregarious PAULA is an avid basketball fan; expres- sive eyes; rates U.S. History with Mr. Hughes as tops; constantly found eating at Pierro’s with B.K., M.B., and R.M.; Hey-Harold!”; love? P.A.B.H. with B.K. Evelyn Morris IMPRINT Cartoonist; LOG Art Staff; Spanish Club, Sec- retary; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Girls Club; J.V. Ten- nis. EV likes taking long walks in the fall and along the beach and listening to hard rock and folk; that party at U. Mass.; the weekend at Martha’s Vineyard with that dirty water-buffalo feeling”; enjoys horseback riding, sketching, and trips to the city.” Marie Morrissey At St. Mary’s: Glee Club; Basketball. At M.H.S. : Biology Club; Girls Club. Attractive, smiling MARIE is truly enthusiastic about basketball; she is also a talented artist and an accom- plished guitarist; among MARIE’s memories are those great English classes and Biology; you can find her working at Cumming’s in Malden; I can’t get my locker open!” Marilyn Morrissey Biology Club 3, 4; IMPRINT 4; Thistle; Girls Club; Drama Club; C.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee; At Girls Latin: JAB Staff. Adorable MAL will al- ways remember cheering the Hughesmen” at the Arling- ton Game ’69; English with Mrs. Prescott and the ex- tended February vacation in ' 69; cheerful MAL also en- joys baking burnies” swim- ming, and speculating on the joys of retirement. Thomas Morse Tennis Team; Winter Track. Good-looking T.A., very lazy , will always remember Sea Troin and Lothor of the Ark and Cornbred; humani- ties was T.A.’s favorite sub- ject; enjoys playing the guitar and the harmonica; Well, I guess!” Stephen Muise D.E.C.A. Club. Noreen Moulaison Modern Dance Club; Girls Club; Ski Club; Junior Prom Committee; G.A.A. REENIE’s fondest mem- ories are the summer of ' 69 and B.G.’s party; good times with P.D., K.W., D.K., C.S., and B.M.; weekends in N.Y.; checking at the Heights; her famous voice and smile; hav- ing fun at H.W.H.; Oh really!” Paul Moulton Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track; Intramural Basketball. WALL likes listening to music — the Woodstock Mu- sic Festival is sure to bring back memories; Physics I with Mr. Ramsdell was PAUL’S favorite class and in his spare time he plays hockey, football and tennis, rides around in a 442, or sits on the Howard Street wall. Irene R. Mrose Drama Club; Orchestra; IM- PRINT, Co-Editor-In-Chief; Honor Society; French Club. Industrious RENIE will al- ways remember Saturday re- hearsals and GBYSO in St. Moritz, Switz.; Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth and Latin with Miss Werneth were tops; sews all her own clothes; member of Theta and Tri-Hi-Y. The MOOSE passes his time fixing the MG and making trouble; he enjoyed Biology with Doc Fieldman and likes watching Mr. La- rossa eat egg salad sand- wiches in Math class; a foot- ball and hockey fan; What a classical!” Christine Mulcahy At St. Mary’s: Glee Club; Class Treasurer 2. At Drama Club 3, 4; Girls Club; IMPRINT Staff. Amiable, good-natured CHRIS is a hockey fanatic and enjoys to ski; CHRIS is always ready and willing to help, whether it be for C.Y.O. or C.C.D., of which she is a teacher; she will be glad to tell you about that unforgettable Chemistry class with Mr. Bjornson. James Munro Student Council; Senior Class Vice Pres.; Student Council, Pres.; Winter Ball; Jr. Prom Committee; Hock- ey; Soccer; Football. Good-natured JIMMIE (Skidrow) enjoys all kinds of sports, especially hockey and soccer; Chemistry with B.J.; homeroom with Bob; winter of ’68; enjoys life- guarding at M.D.C. and just having a good laugh. Carol Murdock LOG Staff; Honor Society; Girls Club; G.A.A.; French Club; Drama Club; Junior Classical League. Well-dressed and friendly CAROL will always remem- ber that great Math class with Mr. Driscoll; skiing and watching hockey and football games hold favorite mem- ories for CAROL; success lies ahead. Janina Murphy Majorette 4; LOG Profile Staff; Girls Club;. G.A.A.; Ski Club; F.T.A.; Leaders Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; French Club; Biology Club. Friendly JANINA will al- ways remember those great times with L.M. and J.D.; twirling out at the planter; cheering the Hughsmen at the Garden hockey game; in- sane with J.D. Sandra Murphy Motorcycle riding and being with Scelz is SAM’s favorite pastime; she likes miniskirts, football, English and writing; probably” SAM’s fondest memories were August 21, 1968, the Misfits M.C., and Ajax, her friend for life; because of Del, there is a tomorrow, special thanks to Mike. Sheila Murphy Student Congress; Leaders Club; Junior Prom Commit- tee; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Powder Puff. Amiable and fun-loving SHEILA will never forget those classical times with P.H. and P.M.; Pier 4 and B.O.A.C.; watchin’ G.B. and company; Chemistry with B.J. and the summer of ’68; May 17, 1968 at G.C. Arthur Murray Hockey. Good-looking and well- dressed SKIP will always re- member being the goalie for our hockey team; Doc. Field- man’s Biology class will never be forgotten; a wel- come addition to M.H.S. in his sophomore year from Malden; always found at Hinche’s in Malden. John Murray Football 1. This good-looking senior will never forget B.J.’s Chem- istry class and those good times with Bud at the Cape; JOHN spends his time tak- ing it easy, swishin’ down a ski slope, and riding around with C.D., D.G., and R.M. Oh, really?” t -V Luanne Musto G.A.A.; Girls Club. Good-natured and friendly LUANNE will always re- member the great summers at Bow Lake; enjoys skiing and riding around with the kids; will never forget work- ing at Gilchrists; Is that right!” Norma E. Mutti Co-Head Majorette; Honor Society; Student Congress, Sec.; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Spanish Club; Drama Club. Friendly, thoughtful LISA will always remember cheer- ing the Hughsmen” at the great Garden games and twirling at halftime shows; among LISA’s favorite mem- ories are Rowe,” Thanks- giving Rally ’68, summers and ski trips; often seen with J.D., J.M., and M.M.; Al- right.” Karen Nesbitt KAREN KRIST came to M.H.S. in Sept. ’69 from Byron-Bergen High in By- ron, N.Y.; since her arrival at M.H.S. , genial KAREN has made many friends; an enthusiastic baseball fan; loves to go shopping; favorite class was English with Mrs. Rosberg. � Lee Nyquist Honor Society, Pres.; Swim Team; Cross Country; IM- PRINT Sports Editor; De- bate Club. Our political watcher rates U.S.H. with Mr. Burr as his favorite class; LEE is also an avid swimmer and remem- bers the Y” pool after a tough day at school; an en- thusiastic sports spectator. Allan O’Connor Good-natured ALLAN spends his spare time girl watching; will never forget history with Miss Garden; enjoys football and swim- ming; always joking; favorite pastime checkin’ with P.Z.; 1280 Club; L.S.M.F.T. Helen M. O’Donnell G.A.A.; Girls Club; F.T.A. Good-natured HELEN will never forget Mr. Driscoll’s great Math class and riding around with the kids; the Washington Trip and the summer of ’66 will always be favorite memories; friendly and sincere. Helen Norman Band; G.A.A.; Girls Club. HELEN, always smiling and cheerful, remembers New York City, N. Andover with R.M. last spring, and Biology with Doc; either reading, playing her instru- ments, singing, or swimming, HELEN is always on the go. Joyce A. O’Leary Leader’s Club; Girls Club; G.A.A. An avid football and hockey fan, JOYCE can often be found at the M.H.S. games; she also enjoys bas- ketball and skiing; will al- ways remember U.S.H. with Mr. Frank; works part-time at T.V.S.; ’ What?” Emilie J. Olson Student Congress; Girls Club; G.A.A. Sophistictaed EM likes having a good time with skiing; watching Bruins hockey and M.H.S. football; remembers Novem- ber 9, 1968; Rockport ’69; Junior Prom ’67; Winter Ball ’68; You Bet!’’ Truman W. Orben Cafeteria Worker. Happy-go-lucky CAPOTE sings in a rock’n roll group and works in the cafeteria; he spends the rest of his time playing baseball, wood- working, or at Downtown; his favorite saying is Let’s hear it for Mr. McCarthy.” Linda O’Neil Class Treasurer 3, 4; Student Council, Treasurer 4; Cheer- leader 4; Tumbling Club, Treasurer 3; Winter Ball, Co-Chairman 3; Junior Prom Committee; Student Con- gress 2; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Freshman Girls Chorus. LINDA remembers the time spent in the apt’’ with P.O. and S.D.; Jan. 6, 1967 and the Senior Prom with R.S.; looking forward to going to Japan; My Head, My Head, My Head!” Paul Oxley Carefree and good-looking OX can always be found driving around in The Mill; he will never forget all the good times at Nahant Beach; fun-loving OX can always be found smiling when the girls are around. Stephen E. O’Neil Freshman Football; Fresh- man Basketball. Good-natured and friendly ONEY will never forget 29 W. Wyoming Ave., being Pres, of Vody Club, and trips to Raymond’s, especially the first time; Biology with Mrs. Marlow; always scoffing and loafing; enjoys football and basketball; ' Til drink to that.” Joanne Paganucci G.A.A.; Girls Club; Ski Club. JOANNE can be seen cheering at football, hockey, and basketball games or play- ing tennis; sewing, cooking and knitting; bookkeeping with Miss Carrabis; talking on the telephone; remembers the summers of ’68 and ’69; C.H.I.N.G.” Patty Makiko Ono Student Council Representa- tive; Girls Club, Treasurer; LOG Staff; Leaders Club; Student Congress; Winter Ball Committee, Co-Chair- man; Jr. Prom Committee; G.A.A. Friendly, attractive PATTY will always remember the summer of ’69 with Smily” and 9 13 67; time at the Apt” listening to Pink Panther” with L.O. and S.D.; looking forward to going to Japan with L.O.; My head, my head, MY HEAD!” Stephen Palladino Friendly, fun loving STEVE spends his spare time scuba-diving or working on cars; an avid M.H.S. hockey fan; enjoyed English with Mr. Cooper; hanging around or tippin’ with R.O., C.C., and P.H.; favorite pastime checkin’. John Paone Soccer; Hockey; Football 1. Easy going JACK will never forget the Cape — 29” ' , enjoyed Mr. Quinn’s Mer- chandising class; especially enjoys hockey; can usually be found just hanging around town; This is basically William Paterson D.E.C.A., V.P.; Football; Swimming. Easy-going PITTER PAT- TER enjoys going to the Drags or playing Candid Camera; History with Mr. Deteso; remembers that night in Stoneham with Lemo and ding-ding-ding!; football and hockey enthusi- ast; active in Melrose Leo Club. Paul F. Paone Hockey 1, 2, 3; Soccer 3, 4; Football 1; Cross Country 2; Baseball 1. Carefree and easy-going HULT really enjoyed Math with Mr. LaRosa; enjoys nearly all sports, but rates hockey as his favorite; can usually be found around the Y.M.C.A., where he works. Margaret Pearson PEGGY LOU is an avid sports fan; hockey and foot- ball are her favorites; loves to go to Bruins games at the Garden; favorite pastime is listening to Jimi Hendrix records; Biology with Doc was her favorite class; some- day would like to become a sportswriter. Donald Park At Yasuda Gakuen, Japan: Baseball Team. Last September DONALD came to M.H.S. from Yasuda Gakuen in Japan; he is an avid baseball fan; besides baseball, DONALD likes to play ping pong and Igo, an Oriental game, in his spare time. Mark C. Peavey Honor Society; Varsity Ten- nis; Varsi ty Soccer; Fresh- men Baseball; Intramural Basketball. Smart, comical PEAV will never forget those water fights in Washington; trip to England; likes tennis and soccer; Physics with Mr. Ramsdell; works at Army and Navy Store; future plans include college. Judith A. Partridge England Trip; LOG Adver- tisement Staff; Girls Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. Quiet, reserved, TUDY has memories of Stoney Lake ’68 with B.H.; enjoys tennis, skiing, and driving around; Hey Jude”; the dances at Stoney Lake; Chemistry with Mr. Hoyle and Psychology G Block were favorites; Yeah, Right.” Laurianne Perry LOG Staff; Leaders Club; Girls Club; French Club; Drama Club; Freshman Girls Chorus; Glee Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Committee. The stimulating classes of Miss Heald; the summer of ’69; Halloween ’69; the pa- tience of C.C. and L.R.; ski- ing; Worthy Advisor of Rainbow; being a popped pumpkin; tall, pretty LAUR1 will remember these the Carol Pitari Student Congress Represen- tative; Jr. Prom Comm.; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Scholarship Fund Drive Committee. CAROL is an enthusiastic Bruins fan; will never forget Harvard ’68 and Newport ’69; favorite pastime is Triz- Da-Wit-La” at B.S.P.; good times at Nahant Beach; Dim- ples. Deborah Powers G.A.A.; Girls Club. DEBBIE likes riding around with Willy”, Barn- sey, and Maggot; record keeping with Miss Carrabis; July 8, 1969; an enthusiastic fan at football and hockey games; buying shoes and clothes; works at Salon de Paul; Catch you later!” T. Spiro Press Honor Society; Baseball. Friendly TED has a good word for everyone; remem- bers good times with Dick; plans a career in the news media. Gale Puntoni Drama Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. GALE will always remem- ber her Art and Cratfs classes; enjoys painting, sketching, and spending weekends at Plum Island; Hampton Bridge; D.G. and unguntine; 229 Comm. Winifred G. Petrella Washington Trip. WINNIE rates Arts and Crafts and study with Mr. Gallagher as tops; Trips to Boston”; pineapples; The attack of the Pick-Lee Raiders!” Stephen V. Piazzo IMPRINT; Intramural Bas- ketball. Easy-going ZAZ is a de- voted football, basketball, and ping-pong fan; How we go!”; Big Games at Incarna- tion with Tank, George, Paul, etc.; collects albums, especially The Doors; will never forget Physics with Mr. Cutting and the basekt- ball championship. Leslie Picard Student Congress; Girls Club; G.A.A. Friendly and energetic PICKLES enjoys walks to Malden with little surprises — fate rides a black horse!; Biology with G.K. and R.S. and Miss Carrabis’ class rank as tops; can be seen falling off curb stones or running into telephone poles; June and August 27, ’69; Oh, really?” Robert Pigeon Good-natured PIDGE will always remember English with Mr. Davies; would love to see the dress code abol- ished; • enjoys listening to good groups; Automatic Radio; good times with the guys. Wilson Pye Football. Good-looking WILSON re- calls Mr. Ramsdell ' s Physics I class. Has fond memories of The Rock. Care-free and fun-loving; in his spare time he enjoys dating and having a good time. Every weekend he can be found on the slopes. Wild about skiing! John Rahilly Friendly and always smiling, JACK, a real sports enthus- iast, says Mr. Bjornson’s Chemistry class was great. Playing the guitar and list- ening to records are his favorite pastimes. Alright! Walter Reid Freshman Basketball; J.V. Basketball; Student Con- gress. Congenial WALLY can be found hanging around the square. WALLY divides his time between schussing the slopes and the basketball court. Mrs. Bean’s French class was absolutely the greatest. His favorite mem- ories include meeting D.C. and hitting the wall.” Ann Pustel Drama Club, Girls Track. MOBY is kept on the go by drama, girls track, and her church’s L.R.Y. She re- laxes with her harp or guitar and remembers her Miracles and the people she knew. Her most outstanding characteristic? My ever- present criticism.” Mary Richard Girls Club; G.A.A. MOOSE will always remem- ber Old Orchard Beach with Mur. and B.A.” with M.M. coolers.” Will never forget working as a waitress; Hi you guys, I reckon.” •Glen A. Richardson Gymnastics 1, 2. Friendly GLEN is noted for his abliity to loaf. Enjoys water and snow skiing, drag racing, and girls; will never forget those summer nights at the beach and soace with Mr. Matthews; building a 57 Chevy; Oh, cuz you don’t right???’’ Lauren B. Riggs Modern Dance, Treasurer; Future Nurses Club; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm. Talkative and pretty LAU- RIE remembers New York and rates sewine with Mrs. Bloom as her favorite class. Skiing; can be found work- ing on weekends at M.F. N.H. Smile. Maureen E. Roberts Friendly MAUREEN will always remember the great summer of ’67. An enjoy- able person, she enjoys tak- ing pictures and bowling. Very funny.” Sweet and sincere. Douglas K. Robinson Drama Club; Ensemble; Glee Club; Tennis. Good natured DOUG en- joys water skiing, hockey and swimming. Remembers French with Miss Donahue Laughs at the memories of G Block fights with Mr Morrow; afternoons of busi ness and pleasure are spent in the auditorium. William Robinson BILL will never regret Math class ’67 with D.D., view- ing Ell Pond, Chemistry ’68 with B.J. Can’t help but remember The Crash” of ’69; BILL says: To my class: The class of 1970 will succeed.” BILL enjoys meet- ing people; That did it.” Sebastian Rossino Baseball, Vars.; Football 1; Biology Club. Good natured SAM will always remember the sum- mer of ’68. Enjoys Base- ball and Science, especially Astronomy. Favorite pastime — Checkin’ what else?” Those are mechanical things! Charlotte A. Rowland Majorette 4; LOG Staff; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Field Hockey; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club. CHARLI will never forget twirling at football games. Those fabulous Art classes with Mr. Cody; that super summer of ’69; loves animal crackers and wearin’ clogs; avid skier; This is true!” Deborah Santoro LOG Profile Staff; F.T.A. Junior Prom Committee Pal Club; Girls Club G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Quiet Debbie came to Mel- rose in her sophomore year from Girl’s Catholic Hieh in Malden; summer of ’66 and ’67-B.R., S.Q., J.C.; Mr. Grant’s Math class; will al- ways find her listening to My Girly”; big dark eyes. Jean Saunders Dark haired JEANNIE, who art, spends most of her time enjoys skiing diving, and making her clothes. Re- members English with Mrs. Beardsley; wild group pic- nics; riding in Dusty’s green Lotus Elan. Special memory is Dusty Deborah Ann Rocheleau Passive DEBBIE won’t ever forget the Newport Jazz Festival. Her favorite pas- time is reading. Can be found eneaged in social ac- tivities of Melrose Better Thinking Association and Downtown Incorporated; Oh sigh.” Carol L. Rosseland Drama Club; Honor Society; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Pal Club; J.C.L. Carefree CAROL remembers the summer of ’69 and Guinivere; horseback riding; dabbling in art-batiking; highlands Y.F.; Theta; Rain- bow; Mr. Messenger’s Biol- ogy class and Mr Maclean’s D Block Spanish; Wow. that’s neat.” Robert Savage Swim Team; IMPRINT Re- porter; Junior Classical Lea- gue; Intramural Basketball. Serious SAV, when not working at Friendly’s, can be seen playing basketball with friends at M.H.S.; rates Math as his favorite subject. Adrienne Sawler Pal Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. Enigmatic ADAIR-self-styled and noted for her art work; associated with Downtown, Bodico and the M.B.T.A. Found haunting the Art Room with A.B., C.D., and E.F.; Songo locks and Dana; i Oh, Wow!” Dorothy Sawyer Girls Club; Tumbling. Excitable DOTTIE partici- pates in tennis, horseback riding and swimming. En- joyed her class of Office Machines. Favorite pastimes are talking on the phone and going for walks. Can be found working in local nursing homes. Sandra Scelzi SCELZ will always remem- ber May 9, 1969. It was unreal!”; Good Guvs”; rates Mr. LaRosa’s Geom- etry class as tops; SANDY enjoys horseback riding. Look for SANDY in a ’69 Rambler Ambassador. Ca- ruso’s. Giorgio B. Sciortino At M.H.S.: Biology Club, Lab Assistant; IMPRINT Photographer. At Natick Jr. High: Soccer Club. Outgoing GIORGIO came to M.H.S. in his sophomore year. Aficionado of soccer; won ' t ever forget secret times with D; Can be found working as Shift Supervisor at Friendly’s or snapping pic- tures for the Melrose Eve- ning News; Keep the faith. Paul Scott PAUL enjoys baseball, foot- ball, and hockey. SCOTTY rates U.S. History with Mr. Frank as the greatest; re- members May 18, 1968; cars; working at Scandia Trading Company; fooling around? Dennis Seeley Work Study; Football; Wrestling; Radio Club. DENNIS will always re- member ’67 Tech Tourney. Rates English with Mr. Glynn as tops. CECIL is a hockey and softball en- thusiast. CECIL can be found at A.R. or fishing. Jane Sestito Petite JANIE possesses spe- cial memories of great times down the Cape with B.C.G. S.s., A’s and Z’s; groovin ' to J.B.; college in the fu- ture. I’m up!” Colin Andrew Sharp At M.H.S.: Band; Orches- tra. At Kew High School: Bandsman; Opera Singer; Drama Club. Bespectacled COLIN recalls his two trios around the world. I am an Australian mate!” Remembers acting in his school play; traveler; Favorite pastime is to get to know Americans, poetry and music. Christopher Shea Soccer 3, 4. CHRIS’ favorite pastimes in- clude sackin it” and hit- ting the casino on Friday nights.” A real hockey and soccer fan; rates English with Miss Sarkisian as the greatest; Slight Drone.” Deborah Shea G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Committee; Freshmen Girls Chorus. DEBBA will always remem- ber the Junior Prom with Jeff; If you want to”; sew- ing; rates English with Mrs. Rosberg as tops. I don’t care!” Hangin’ around with Coombies. Works at Fabric World. Daniel Shay Varsity Football; Varsity Hockey; Varsity Baseball. BEEF; O.K.”; will always remember Wingaersheek ’69 and U. Mass with T.D. and C.G.; World Civ. with Mr. Croston; hobby is sleeping; favorite pastime is eating. Enjoys nearly all sports. If it feels good, do it.” Suzanne I. Shay Student Council; Student Congress 1, 2; G.A.A.; Ski Clu b; F.T.A.; Jr. Prom Com- mittee. Attractive SUSIE thought Biolosy with Doc was fab- ulous! Will never forget Labor Day weekend with R.T. and those super good times with L.T., S.M., P.M., P.H., P.D., and G.C.; un- predictable; Friday the 13th; Bull Moose!” Eleanor M. Shea Glee Club; Ensemble; Dra- ma Club; French Club; IMPRINT Reported; Girls Club; G.A.A. Musical ELLIE loves sing- ing and trying” to play the guitar; fond memories of her junior year and all the get-togethers with the kids; March 29, ’68; Strat- ford ’69; Miss Props” and Districts ’69; Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth; A worrier.” Michael Sheehan Football; Jr. Prom Comm.; Spanish Club; Weight Lift- ing; Winter Ball Comm. Good-natured MIKE has wide interests in hockey and football. In snare moments he’s found just sloathin’ it.” Recollects great sum- mers, especially 1968, and Math with Mr. Grant. Ac- tive in C.Y.O.. the YMCA. and Leo Club of which MIKE is secretary. Barbara Shea Field Hockey, 1-4; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Basketball, Man- ager. BARB (F.H.) likes skiing and hockey. Will never for- get Psychology with Mr. Croston and the Great Es- cape”; riding around with the B.M.J.; Be out in a minute”; parties at J.M.’s and B.B.’s. John P. Shelton Swim Team. Swimming, skin diving, and South America keep in- dividualistic JACK busy; while listening to Iron But- terfly,’’ spontaneous JACK enjoys remembering World Civ. I and II with Mr. Cros- ton, and Santiago, Chile, ’67 and ’69; loves life, horse- back riding, and fishing, and hunting. Martha Shepherd Log Staff; IMPRINT; French Club; Drama Club; Girls Club; Student Congress. Merry MARTHA — always busy and involved in t oo many things”; U.C.Y. and Tri-Hi-Y; likes to spend that leisure spare time sewing; summertime and lying on the beach; will never forget F Block study during Freshman year or Math with Mr. Gan- ley. Elaine Sherman Student Congress; Jr. Prom Committee. Exuberant LANEY passes her time stormbrewing; her memorable moments in- clude: great times down the Cape with B.C.G.S.S., Karate class, one-b . . . , state games, S.S.N.I.O. and the night at Z’s; I’m up!” Janice Sherwood G.A.A.; Girls Club. Cute and creative JANICE is quite a seamstress; if she’s not working at Sears, she’s probably pursuing her favor- ite hobbies, horseback riding and water skiing; English with Mrs. Rosberg was the ultimate; remembers ’67-’68 with D.P. and will never for- get Joe. Donna Shields G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Quiet -DONNA enjoys going to football and hockey games and riding by Julie’s” with M.L.; giggling; May 30, 1966 with D.B.; Donna rates English with Mrs. Rosberg as tops; big blue eyes!; Wool- worth’s worker. Angela Sica Glee Club; IMPRINT. ANGIE will always re- member Sept. 13, 1968; Bababagerk?!; big eyes; play- ing the guitar and being with J.S. are popular pastimes; en- joyed English classes; a real high voice and funny laugh; Mark ANGIE. Milford P. Skane Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4. Athletic and good-looking MIF; track enthusiast; re- members the summer of ’69; Mr. Burr’s U.S. History class; wrestling; can usually be found sleeping; active in his church youth group; being with V.G.; Hass.” Robert Smith Gymnastics; Honor Society. Good-natured SMITTY rates Physics with Mr. Rams- dell as tops; working on a ' 50 Ford; will always remem- ber summer of ’67 in Hyan- nis; How’s your thing?”; meat cutter in Fanueil Hall?!; looking for Doris is a favorite. Susan Spadafora G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Petite and well-dressed SPAD is an avid hockey fan; Chemistry with B.J.; remem- bers summer of ’69 with Joey; often found with String and Whale at E.P.; Sea- food!!” Thomas Spencer At Malden Catholic: Hockey 1, 2; Football 1, 2. TOMMY came to M.H.S. from M.C. in his jr. year; he is an avid sports fan and enjoys water skiing; remem- bers Hyannis with Cheri and Pinchy at the states; can be found checkin’ pukyak or chugging at Nahant; long side burns. Margaret Spiby Pal Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; Spanish Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Basketball. Friendly and ambitious PEGGY will always hold as her fondest memory the ’69 Washington Trip; will never forget Mr. LaRosa’s A Block Math class; enjoys sewing and basketball; plans to be- come a Kindergarten teacher. Ann Spinale Band; Drama Club; G.A.A.; IMPRINT Editor; Spanish Club. Friendly and warm-hearted SPINUCCI came to M.H.S. in her sophomore year from San Francisco; loves to go basketball games; will always remember P.H.D., Dec. 19, 1969, and January 3, 1970; enjoyed U.S. History with Miss Blizzard; An unforget- table was P.B.B.’s quart of H 2 O; a sure success in the future. Marsha A. Snow Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. Friendly MARSHA re- members the Junior Prom, Winterball ’69, and her fan- tastic summers in Canada; a dedicated fan of M.H.S. basketball, hockey, and foot- ball games; MARSHA keeps busy with C.Y.O., Tri-Hi-Y, and work at M.W.H.; enjoys listening to soul; What’s your point?” John A. Snyder Student Congress; Drama Club. Contemplative JOHN real- ly likes to travel and to com- municate with people; he will never forget English with Miss Sarkisian; No. 29; Amazing”; Newport. Susan E. Soule Modern Dance; Gymnastics; Cheerleader 3; Girls Club, Vice-Pres., 4; Drama Club; Opperetta; Honor Society. Poised SUE rates Physics with Mr. Cutting as super; fondest memories of the” Operetta; extremely talented; All Right!’’; handy with a needle and thread; exuberant dancer and gymnast. Robert E. Smith BOBBY rates Psychology with Mr. Casey as tops; Sat- urday night at the Elms; ’63 Falcon; likes riding around with the gang or hanging around downtown. William Spracklin Baseball; Intramural Basket- ball. SPRINKLES is a baseball and basketball fan; enjoyed English with Mr. Conn; working at LaSaffre Motors; remembers just hanging around with the guys. Patricia Stanley G.A.A.; Girls Club. TRISH will always re- member May 9, 1969; big brown eyes; enjoys being with Bucko”; Math with Mr. Driscoll will never be forgotten by TRISH; Catch ya later.” Anne Stanton G.A.A.; Girls Club; Drama Club; IMPRINT Staff; Span- ish Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Quiet, conscientious ANNE is a loyal fan of the M.H.S. football and hockey teams; among ANNE ' s fondest memories is English with Mrs. Rosberg; shopping in Boston fascinates her. Patricia Stanton LOG Staff; Cheerleader; Stu- dent Congress; French Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A.; F.N.A.; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Junior Prom Comm. If you ever hear the word OOOHHH!” you’ll know that ' s our sweet BUNNY; she will never forget the summer of ' 69 and Chemis- try with Mr. Hoyle; loves to ski; works at M.F.N.H.; al- ways smiling; a bright future ahead. Brian J. Staskawicz Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Winter Track 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Hockey 1; Spring Track 1, 2; Weight Lifting. Thunderous STATS en- joys playing basketball with the guys in his spare time; Math with Dr. Rockwood; favorite sports football, hock- ey, and basketball; favorite pastime — sleeping; Upper Left. Mark E. Steeves Drama Club, Pres.; Thistle; French Club 3. Altruistic, introspective MARK puts Humanities and English high on his list; very involved with Downtown, Inc., and Melrose Better- Thinking Association; in his spare time he enjoys Bach, classical and folk music; Water, Helen, W-A- T-E-R!”; a welcome addition from Dedham High; What a gas!” Christine Stella G.A.A.; Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee; Winter Ball Committee. Petite CHRISTINE will always remember the great times with K.W., D.L. and the kids!; checking at the Heights; N.Y. City, ha?; summer of ’67 and Book- keeping with Miss Carrabis were favorites; Senior Prom ' 68; W.R.M.N.T. Judith Stewart G.A.A.; Girls Club; Drama Club; Freshman Girls Cho- Hey JUDE” loves foot- ball and skiing; remembers Math with Mr. Neiman and waitressing in the summer of ' 69 at Land Ho, Alton Bay, N.H.; loves to fool around; It’s wicked!!” Susan Stiles G.A.A.; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Ski Club; Spanish Club; Modern Dance Club; Powder Puff. STIXIE; outgoinging SUZI remembers July 2 and Jay; February vacations in Miami; P.J. parties; favorite pas- times are buying clothes and cruisin’ with T.B.L.G.I.M.; All ' s I can say is ... ” C.T.B.P.I.T.L.R. with Torps, Bubs, and Bombs!!! Michael St. Vincent Biology Club. Friendly and good-natured SAINT remembers Mr. Cut- ting’s Physics class; Vice President of Church Youth Group; successful drummer in Dance Band. Therece A. Stoker Girls Club; G.A.A. Petite TERRY remembers Recordkeeping with Miss Carrabis and going out with the kids; a talented seam- stress; will never forget No- vember 23, 1968. Alice Sullivan Library Club, V.P. 2; Spanish Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Drama Club; IMPRINT. Energetic ALICE will never forget Mr. DeTeso’s U.S.H. class with Debbie; her fond- est memory will always be Skip’s 72 plus”; can usually be seen hangin’ with D.S., P.S., or S.S.; Sure!” Randolf Stratton Wrestling 3. Carefree RANDY rates hockey and football as his favorite sports; is always seen driving around; favortie pas- time — checkin’; summer of ’67 will never be forgotten; always in a good mood. Dennis Sullivan Sports-oriented SULLY is an avid fan of football and basketball, but his favorite sport is water skiing; SULLY works as a cashier at the First National; will never forget those fabulous (?) studies. Wallace Streletsky Volleyball. WALLY will remember Mr. Grant’s Math class and working in the U-like Cone Company; ushers at St. Mary’s Church on Sunday; very inefficient; That ques- tion was easy, no problem.” Francis S. Sullivan J.V. Basketball; Freshmen Basketball; Intramural Bas- ketball; Weightlifting. Active, fun-loving SULL remembers Physics with Mr. Ramsdell; the summer of ’68; enjoys basketball and just driving around; SULL spends his spare time work- ing on cars; works for Hill’s News Co. John L. Sullivan Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. Our fantastic football Cap- tain SULLY or SNAPPER enjoyed Biology with Mr. Walton and H.R. 10; mem- ories of moon’s on Main Street; passes his spare time fixen deuze with Booga-Booga”; quite the la- dies man. James G. Sunderland III Drama Club, Treas.; LOG Staff; J.C.L. SKIP enjoys water-skiing; will never forget Latin with Mr. Reid and C Block study; the Mug Trip ’69; Alice’s 72; Canada ’69; Mr. Hoyle says . . .”; he is involved in Demo- lay and Snooks. William Sutherland Tennis Team; Drama Club; Band; IMPRINT. Fanatic about tennis, BILL considers The March” as un- forgetable; between C.Y.O. and I.O.U. get-togethers you can find him writing, writ- ing, writing . . . ; a potential author; rates Mr. Cutting’s Physics class as tops. Deborah Swansburg IMPRINT; Spanish Club; PAL; Girls Club; Debate Club; Library Club, V.P., Pres.; F.T.A.; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Committee. Talkative DEBBIE will never forget that fabulous class with Mr. Messenger and Mr. DeTeso; will always re- member September 14, 1969; Definite bummer!” Eric Swanson Audio-Visual Club 1-4. Hard-working ERIC en- joyed Electric Shop and Crafts; in his spare time he works on electric equipment; loves to bowl and play pool; always sleeping in class; works at Alice’s Kitchen; in the future ERIC would like to go to trade school and become a television camera man; Plan your work, work your plan.” Patricia A. Taaffe LOG Editor-in-Chief; Honor Society; Girls State; Glee Club; Ensemble; Drama Club; French Club; Girls Club; J.C.L. ; G.A.A. Sincere, spontaneous PAT- TY remembers E.W.J., D.W.M., Cape summers, the D.C.H.Q. bunch ’69 and the Stratford trip. History in Tony ' s class” and Con. Civ. with Mr. Hildreth; H.R. with Mr. Cooper; that Cer- tain cast party; LOG — what LOG?; investigating” Bos- ton; taaffe” apples! Bruce E. Taylor Swim Team; Cross Country; Weight Lifting; Spanish Club; Intramural Basketball; Band. Good natured TANK will never forget Biology with Mrs. Marlowe and B.L., J.B., and T.W.; enjoys swimming; fondest memory was 1969; can usually be seen driving around with J.B. Joseph V. Taylor Rifle Club; Weightlifting. Fun-loving JOE will never forget the great summer of ’69 and the fantastic World Civ. class with Mr. Croston; water skiing and hockey are his favorite sports; remem- bers work at Melrose-Wake- field with the crew.” Lynelle Taylor Student Congress; Girls Club; Powder Puff Football Team; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Committee. LYNELLE is an avid hock- ey and football fan; remem- bers U.S.H. with Mr. Cros- ton, Junior Prom ' 69, and Hampton ' 69; September 13, 1968; Peace!”; P.W.T.B.; Sam.” Kathleen M. Tirrell At St. Mary’s High: Glee Club; Drama Club. At M.H.S.: G.A.A.; Tumbl- ing; Future Nurses Club; Girls Club; LOG Staff; Jr. Prom Comm. Cute, blue-eyed KATH1E will always remember that summer of ' 69; English with Miss Sarkisian; loves hockey and football; came to M.H.S. in her sophomore year; Really?” Virginia M. Tecce G.A.A.; Girls Club; Junior Prom Committee. Petite GINGER will al- ways remember that fabulous English class with Mrs. Ros- berg; cute and friendly; al- ways on the go; can be seen working with the girls in Tri-Hi-Y. Karen Tolman Girls Club; G.A.A. Smiling KAREN can be found cheering for the foot- ball team, home and away; always remembers Record Keeping; never will forget all the good times with her M.H.S. friends. Richard A. Thibeault Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball 1, 2, 4; Track 1, 3, 4. DUCK has ecstatic mem- ories of the summer of ’69, the Old Library Trick and U.S.H. with Mr. DeTeso and Ding; passes his spare time Harvesting Hay. Janice M. Torres Honor Society; Girls Club; G.A.A. Bubbly JAN will always remember Bookkeeping class with Miss Carrabis and the unforgetable Washington Trip; an avid sports fan; likes listening to records and dancing. Timothy Tiny Glee Club; Ensemble; Or- chestra; LOG. Shy, modest TIM, a real ladies man; enjoys prancing through the petunias; fond memories of M.V. C. Mitchell Tow Student Council; Honor So- ciety, Treas.; Student Con- gress; Boys State; Cross Country, Co-Capt.; Freshmen Football; Ski Club. Popular and good-natured MITCH is a skiing and sail- ing enthusiast; rates football as his favorite sport; will never forget Tony’s class; I don’t know!” Kathleen Tricca Girls Club; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; PAL; Washington Trip. TRIX is a devoted hockey and football fan; she will never forget Mr. LaRosa’s Math class, summer of ’68, New Year’s Eve ’68 and ’69, and those parties ' , Triz-Da- Wit-La at B.S.P. Ralph Turpin Wrestling. God-natured RALPH will always remember that great sophomore year and the un- forgetable summer of ’69; Mr. LaRosa’s Geometry class and Mr. Croston’s World Civ. class; favorite pastime- hanging around; RALPH would like to study History and become a teacher. Gail I. Troughton Modern Dance Club, Pres.; G.A.A., Sec. 1, 2, Class Cap- tain 3, Treas. 4; Girls Club; Nursing Club, V.P.; Leaders Club; Ski Club; Student Congress 1. Vivacious GAIL will al- ways remember Bkkg. with Miss Carrabis, the gym show of ’67, and Bruins games; blue eyes; cruising with T.B.L. and G.I.M.; pajama party; Sugar beets?!’’ Janice A. Vickery Girls Club; G.A.A. Shy JAN enjoys water skiing; will always look back on the Jr. Prom with C.B. and July 23, 1969 with A.S. as special memories; when JAN has spare time, she can be found at Tri-Hi-Y or walking in parks with A.S. — Uh-huh”; works at Sears Roebuck Co. Phyllis Tura Girls Club; G.A.A. Pretty-eyed and creative PHYLLIS especially enjoyed her Art class; remembers Midnight R’s at Guido’s; her favorite pastime is S the H. Kathleen M. Waldron D.E.C.A.; G.A.A.; Girls Club; Ski Club; Jr. Prom Comm. Mischievous SHADOWS recalls Dana’s New Year’s Eve Party ’69; Sept. 3, 1969, and that weekend in New York; SHADOWS can be found checking at the Heights or P.T.P.P.; enjoys traveling. Stephen Turner Sports-minded GIGGA re- members the Melrose- Arlington hockey game of ’69; rates French I and II with Mrs. Bean and Biology with Mr. Messenger as un- forgetable classes; playing janitor” for M.S. Dept.; that fabulous sophomore year!; remembers the past, but looks to the future. Diane Walker G.A.A.; Girls Club; Future Nurses Club. Blond, reserved DI enjoys Psychology, swimming, sail- ing, and water skiing; DI remembers summer of ’68 and ’69, Washington Trip and also blackberry picking; DI can be seen with Fred”; DI works at M-W Hospital and plans her future in nurs- ing. Julieann Walsh Girls Club; Drama Club; G.A.A.; Ski Club; Future Nurses Club; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Prom Committee. Friendly JULES, always smiling, rates football, hock- ey and Chemistry with B.J. as favorites; JULES’ specials are summer of ’68, and spring of ’69; JULES favor- ite pastime is checkin’ at the Heights”; that weekend in New York; she can be found with N.M., K.W., C.S., P.D., D.K., SB., C.O.L.— P.T.P.P.” Susan Walsh Honor Society; Leaders Club; G.A.A.; Girls Club. Lively WHALE rates E Block with Miss Carrabis as best; WHALE’s happiest memories are p.j. parties, Feb. ’69, 2:45 A.M., ski- ing cruising around with T.B.L.G.I.M., WHALE at E.P., and summer of ’69 with B D. — Slight Seafood.” Karen Warman Girls Club. Petite KAREN enjoys swimming, listening to re- cords, and buying clothes; KAREN enjoyed English with Mrs. Rosberg; KAREN will never forget that very special day at the White Mountains with Mike. — Oh Wow!” Janet C. Warren Modern Dance; G.A.A.; Girls Club; F.N.A.; Powder Puff Football. Attractive JAN remembers Bermuda ’69; p.j. parties with T.B.L.G.I.M., and the Cape; enjoys hockey, horse- back riding, and dancing; JAN works as a model in Boston and in the future plans to become a profes- sional model — N.S. of E. William Waste Drama Club; Band; Ensem- ble; Glee Club. Witty WILL can always be found crackin’ jokes in every one of his classes; our school tuba player; fantastic actor; loves singing and is a mem- ber of the Greater Boston- Edward Waters Well-dressed MUDDY will never forget the day Melrose beat Malden at the hockey game; always on time; he would like to at- tend Bryant and Stratton after graduation; favorite pastime is driving around. William Watts Band. Athletic BILL can be seen riding the surf in the sum- mer and skiing down the slopes in the winter; in his spare time he enjoys playing the drums and reading; U.S. History with Mr. Frank; fa- vorite pastime is blasting his sister out of her room. Clifford Webb Jr. Prom Committee; Foot- ball. Good-looking CLIFF en- joys football and skiing; rates Math with Dr. Rockwood as a favorite; CLIFF’s special memories are ’68 and ’69; Wingaersheek Beach; blue eyes; Hello? Sure.” Douglas Wentzel Humorous DOUG enjoys football and hockey; remem- bers going to Boston with Pat W. ’68; favorite class was English with Mr. Glynn; DOUG works at Hill’s News Co.; looking forward to electronic school; To the woods?” Philip Wetherbee Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Football; Basketball. Good-natured PHIL is an avid soccer fan; enjoyed Doc’s Chemistry 409; re- members Duck’s summer ’69; can be found hanging around with D. Dozen or en- gaging in soccer — Snap- per.” Cheryl Whaley Modern Dance; Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Junior Prom Comm.; Drama Club; Powder Puff Football. CHERI can be found hanging out at the ”Y” or dancing with R.W.; will never forget the summer of ’67 and Sept. 11, 1969; a hockey and football enthusi- ast; rates English with Mrs. Rosberg as tops; Mon pauvre chou.” Nancy Whitehead Honor Society; Junior Clas- sical League; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Pal Club; English History Trip. Witty, fun-loving NANCY enjoys swimming and play- ing tennis; rates the summer of ’69 at G.R.B. as fondest memory; Math with Mr. La- Rosa and Spanish with Mrs. Barbie were tops; good times with T.A.A., A.T. and N.K. Patricia Webb Girls Club. PAT indulges in field hockey and lacrosse and en- joys watching hockey and football; Home Economics with Mrs. Bloom is among her favorites; remembers her freshman year with C.L. and S.L.; works at Lyman’s; ! Have you seen Kath?” Dennis D. Wells At Hammonton High School: Football; Basketball; Video-Tape Club. At M.H.S. : Biology Club. Good-looking BELLS came to M.H.S. in his junior year from New Jersey; his favor- ite class was Physics and he works for Houghton-Muffin Publishers; favorite pastime? — hanging out; Why?” Lucille Wells Girls Club; G.A.A.; Jr. Prom Comm.; Powder Puff Foot- ball. Blue-eyed LUCI especially remembers April 30, 1969, the weekend of July 12, 1969 and Springfield Col- lege; WELLSIE works at Giant Valu; during the sum- mer she’s at camp with Caw, Raw, C.C., and Dag; What can I say?”; Oh really!”; P.A.N.H. Sara Wells IMPRINT, Business Editor; Girls Club; Jr. Prom Com- mittee; G.A.A. SALLY remembers Math with Mr. McIntyre with a smile; will never forget ’68 Senior Prom, ' 69 Jr. Prom, and May 25, 1968; enjoys hockey; SALLY’s favorite pastime is being with P.B. rPi ti Toni Williams Leaders Club; Girls Club; G.A.A.; Spanish Club. Crazy WILLY is an afi- cionado of football and hock- ey; Math with Mr. LaRosa was her favorite; special memories are Hilltop ’68, ’69, and summer ’69 in Friendly’s; WILLY can be heard coming down the cor- ridor saying wooo!!” — Catch you later!” Gary D. Willwerth Quiet and watchful GARY enjoys football and hockey; World History with Mr. Frank was tops; GARY will never forget Jr. Prom, and the summer of ' 68; can be found at the Court House or the Bus Stop — Did ya see him? Who?” Thomas F. Winslow Cross Country; Honor So- ciety. TOM is an aficionado of basketball; enjoyed hockey with Doc. Sheufele and movies with Harvey White; TOM likes electronics and took Fall and Spring courses at M.I.T. in Com- puter Programming, Calculus and Transistor Electronics; Sure!” Deborah Winsor Field Hockey; Girls Club; Leaders Club; Drama Club; G.A.A. Active DEB will always remember study halls that never were; she enjoys watch- ing Hockey and Football but when winter comes DEB heads for the mountains to use her head skis; remem- bers summer of ’69; This is basically true .” Patricia A. Whittaker Glee Club; French Club; LOG Staff; Bell Ringers. Ambitious PATTY en- joys swimming; remembers Latin with Miss Pike and English with Miss Koslow- ski; special memory is Feb. ' 69; during the summer PATTY spends most of her time at the beach, swimming, or talking with the kids. Donna Whittier Modern Dance 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; G.A.A.; Leaders Club; Jr. Prom Comm.; Basketball 4; Soft- ball 2. Vivacious WHIT will never forget summer of ’69 and E.B. at E.C.; Math with Mr. McIntyre; traveling to see the Big Green”; P.T. at C.C. with N.J.; a football and basketball enthusiast; ex- pressive eyes; a Kappa girl. Christine Wilk Leaders Club; G.A.A.; F.T.A. CHRIS rates freshman History with Mr. Croston, football, and hockey as fa- vorites; especially remembers September 2, 1968; summer at L.E. and Newport ’69; CHRIS’ favorite pastime is Triz-Da-Wit-La at B.S.P. Georgia Williams G.A.A. GEORGE enjoys riding around in a blue falcon; can be seen with C.K. and L.P.; favorites were Mr. LaRosa’s class with S.M., and Mrs. Barbee’s class; GEORGE’S special memory is June 22, 1969; Fluent Greek; pool shark; Oh navel!” wm Clifton E. Wong | Junior Classical League; Biol- |ogy Club; Tennis Team. Ambitious CLIF, who is an excellent tennis player, jenjoys golf and skiing; he iwill always remember Mr. Wilson’s Biology class and Mr. Ramsdell ' s Physics class; enjoys watching the Bruins on TV. Pamela Wood jGlee Club; Band, Drum Majorette; Ensemble; Or- chestra; G.A. A.; Leaders Club; Drama Club; J.C.L.; Freshmen Girls Chorus. Tall, friendly, independ- ent PAM always has a smile for everyone; loves badmin- ton, softball and boating; rates Glee Club with Dad” as favorite class; fondest memories include the Light- house in Falmouth, and half- Itime shows; No time!” Wendy Woodside G.A. A.; Girls Club; Wash- ington Trip; Ski Club. Excitable WOODY is an avid hockey fan; memories of General Business and Math with Mr. Humphreys; Tech Tournies ’68; hanging around and talking on the telephone with C.Z.; enjoys school vacations. Peter Zajac Intramural Basketball. Always smiling ZAY, likes hockey; remembers Doc. Scheufele’s Chemistry class, summer of ’69 and the Patrol outside 209”; en- joys going 45’ in; works at 1280 Restaurant. John P. Zebrowski ZEB came to M.H.S. from Malden High in October ’68; there he participated in Cross Country and Indoor Track; will always remember Eng- lish with Mr. Cooper and the summer of ’69; shooting pool; working at Giant Valu; You too”; a die and a shirt. Corice J. Zwicker RICKI, an avid movie goer, will never forget those M.H.S. football games, Mr. Humphrey’s and Bookkeep- ing both years; summer of ’66; Friday night 9 19; Are you kidding me??”; being a home-body” with MR.; going to the fountain at the F.N. Thomas H. Wright, Jr. Student Congress, President; Football; Spring and Winter Track; Orchestra; Glee Club. Humorous TOMY spends his school time checking un- derclass girls; when it comes down to school he rates Miss Tiede’s Biology class as tops; Tomy will always put on a smile as he remembers the Senior Class Presidential Campaign; works at Friend- jly’s after school. Goldie Zzawn Modern Dance; Powder Puff Football. You’ll find gullible GOL- DIE with both feet firmly planted in mid-air, unless one’s in her mouth; recalls the wild parties at R M’s. Michael G. Connell Evasive, good-looking MIKE can’t be found any- whre; MIKE was a new stu- dent at M.H.S. this year; after graduation, he will re- member his senior year at homeroom 14, watching football and hock- ey, and just taking it easy. Sew Ngin Chin Friendly and intelligent SEW came to M.H.S. in his senior year from Hong Kong; he enjoys nearly every kind of sport; he plans to continue his education at college; a successful future ahead. Robert Cook Hockey; Football. Good-looking BOBBY will always remember the fun in Bermuda ’69; favorite class was U.S. History with Mr. DeTeso; would you be- lieve playing golf at Bellevue with E.PL and J.B.? Frederick Deleo Good-natured FRED will never forget those great Math and English classes; a real sports enthusiast; enjoys hockey, football and basket- ball; when not listening to the radio, FRED can be seen just hangin’ around. Paul Donahue Tall PAUL thinks Chinese food is the greatest; that jet black hair; usually found hangin’ around at Dunkin Donut’s; exuberant girl watcher; friendly and good- natured. Doris I.umenello Individualistic DORIS came to M.H.S. in her junior year; can always be found at the Downtown; Bodico; enjoys bicycling; a true free thinker . . . S.P. Stephen J. Priestly Football; Hockey; Track; Cross Country; Soccer; Stu- dent Congress. Eccentric MOE finds en- joyment in art and writing; remembers Christmas in New York; can be found at Downtown incorporated or rapping with friends; Zibro- mik! Brent Young Track. BRENT came to M.H.S. as a senior from Tuskegee High where he was often found on the football field, the basketball court, or run- ning the track; his favorite class — Psychology; will al- ways remember Pholbe! Mary E. Hallihan Ski Club; Commercial Club, Footlight Club, Girls Basket- ball. Good-natured MARY EL- LEN has spent the last three years living in Romford, Maine; she enjoyed living in Maine and was active in many sports; enjoys skiing the most. We made it! Finally Freshmen in high school. Remember that first day? What’s A Block?” How do l get to the boys’ gym?” I can’t find that eleva- vator!” We’ve come a long way since then. That first year was a winning one. The Raiders and the Reading Rockets were co-champs in Middlesex League Football and our basketball team became state champs! The undefeated M.H.S. Hockey Team captured the league title for the third year in a row. In its first year in the league, our Wrestling Team fought its way to first place. The Spring Track Team ran away with the State Tournament and placed second in the New Englands.” Even our golf team was undefeated, and the Debate Team won the State T ournament and competed in the Nationals. The newly formed French, Spanish Auto and Biology Clubs and the new student literary maga- zine, The Thistle enabled more of us to pursue ou r individual interests in extra- curricular activities. Returning to M.H.S. as sophisticated” sophomores we saw the formation of several new organizations — a Swim Team and the English History • and Pal Clubs. Pennant fever swept through the school as the Red Sox competed in the World Series. That was the year of The Great Walkout” which resulted in our hearingi?) the Series piped over the loudspeakers — Squeak! Many M.H.S. artists were winners in the Boston Globe Art Fair. Once again, we watched the Hockey and Wrestling Teams become the league champions. The Winter Tracksters won the Class B and B.A.A. titles. 84 In our junior year, the administration introduced a new schedule — the Roll- On Program — which granted us privilege periods ( the privilege being to sleep late in the morning or to leave school early in the afternoon). Students re- sponded enthusiastically to the initiation of a Soccer Team. Our athletes staged repeat performances of the last year ' s feats. For the third straight year, the M.H.S. mat men won the league title in wrestling! The pucksters clinched the league hockey title for the fifth year in a row! The Winter Track Team suc- cessfully defended the B.A.A. title. During the winter we suffered through co-ed classes in square dancing {or was it squares ” dancing?) and the usual lunchtime bomb scares. Remember how the once hot lunch tasted afterwards? Remember how embarrassing it was shivering in the snow in a gymsuit? In the spring, Stephen Lamson and Mitchell Tow were elected to represent our class and M.H.S. at Boys’ State, and Patricia Taaffe at Girls’ State. Our senior year brought an unexpected surprise. T o the dismay of the boys on ” The Wall” and in the lunchroom, the dress code was revised, permitting girls to wear slacks. In October, we observed Moratorium Day. Students wore black arm bands, discussed the Vietnamese War in classes, and attended an assembly featuring guest speaker Reverend Burkhart . . . Peace! We were proud to have four National Merit Semi-Finalists — Catherine Downes, Warren Graham, Alan Lakin, and Douglas McCrae — and four recipients of Letters of Commendation — Linda Butler, Irene Mrose, Lee Nyquist, and Robert Savage. Girls’ athletic teams have always been a credit to our school for exhibiting good sportsmanship. The Girls’ Field Hockey Team had an undefeated season. We will always remember the fun we had at the Powder Puff football game, when Holland’s Tulips defeated McHale’s Marauder’s 8-0. The ”, handsome ” players and beautiful” cheerleaders were hilarious. We look back upon the four years of trial, success, and disillusionment, but we still remember the fun of it all. In June, 1970 we reached the end of our journey and found ourselves eager to begin the next. Our four years at M.H.S. have been one great leap into adulthood, but just a small step into our own future. 85 SMAST ST JXJL k W ■irty wrose- K) IgJcm MGSt ©tGKlFlE I OACV) jfcccwvv CLASS’ c+if rr-E B(K «fe T, • r ip • V - . V l ; svOlivc cohtrol ) to ’ V ' VtpA ' C) xJ OHO jsr fO?UZfi%j wc i 6 i?i; iT )iv ck o J M.ei 1 0 o 1 k( -wvitcA 7 ■BiJY ' tow nfig R cr9 steve- tywsc J y w MOST C E-AUVE dAWH yvwrb ' jv €■ CLASS’ WIT joe cnxleer ■iiTtnr v ' dpw Tor MOST? TO U 8SS2 X v CLASS AE£ ?T8?S IC£ Sue- sp c f forx V IV f tF CLASS WOMfrK ftATE tr r h y W.tAAYtlYl YAtKCk QQM.cIyLIM ' Least OFTEN ON TMET Fw ' cid. bro wvU ' 1 CCGSS CUT- UP owtwvvj d Cl core MOST CTEftSS CjBTPES Mft] --wi ' lsovi ptjE adixjv YAs MOST SINCERE T s k “ ' wM.tb ' s kayte- CLASS ACTOR MOST ATHLETIC VnArk SHCftS CLASS BLUSHER MOST SOPiHTSTTCATEp TmcA- „ , .. buCdr A.vivt pusH)| CLASS ACTRESS - ' V ' MOST ATHLETIC GIRL ? S CVtrYV CYVtftr CorSOVU ft ft CLASS SWEETHEARTS M)lvj Yt id LEAST SUCCESSPOL BCUFPEK jrAv ite )imnqc)l N V L jr C LASS ' (yISGGEE 4 T IBNDUEST GIZL k BOY dxlc ' m -WASH ft do: ft 3 Tf X dott) -THAtfvdr ' fe •si 601 jMftec ' .most sirccBssfcji: Art Staff Left to Right: K. Kelliher, E. Morris, C. Clifford, M. Giggi J. Brown, C. Craft. Missing was L. Butler. Advertising Staff Left to Right-. J. Sutherland, K. Tirrell, C. Rowland, R. Kasprzak, T. DiStasio, M. Lawton, J. Patridge. Literary and Profile Start Left to Right : C. Murdock, D. Santoro, M. Shepherd, D Maguire, C. Burke, j. Desforges, E. Christoforo, J. Murphy. Subscription Staff Left to Right-. A. Bernard, P. Ono, P. Whittaker, J. Gram- olini, P. Stanton, A. Doherty. Business Staff Left to Right-. J. Aborn, E. Johnston, L. Perry, C. Hudson. Nancy Kolligian Profile Editor Patricia Masel Profile Editor Patricia Taaffe Editor-in-Chief Peter Bookman Art Editor Marilyn Hughes Subscription Editor Nancy Jacobson Business Editor Richard DePetris Advertising Editor Patricia Devine Literary Editor 99 Front Row. L. Harron, E. Morris, B. Hinckley, I. Mrose, Mrs. Rosberg, P. LePere, L. Russell, K. Hichens, M. B. McAteer, A Spinale. Second Row. L. Nyquist, J. McManus, G. Dee, R. Graham, M. Macintosh. ALL THE GNUS THAT’S FIT TO PRINT IMPRINT Editors 100 Welcome to the Imprint Office, home of study hall escapees (otherwise known as editors and reporters). Led by Fearless Leader Mrs. Rosberg, with co-editors Irene Mrose and Paul Lepere, the energetic staff worked diligently to put together ten issues of the indispensible Imprint. The Imprint specializes in feature journalism, and this year it has been moving beyond the realm of school news to cover community issues. Every three weeks the Imprint Office reached a state of frenzied confusion as a new issue loomed ahead. Reporters rushed to meet deadlines, so that articles could be edited (but who edits the editors?), typed, sent to the printers, returned for layouts, sent back for the final printing, and returned at last for sale to loyal readers in the cafeteria. As a wise sign in the Imprint Office reads: If you can keep your head in all this confusion, you don’t understand the situation.” IMPRINT First Row. Mrs. Rosberg (advisor), L. Lanzillo, M. Shephard, D. Swansberg, V. Casey, E. Reynolds, S. Bowditch, J. Gold- blith, A. Lakin, D. McCrae, J. Halloran, S. Pustell, K. Ahern, R. Fresca, E. Christoforo, K. Tirrell, D. Kiddie. Second Row : M. Morrissy, G. Sciortino, J. Desforges, J. Miliotis, S. McCann, P. Anderson, M. Driscoll, S. Lamson, C. Craft, E. Shea, B. Staff Sheppard, E. Brox, C. McNamara. Third Row. R. Tully, K. Harris, J. Blatcher, C. Love, A. Tricco, T. Bixler, R. Savage, R. Mogivero, B. Huntress, C. Rogers, D. DiFranzo, C. Mul- cahy. Fourth Row. M. Lawton, A. Heidkamp, L. McManus, G. Johnson, C. Hudson. 101 Hi Student Congress First Row: Mr. Cole (advisor), K. Baier, J. Long, J. Aborn, S. Lamson, T. Wright, L. Mutti, E. Socorso, S. Sarney, S. O’Brian, M. Shepherd, K. Harris. Second Row: D. Kiddie, C. DiMeo, J. Leger, G. Johnson, A. Derry, P. Butler, J. Gillespie, E. Christoforo, L. Taylor, J. Blacher. Third Row: M Durant, M. Keyzer, B. Grant, J. Cargill, C. Chapman, D. Bryant, M. Festa, R. Zeitz, D Herlihy. student Our student government has had an active and productive year. The Student Council, headed by President Jim Munro, has made several innovations and a complete revision of the dress code to allow girls to wear slacks, for example. The Council sponsored the annual events at M.H.S., a successful Winter Ball, class elections, and a scholarship donation. Students enjoyed a Hoop-la game in February. Working with the Council is President Tom Wright and the Student Congress. This body, made up of homeroom representatives, makes known the students’ views and helps form school policy. Mr. Cole is the club’s faculty advisor. Junior Class Officers Left to Right: N. Davis, P. Buckley, P. Cerretani, G. Oesterle. 102 mm Student Council Left to Right-. V. Coggins, E. Alfano, N. Davis, M. Tow, R. McKinley, J. Donahue, P. Buckley, J. Munro, L. O ' Neil, K. Hichens, S. Lamson, P. Cerretani, G. Oesterle, D. Wetherbee, J. Masiello, S. O’Brian. government Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right : J Masiello, J. Cerretani, D. Wetherbee. 103 honor society First Row. P. Balcom, M. Shepherd, P. Taaffe, J. DesForges, R. DePetris, S. Bowditch, S. Lamson, N. Whitehead, G. John- son, C. Downes, M. Tow, A. Hensel, C. Rosseland. Second Row. Miss Blanchard (advisor), L Butler, D. DeFranzo, J. Gavin, R. Savage, W. Graham, A. Derry, G. Kwiecien, P. Whittaker, A. Pleidkamp, C. Murdock, P. Brown, N. Jacobson. Third Row. L. Mutti, C. Craft, I. Mrose, K. Kotowski, L. Ny- quist, T. Winslow, P. Devine, D. McCrae, A. Lakin, R. Mac- intosh, M. Lawton, B. Morgan, T. Curtin. The Honor Society recognizes outstanding academic achievement. Students who earn grades that place them on the honor or high school rolls are members of the Honor Society. Each inducted member wears a gold M and receives a pass to the school library which may be used at any time. This year, the Society formed four committees: Issues, Activities, Induction-Ritual, and Fund Raising. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Grant, Mrs. Schooley, and Miss Blan- chard, the Society held its annual trip to the Pops, and at the induction in November Mayor Thomas Sullivan was the guest speaker. Through the sale of Red Raider tickets the Honor Society supports the Permanent Scholarship Fund. ADVISORS Janice B. Schooley Robert T. Grant Marilyn J. Blanchard 104 debate club First Row: M. Krone, R. Tierney, M. McAteer, P. Donofrio, M. Hubert, R. Tully, Mr. Frank (advisor). Second Row. D. Hubert, J. Brady, R. Graham, C. Evens, J. Goldblith, C. McNamara. Third Row. T. Curtin, M. Festa, D. Earley, D. Hannabury, G. Hugward. The Melrose High School Debate Club is one of the most active debating teams in New England. Under the leadership of our own Daniel T. Webster,” Mr. Freeman T. Frank, the club has won numerous tournaments at various schools like U. Mass., Dart- mouth, and Georgetown. At a tournament at B.C. Melrose successfully won many debates over the top debating teams in the country, and at the University of Rhode Island the team won eight awards. We were proud that our debate team represented Massachusetts in the Nationals held in Memphis, Tennessee in 1967. Our debaters have won many debate competitions and have added many new trophies to its already titanic collection. First Row. B. Donahue, R. Tierney, M. McAteer, P. D ' Onofrio, M. Hubert, P. Shea, L. Toni, Mr. Frank (advisor). Second Row: J. Hurwell, S Paiment, L. Gadway, K. Perkins, S. Miller, T. Brown, E. Tierney. Third Row: M. Dellea, G. Lynch, J. Glynn, D. DeAmicis, W. Nicklas, J. DeAmicis, B. MacMartin, W. Alley 105 w n h o Z M h i-cc 55Jd - le cercle francais First Row: D Whilter, M. Shepherd, B. Perroton, E. Kim, C. Unger, P. Taaffe, S. Bowditch, J. DeSanctis, J. Des- forges, C. Downes, C. Craft, J. Blacher, S. Mirabassi, M. Durant, N. Jacobson. Second Row: C. Rogers, L. Butler, K. Harris, L. Russel, L. Perry, C. Hudson, B. Huntress, E. Shea, P. Stanton, E. Christoforo, K. Carrol, K. Baier, M. McAteer. Third Row: L. Curry, L. Dousey, A. Tricco, C. Pulsford, M. Botte, I. Mrose, P. Whittaker, P. George, M. Hughes, V. Cotter, C. Marienelli. The French Club consists of second, third, and fourth year French students who have a genuine interest in learning how to speak French more fluently and in learning about the customs and culture of France. Each year the club dines at a French restaurant in Boston, and at Christmas time the members sing French Christmas el circulo The Spanish Club, under the advisorship of Miss Athanasoulas, began its fourth year. The club’s purpose is to give members an understanding of Spanish customs and the language. Activities included a lecture on Ar- gentina and Costa Rica given by two native students and a Christmas party held for underprivileged Puerto Rican children. For the first time, a party was held in carols at the nursing homes in Melrose. One year there was a play put on by students and a musical gathering with the Winchester High School Club. During our senior year the Club viewed the movie Z” and ate at La Crepe. Club advisors are Miss Heald and Mr. Nash. espcinol conjunction with the French Club. Native foods and traditional songs and dances were exchanged. President Nancy Kolligian planned other activities such as lec- tures, dining at a Spanish restaurant, and a dinner prepared by the students themselves. A great deal of enthusiasm has been shown, evidence of the Spanish Club’s surmounting personality. First Row : K. Kotowski, B. Taylor, M. Spiby, P. Masel, N. Blois, S. Stiles, B. Hinckley, K. Charis, L. Kolligian, D. Kolligian, V. Casey, E. Morris, M. Sheehan, A. Spinale, Winsor. Third Row: B. Hance, A. Sullivan, D. Swansburg, J. McDonald. Second Row: Miss Athanasoulas (advisor), M. Lawton. D. Santoro, D. Herlihey, J. DeAmicis, D. DeAmicis, J. 106 junior classical league First Row : Mr. Reid (advisor), C. Wong, P. Taaffe, D. DeFranzo, N. Whitehead, R. Kasprzak, R. Savage, T. DiStasio, J. Sunderland. Second Row: J. Blacher, J. Hosmer, P. Brown, R. LeBlanc, P. Moulton, R. McDermod, T. Spencer, R. DePetris, M. Morrisey, J. Partridge. Third Row: W. Hill, E. Kim, P. Smith, D. Shaalman, L. MacManus, C. Downes, D. Rocheleau, K. Harris. The Junior Classical League starts the year with the election of officers and the initiation of new members, often consisting of skits put on in Roman togas. The club, made up of junior and senior Latin students, is a social and service organization. The purpose of the club is to create a deeper understanding of the Classics by bringing ancient times to life as at the state Junior Classical League Convention in the spring. As a service project to the school, the members sell candy and donate the proceeds to the Permanent Scholarship Fund. Mr. James Reid is the faculty advisor. chess club The Chess Club was formed in our senior year. Already the team has participated in matches with Lexington, Concord, Watertown, Bedford, and Xaverian High Schools. In the Watertown match, M.H.S. won 3-2. The Chess team consists of Douglas McCrae, Andrew Derry, Richard McDermod, Ken Groves, and Jeff Bowe. In the spring the Chess team participated in the National High School Chess Championship held in New York. Mr. Ramsdell is the Club advisor. Front Row: S. Jianino, Mr. Ramsdell (advisor), R. McDermod. Left to Right: W. Lieberman, A. Lewis, A. Derry, D. McCrae, D. Larkin, E. Lieberman. 107 girls ' club Girls’ Club Officers Left to Right : N. Jacobson, Secretary, D. Lacey, Program Chairman, Mrs. Gardner (advisor), S. Soule, Vice-President, D. King, President, P. Ono, Treasurer. In September the Girls’ Club started its year with the induction of new members and officers. For the third year, a Powder Puff Football Game was held. The members of the Club played the positions of quarterbacks, and tackles; while the boys played the roles of cheerleaders and majorettes. The score was a close 8 to 0. The Club again collected food and money for the Annual Thanksgiving Baskets. Enough money was collected to supply twenty families with food for the holiday. At Christmas many girls and their mothers attended the Girls’ Club Christmas Tea. Mr McIntyre organized a co ' lection through the Girls’ Club for needy families. As a result, Christmas was much brighter for several families. In the Spring the Annual May Breakfast was held and was greatly enjoyed by all! 108 First Row: S. Oxlev, R. Braden, D. Fuller, C. Sartori, A. Larkin, C. Mc- Namara, D. Robinson, W. Waste, B, Whitney, M. Sleeves, T. Farron, J. Nett, F. Carr. R. Cranford, B. Young, D. Comeau. Second Row: D. Fink, D. Cheney, K. Smolens, A. Bernard. V. Padini, B. Shepard, S. Haas, A. Blan- chard, E. Orsillo, B. Lovd, T. Loyd, L. Andrews, D. Love, P. Carr, L. Hen- glee The Glee Club had a very active year, which reflects the singers’ diligent practice. From long tradition, the Club sang at the Thanksgiving Assembly. Then, after weeks of preparation, they opened the Christmas season with an evening of Vespers, presented for the community. Vespers is a favorite for the old members of Glee Club who are invited to join the Club for a powerful rendition of Twas the Night Before Christmas” and the Hallelujah Chorus.” ensemble First Row: C. Sartori, D. Fuller, R. Braden, B. Whitney, J. Goldblith. Second Row: A. Lakin, R. Kelly, D. Robinson, T. Farron, M. Steeves, A. Heidkamp, J. Nett. Third Row: C. Craft, D. Fink, B. Shepard, S. Haas, A. Blanchard. Fourth Row: D. Cheney, C. Wood, P. Wood, J. Kelley, E. Shea, V. Casey, L. Hendrickson. 110 drickson, B. Knight, R. Kelley. Third Row: D. Whittier, E. Christoforo, B Cutter, D. Kiddie, S. Ryder. J. Miliotis, J. Gillespie, L. Kolligian. C. Wood, P. George, S. Smith, S. Hill, K. Leak, L. Harron, D. Pesce, E. Shea, J. Goldblith, A. Heidkamp, T. Wright, R. Alpert. Top Row: C. Craft, J. Guptill, P. Wood, N. Kolligian, P. Bonney, A. Sica, D. Northrup, N. Dean, J. Kelley, V. Casey. club During the Yule season, the Club sang at the Rotary Club, and again was invited to carol at the Prudential Center. The climax of the year, as always, was the broadway musical production. This year it was Pajama Game”; but remem- ber The Boyfriend” from freshman year, and Where’s Charley” and Paint Your Wagon”? The busy and exciting year ended with a bit of nostalgia for some when the Club sang at graduation. orchestra Front Row: D Alpert, M. Boyd, L. Shaw, C. Sharp, J. Koch, I. Mrose, S. Ewell, H. Mrose. Second Row: D. Sharp, A. Norton, D. Earley, C. Waste, P. Wood, A. Spinale, Director Mr. Leutz, M. Smith, W. Lieberman, M. Williams, C. Wood. Ill First Row: B. Colvin, M. Ledoux, M. Water- house, H. Norman, C. Waste, D. Schaalman, G. Coldoraro, B. Boyson, C. Ebert, J. Glynn, B. Orsillo, J. Humes, B. Watts, P. Wentworth, M. Pease. Second Row: Student Leader P. Wood, J. Harwell, S. Mulcahy, A. Spinale, D. Earley, G. Perry, L. Shaw, G. Wilder, E. Roberts, R. DePetris, E. Wong, C. Chadwick, G. Taylor, Director Mr. Love. Third Row: S. Newton, M. Delia, J. Pustell, M. Belchen, A. Norton, P. Doane, B. Hussey, B. Sutherland, D. Basset, M. Alpert, M. Boyd. Fourth Row: E. Bishop, D. Dallas, B. MacMartin, B. Waste, C. Hance, C. Sharp, P. Balcom, P. Bonney. m.h.s. The M.H.S. band, under the direction of Mr. Love, provided the half-time programs at the football games. Led by Pamela Wood, they presented precision marching to the musical selections of johnny Come Marching Home” and others. The color guard and our Indian, Steven Belfore, added to the performances. In addition to bolstering our enthusiasm at games, the Band also provided much of the spirit at the pre-game rallies. Having already had several successful exchange band concerts with other schools, the Band is planning another for this spring. The Band also continued its tradition of marching in the Memorial Day Parade. The season ended with their participating in graduation exercises in June. First Row: N. Whitehead, P. Kotaldo, S. DeFreitas, P. Masel, P. Lepere, G. Dee, D. Martin, I. Swanson, J. Izzo, G. Osterele. Second Row M Trainor, B. Johnston, C. Whaley, N. Holmes, M. Sheehan, J. Winde, C. Pulsford, N. Merrill, M. Driscoll. Third Row: A. Hartley, D. Falzerano, G. Zajac, J. Spadafora, R. Zapple, S. Brissette, M. Spiby, P. Hickey, D. Poole, C. Locke, S. Stidstone. Pal is a young club, formed in 1967 through the effort of James Pustell. The club started small — only fifteen members. In 1969-1970, the only four returning members had to vote themselves in as officers — Paul Lepere, President; Tricia Masel, Vice-President; Dawn Martin, Secretary; Gregory Dee, Treasurer. The club has grown to sixty-five members, who work through Mr. Cook at the Administration Building to find an elementary school child who needs a friend. A club member takes his pal out once a week and through the one-to-one personal relationship, the two become special friends. f.t.a. The Future Teachers of America Club is one of the largest and most active clubs in the school. All of its members are interested in the teaching profession and in educational methods. The club has visited many col- leges. Among them were Boston College, Boston Uni- versity, and Salem State. Also the club visited W.G.B.H television (Channel 2) to see how educational television is run. The club has sponsored movies for elementary school • children and have tutored elementary students. At the end of each year a banquet is held which is greatly enjoyed by all. 114 First Row: J. DeCoste, K. Fitzgerald, K. Chakalis, K. Carroll, D. Brown, C. Ledoux, L. Harron, D. Santoro, N. Ryder. Second Row: Miss Carrabis (advisor), K. Hill, B. Blake, M. Botte, M. Spiby, J. Halloran, D. Swansburg. Third Row: H. ODonald, M. Driscoll, D. Pode, J. Fowler. biology club First Row. Mr. Messenger (advisor), D. Wilson, P. Stan- ton, D. Hayes, B. Wood, L. Bates, B. Perreton, D. Cole, R. DeVito, M. Morrisey, A. Derry, J. Kelly, G. Sciortino, N. Roth, D. DeAmicis, M. Morriscon, L. Hendrickson, L. Macone, D. Martel. Second Row : D. MacDonald, A. Bernard, E. Williams, J. Murphy, K. Swenson, W. Graham, H. Hartman, A. Lewis, J. Derry, P. Devine, C. Marinelli, E. Brown, P. Balcom, Spongberg, J. Warburton, M. Stack. Third Row. K. Hill, D. Robishaud, R. Dunn, M. Hamelin, J. Halloran, R. Alpert, B. Lucey, T. Destaso, C. Wong, B. Husson, L. Holden, J. Harwell, M. Wood, B. Hance. Fourth Row: N. Wentworth, J. Franza, B. Bowe, C. Grassi, L. Mc- Na mara, V. Cotter, M. Botte, D. Lawrey, V. Cobler. Through the fantastic efforts of the advisors, Mr. Messenger, Mrs. Marlow, and Miss Packer, the Biology Club went into its fourth successful year. Throughout the year the club members have tramped through mud and grass at Plum Island, made various trips to Mass. General Hospital, invited guest speakers to speak monthly, participated in an exchange program with Newton High, and held fund-raising car washes. At the end of each year the Biology Club winds up with lectures and films on various subjects which continue throughout the day allowing every student to benefit. Because of its increasing popularity, the Biology Club is assured of an even greater success in the future years. nursing club The newly formed Nursing Club was established in our senior year. A Mother and Daughter Tea was held; and the guest speaker was Miss Theresa Chooporian, nursing instructor at Boston University School of Nurs- ing. The members made many trips to various colleges and schools of nursing to learn more about nursing requirements, degrees of nursing, and the opportunities and rewards of this profession. The officers were Presi- dent Kathleen Tirrell; Vice President, Gail Troughton; Secretary, Ann Bernard; and Treasurer, Liz Socorso. First Row: N. DeStaso, S. Driscoll, L. Sorcoso, G. Troughton, K. Tirrell, A. Bernard, M. Davies. Second Row: V. Cotter, M. Doldt, L. Knowlton, S. Stiles, L. Riggs, A. Doherty, J. Abhorn. Third Row: S. Blackmore, M. Eustace, K. McDonough, D. King, J. Walsh, A. Foster. 115 drama club First Row: C. Craft, J. Keefe, L. Harron, P. Taaffe, K. Fitz- gerald, L. Hendrickson, Secretary, M. Steeves, President, N. Foote, Vice-President, J. Sunderland, Treasurer, D. Earle E. Shea, R. Alpert, D. Robinson, T. Wright. Second Row. W. Waste, C. Mulcahy, J. Patridge, P. Whittaker, A. Heid- Once again the Drama Club opened their 1969-1970 year with a traditional pot luck supper followed by wonderful entertainment provided by members. The November audience enjoyed scenes from Uncle Vanya, Plaza Suite and You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown , and an anti-war film produced and presented by alumni Steve Case and Joe Gregory. Under the direction of Mr. Glynn and the leadership of officers Mark Steeves, President; Nancy Foote, Vice-president; Linda Hen- drickson, Secretary; and Treasurer, James Sunderland, the club enjoyed another prosperous and successful year. The Odd Couple, presented in February, was warmly received by all. During these performances, the club took advantage of the tremendous talents of John First Row. G. Bernard, R. Cranford, G. Hendrickson, T. Heidkamp, D. Ashatullo, M. Dayhill, L. Hendrick- son, M. Steeves, N. Foote, J. Sunderland, M. Kenny, J. DiStasio, S. Aubin, D. Ridley. Second Row: C. Beckman, D. Cheney, M. Driscoll, L. Kolligian, K. Smolens, D. Moore, L. Bosh, M. Mandrachia, K. Ber- telli, S. Bolard, K. Berg, C. Caterino, D. Ledoux. kamp, C. Ledoux, M. Doldt, D. Sherwood, A. Hensel, M. Foote, M. Shepherd. Third Row: J. Southerland, T. Di- Stasio, R. Kasprzak, B. Bacall, A. Bernard, J. Goldblith, A. Spinale, N. Kolligian, L. Perry, C. Hudson, B. Hinckley, G. Murphy. Snyder, Oscar Madison”; William Waste, Felix Un- ger”; Carol Craft, Gwendolyn Pigeon”; Claire DiMeo, Cecily Pigeon”; and those four poker players — A. J. Heidkamp, Douglas Robinson, George Bernard, and Jonathan Goldblith. The Globe Competition kept the club busy in March, followed by a hectic, but fantastic May which included the fabulous Stratford Trip. The hours of dedication and hard work are evident in the productions, and the Drama Club did its usual excellent job of offering the best in the dramatic arts and in- stilling a thorough appreciation of the theater. A ban- quet concluded the year. We must congratulate the Drama Club for doing its job so well. Third Row: L. Shaw, P. George, C. DeMeo, A. Tricco, C Rogers, B. Huntress, C. Carr, L. Dunnet, W. Pack, S. Truselle, M. Lee, J. Ledoux, D. Ciacio. Fourth Row: M. Connolly, S. Spadaforo, S. Nolan, M. Flynn, J. Nickertin, D. Fink, M. Houghton, B. Charlton, A. Doane, M. Cohen, N. Dean, B. Zapple, D. Buzzby, J. Smith, S. Hill. 116 library club Left to Right-. Mrs. Grant, I. Bishop, B. Hance, S. Spadofora, L. Polcari. The Library Club is a service club whose members learn how a library functions. Any girl who is willing to volunteer some of her study halls is wecomed to join the club. The girls receive valuable experience for future work at a college library or at the Public Library. This club is of great assistance to fellow students and facuty. Mrs. Grant is the club’s advisor. audio visual club The main function of the A.V. Club is to supply teachers with film materials. These films have been very useful in teaching many subjects. Their library contains over 500 films and several projectors. The A.V. Club not only gives to students instruction in running the projectors but also provides operators for outside organization. This club fias been a service to both M.H.S. and the community. First Row : H. Hartman, K. Burns, J. Hallinan, L. Shaw, J. Gallagher. Second Row: Mr. Lane (advisor), S. Watson, R. Ford, E. Tucker, B MacMartin, G. Crawford, J. Zochas. d.e.ca. First Row. Mr. Quinn (advisor), W. Patterson, R. Marchese, J. Chickey, L. Coleman, M. MacDonald. Second Row. R. Hagan, C. Waldron, P. Donahue, J. Campbell, S. Waters, P. James. Third Row. J. Mello, J. Bowen, M. Agri. D.E.C.A. (Distributive Education Clubs of America) is a very worthwhile organization to many Melrose High School Students. This program enables students to gain experi- ence in the business world by combining classroom learning with job experience. For many students, D.E.C.A. has been an asset in obtaining a job after graduation. Left to Right: Kathy Waldren, Mary Ellen MacDonald, Billy Patterson, John Campbell. 119 g.a.a. G.A.A. Officers Left to Right: Treasurer G. Troughton, President E. C hristoforo, V. President M. Johnston, Secre- tary D. Kiddie, Advisor Miss Chase, Publicity Chairman C. Creelman, Senior Class Captain B. Cutter, Junior Class Captain S. Famolare, Sophomore Class Captain S. Garden. The purpose of the Girl’s Athletic Association is to promote both intramural and interscholastic sports and to strengthen the quality of sportsmanship in each of its members. Under the leadership of Ellen Christoforo, President; Myrna Johnston, Vice-President; Diane Kiddie, Secretary; Gail Troughton, Treasurer and class captains Beth Cutter, Sue Famolare, and Suzanne Garden, the G.A.A. was quite active in our senior year. The club produced a Freshman Introductory Program entitled Welcome to G.A.A.,” a show for all members entitled What do I get for my quarter?,” a Student-Faculty Volleyball game, and the G.A.A. Banquet. Intramurals are held in basketball, tennis, volleyball, and gymnastics. An interscholastic program is offered in field hockey, basketball, tennis, and so ftball. Other clubs or activities also sponsored by the G.A.A. are Tumbling Club, Leaders’ Club, Modern Dance Club, Majorettes, and Cheerleaders. The annual candy drive and SPIRIT button sale were again quite successful. The profits are used toward a schol- arship for an active worthy member. The annual G.A.A. Banquet is held each year in May at which time trophies are awarded to deserving seniors: Most Athletic, Outstand- ing Sportsmanship, and All Around Service to G.A.A. 120 Leaders’ Club First Row: J. DesForges, M. Cook, N. Jacobson, J. Gramolini, L. Riggs, J. Aborn, D. Carr, M, Mc- Hale, S. Soule, G. Troughton. Second Row: M. Lawton, D. Herlihy, D. Windsor, L. Perry, S. Defreitas, M. Giggi, D. Greene, P. Walsh, A. Doherty. Third Row: J. Hosmer, L. Curry, B. Dow, D. Cincotta, P. Holland, C. Rosseland, C. Rowland, N. Dix, K. Hichens, E. Christoforo. Leaders’ Club First Row: P. Ono, L. O ' Neil, K. Kotowski, L. Butler, P. Masel, C. D ' Amico, C. Wilke, D. Maguire, N. Holmes, C. Whaley, M. Beck, B. Cutter, D. Gillespie. Second Row: G. Murphy, A. Bernard, C. Hudson, C. Creelman, D. Whittier, L. Greenlaw, M. Driscoll, K. Tirrell, L. Mutti, N. Kolligian, A. Decatur, S. Walsh. Third Row: P. Wood, D. Dalis, C. Burke, P. Mahan, J. Brown, C. Pitari, K. Tricca, M. Hughes, D. Lacey, G. Lamson, J. MacDonald, P. Brown, S. Murphy. Modern Dance Club First Row: L. Riggs, J. Aborn, D. Carr, G. Troughton. Second Row: D. Amoroso, P. Vartigan, K. Amirault, A. Cairns, K. Kenney, R. Fresca, C. DiAmico, J. Driscoll, K. Baier. Third Row: C. Whalev R. Fresca, C. Unger, R. Beaudoin, J. MacMonagle, S. Brissette, D. Whittier, P. Smith, J. Donovan. S. Stiles, C. Wood, J. Warren, A. Doherty, S. Soule, K. Petrino. cheerleaders First Row: A. Bernard, L. Butler, K. Kotowski, P. Stanton, L. O’Neil. Second Row: E. Kim, M. DeMeo, V. Coggins, C. Creelman, D. Maguire, K. Harris, M. Stuart. Got Spirit? Let’s hear it! Football, hockey, basketball (sometimes even soccer and field hockey!) — the cheerleaders are there, backing up the teams and cheering them on to victory after victory. This year’s squad was captained by Kris Kotowski and advised by Mrs. Kearn and Miss Wragg. They put in 1-o-n-g hours of practice, starting in the spring after the girls are chosen for their ability, pep, voice, poise, and character. The fall brings more practice, exciting football games, delicious brunches, and spirited rallies — one before the season opens, and one the night before Hoague’s Heroes’ meet their arch-rival Wakefield on Thanksgiving. Then comes the hectic winter season, bringing even more activity; each week the girls cheer at two basketball games, two hockey games, and still more PRACTICE — ( Can we really have Sunday off?”) Despite the sore throats and aching muscles, the time and energy spent, the nerve-wracking preparations for rallies, and other trials and tribulations’ ( ' But five kids can’t be sick at once!”), any cheerleader will tell you that cheering has been one of the most fun and rewarding activities of her life. Just ask Are You Satisfied?” Satisfied!” 122 majorettes First Row. C. McBride, L. Muni, S. Defreitas, C. Roland. Second Row. J. Izzo, J. Blacher, V. Howe, J. Murphy, B. Cutter Through the diligent efforts of the co-captains, Sharon De Freitas and Lisa Mutti, the M. H. S. majorettes have not only given the half-time football shows new excitement and enjoyment, but also have added much charm to the foot- ball field. After endless hours of practice and the retouching of routines, the squad proved to be great entertainment and a success on and off the field. Ral- lies, pre-game brunches, spring concerts, the planter, the big Thanksgiving Rally, F block studies, tryouts, and the Indian headdresses are all part of the fun of being a majorette. The majorettes demonstrate skill and agility in every twirl they make and every show they perform. At the rallies the majorettes’ en- thuisiasm helped arouse school spirit and contributed to several of our team’s wins. Their colorful headdresses and costumes enhance the enjoyment of the spec- tators. Definitely we all know that the hard working majorettes are an impor- tant and indispensable facet of life at M.H.S. and they have helped make our four years at high school memorable and success ful! 123 british travel club First Row: P Tames, P. Hubbard, M Beck, B. Tohnston, C. Whalev, S. Stiles, Mr. Cole, J. Aborn. S. SpacBfora. Second Row: E. Chrisroforo, D. Blades, J. DeCroteau, K Hyndes. P. Licciardi, M. Babii, B DeSantis. A. Gustafson. C. Lawless. Mrs. Gardner. Third Row: D. Herlihv. D. Dalis, N. Merril. D. Cincotta, C. Marinelli, E. Lieberman, K. Foster, N. Kol- Iigian, N. Whitehead, K. Tricca, Mrs. Whitworth. Fourth Row: J. Partridge, C. Hudson, P. Balcom. A. Stanton, T. O’Leary, T. Stewart, D. Walker, W. Petrella, A. Sullivan. Fifth Row: C. Craft. S. Sunderland, T. Distaso. S. Rosino, C. Wong, R. Herlihy, J Gavin, C. DiBlasi. Sixth Row: B. Waste, A. O’Con- nor, A. Ferreira, M. Hughes, P. Zajac, R. Gray, D. Crowly, B. Kasprzak, C. Clifford. Seventh Row: D. Corson, W. Reid, J. C harlton. April 10, 1970 seemed as though it would never come for sixty members of our class. On this date the British Travel Club, along with their advisors, Mr. Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. Whitworth, embarked for their tour of the British Isles. This club, a relatively new one at M.H.S., is always popular and evidently establishing a wonderful tradition with their European trip. Friday activity periods prepared those who had not studied English history. The week spent in the capitol city was definitely a highlight of the two week tour. The travelers visited the famous landmarks of St. Paul’s Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, and Westminster Abbey Time was also alloted for day trips and free afternoons to explore the city at one’s own pace. Students agree that many contrasts made their voyage very interesting. Not only did they spend time in the modern cities such as Edinburgh and London; but also at the prehistoric excavations at Stonehenge and Shakespeare’s birthplace, Stratford-on- Avon, where the travelers visited Anne Hathaway’s cottage. The trip would not have been complete without a visit to Melrose Abbey. A brief stop was made in Paris and Versailles as the weary, but grateful group headed home. They all acclaim it as one of the most memorable events of their high school years. 124 thistle The Thistle, the school ' s literary magazine, finished its fourth year with its fourth publication. The staff, with editor-in-chief Adrienne Sawler and advisors Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Steele, worked throughout the year to select original short stories, essays, poems and art work by students from all grades. Contributions reflect hidden student talent; all are spontaneous, and voluntary without the usual pressures of classroom assignments. The club started its year early by sponsoring the annual Book Fair as a fund raising project. The result of their diligence — a masterpiece of student creativity. .... Poems are writ by fools like us But only God can make a Thistle . . . With apologies to Joyce Killmer. Justin Time 70 mchale’s marauders holland’s tulips First Row: J. Brown, N. Kolligian, J. Walsh, J. Aborn, Captain P. Holland, C. Marinelli, T. Stoker, R. Bodwoin, S. Stiles, D. Coinbs. Second Row: P. Ono, S. Soule, N. Holmes, J. Nason, C. Delcore, M. Driscoll, L. Coleman, M. Dolt, M. Spiby, S. Murphy, N. Dix, D. King, D. Lacey, N. Jacobson. First Row: J, Halloran, J. Warren, M. Hughes, C. Stella, L. Taylor, Captain M. McHale, M. Tichard, C. Whaley, L. Wells, N. Moulaison, C. Ledoux. Second Row: P. Ono, S. Soule, K. Fitzgerald, C. Galvin, D. Carr, M. Bellemy, S. Blackmor, J. Keefe, N. Lyons, J. Decroteau, D. King, D. Lacey, N. Jacobson. First Row: C. Webb, F. Marcoux, D. McNeil, A. DePaulo, D. Shay, J. Sullivan, M. Skane, B. Stascowizc, R. Harris, T. Del- core, M. Sheehan. Second Ro-w: Coach Hoague, B. Campbell, J. Hershfield, E. Stack, R. Currin, K. Turner, J. Goldwaith, J. Kasperzak, F. Hodgkins, B. Turner, R. Thibeault, T. Wright, E. Taylor, Coach Palm, Coach Croston. Third Row: Mr. Reyn- olds, T. Clark, T. Santos, R. Lamb, T. LaVita, J. O’Brien, D. Gilligan, J. Bird, C. Gilleland, R. Howard, j. Crocker, E. Hughes, F. Reardon, K. Defreitas, Mr. DeTeso. football With a season record of eight wins and only one loss, not much has to be said about Melrose High’s outstanding 1969 football squad. The only loss Joseph Hoague’s heroes suffered was at the evil hands of Winchester. The Raiders launched their terrific season by trouncing Stoneham and followed by rolling over Lexington, next Belmont, and Concord too! Then their tremendous streak was marred by their loss to league champs Winchester. After this heartbreaker,” the Raiders bounced back ot crush” Lynn Clas- sical, Newton South, and also Reading. The cycle was set and the scene ready for the tilt with arch-rival Wakefield. Easily walloping the Warriors, the Red Raiders captured the second place title in the Middlesex League. This was perhaps the most spirited and determined team in Melrose history and lead- ing this fine club was All-Scholastic Captain John L. Sullivan. Special recognition should also be given to Tony DePaolo, Richard Harris, and Miff Skane, and to every end, center, tackle, guard, quarterback, halfback and fullback who succeeded in giving M.H.S. a super ’69 season. 20 28 28 30 20 60 32 44 20 Stone. Lex. Bel. Con. Win. Lynn C. Read. New. S. Wak. 0 6 6 6 29 20 14 12 6 140 wm- .jafh; 1 J ‘ |in V . ' l(T‘l field hockey This year’s field hockey team was one of the most outstanding in M.H.S. history. Coached by Mrs. Kearn and led by co-captains Tricia Browne and Leslie Curry the var- sity and J.V.’s compiled identical records of 7 wins, no losses, and one tie. Just as impres- sive as their record is the fact that the Melrose varsity outscored their opponents 20 goals to 3, and during the last three games of the season did not allow their rivals a single shot on goalie Jane Hosmer! High scorers were Tricia Browne, Gen Lamson, and Sue Garden. The only team to mar the varsity’s record was Arlington; although Melrose dominated the entire game, the final score was 0-0. To acknowledge their many hours of hard work and their achievement, the members of the varsity were presented with jackets at the fall sports assembly. First Row: L. Butler, J. MacDonald, L. Curry, P. Browne, G. Lamson, S. Garden. Second Row: J. Corliss, Manager; S. Famolare, Coach Kearn, D. Lacey, M. Johnston, J. Hosmer, A. Decatur, B. Shea, D. Winsor, D. Herlihy, J. Diana. 4 4 0 3 1 5 1 2 Stone. Saugus Arl. Lex. Con. Read. Bel. Wak. 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 142 First Row: P. Weatherbee, J. Paone, R. Jancy, I. Baker, J. Baier, J. Tai, N. Caiazza, C. Shea, P. Paone, W. Fitt. Second Row: P. Buchley, W. Dyment, D. Gerrior, M. Priestley, D. Kay, J. Bingham, W. Vercammen, S. Harrington, T- Munroe, R. Szloch. Third Row: Coach Driscoll, C. Foster, P. Donahue, A. Simpson, L. Colborne, A. Staffer, C. Lockhart, B. Boyson, E. Glazebrook, W. Donavan, P. Chasse, W. Waste. Missing: P. Sullivan, J. O’Hara. soccer Although our senior year was only the second year of varsity soccer, the team has al- ready made its mark. Coached by Mr. Driscoll, the team lost its first three games, but went on to win five of its last eight games. They beat Bryant Stratton College 3-2 after being behind 2-0 at half time, and beat Winchester, last year’s champ, 2-0, amassing a league record of 4-6 and an overall record of 5-6. Three members of the team, John Baier, Nick Caiazza, and John Tai, were elected to the all-star league team, while Dennis Gerrior was elected honorary captain of M.H.S. soccer. The team members spent several hours of practice, and we feel that the new soccer team is already an important facet of M.H.S. life and will win several trophies! 1 0 2 0 2 2 1 4 3 0 Wak. Lex. Con. Bel. Win. Stone Wat. Wak. Wob. Wat. 2 3 4 3 0 0 2 2 2 1 143 Although the cross country team was young, it did well. Stephen Leahy was the first freshman runner to achieve varsity in recent years, and John Burke was the most consist- ent scorer. It was fortunate that the team had Norman Barry since he is a top runner. Coaches are Mr. Grant and Mr. Morrow, and Co-Captains of the team are Ronald LeBlanc and Mitchell Tow. Both coaches were satisfied with the outcome of the Junior Varsity record. Next year many juniors will return to the team and will strengthen the teams prospects for achieving the Middlesex League Championship. cross country First Roiv: S. Gramolini, P. Cerretani, R. Burke, G. Cerretani, N. Barry, R. LeBlanc, M. Tow, R. Kasprzak, J. Gould, J. Bowe, K. Leahy. Second Row: Mr. Grant, J. Rogers, M. Muldowney, A. Marcotti, M. Batson, E. Sullivan, A. Smith, L Gavin, L. Sullivan, B. Love, J. Limongelli, A. Morash, P. Moulton, G. Kwicien, G. McCarthy, H. Woodside, Mr. Morrow. Third Row: G. Taylor, B. Bowe, M. Gabriel, G. Bernard, W. Mack, G. Johnson, J. Goodhue, L. Boyd, J. Hallinan, J. Brown, P. Walsh, T. Winslow, B. Taylor. 27 18 17 16 17 15 44 24 32 Con. Lex. Stone. Water. Woburn Wak. Bel. Read. Win. 28 38 44 48 40 49 21 31 23 144 First Row: L. Alfano, B. Dwaters, D. Comeau, D. Bryant, R. Cranford, D. Leach, C. Boyce, P. Motter, P. Donohue. Second Row: D. Gilligan, K. Turner, D. Archibald, R. DePetris, P. Buckley, N. Barry, C. Gill eland, T. DePaulo, J. Hallinan, P. Moulton, J. Burke. Third Row: Coach Croston, R. Frazier, W. Brown, P. Lawhorne, A. Hemingway, R. Walsh, J. Warren, G. Cerretani, W. Mack, R. Barba, A. Belcher, Coach McIntyre. winter track Although graduation wiped out most of Coach Robert McIntyre’s Tracksters, they did complete a fairly successful season with a record of 5-3-1 and ended in a three way tie for third place in the final standings. The team depended mostly on freshmen and sopho- mores and could hardly have been expected to compete equally against juniors and seniors. Our track team faithfully showed up for every track meet and as the season progressed, the team steadily improved. The season began with an impressive 61-25 victory over Reading and a 49-37 win over Belmont. They lost a tight meet to Woburn with a 44-42 score and also to Wakefield and Lexington. Outstanding performances were achieved by P. Buckley, R. DePetris, J. Burke, Co-Captains N. Barry and C. Gille- land, and A. Guerra. The track team did not win the B.A.A. this year and scored only 2 1 2 points in the State Meet. 62 47 42 49 43 46 30 29 49 Read. Bel. Woburn Con. Water. Stone. Wak. Lex. Win. 24 39 44 37 43 40 55 57 37 145 Left to Right: Manager M. Kennedy, E. Koehler, J. McBride, B. Barrett, S. Lamson, D. Doucette, R. Thibeault, J. Paleo, J. MacDonnell, B. Killilea, J. O’Brien, J. Goldthwaite, D. Glynn, Coach Killilea. basketball Beat Lexington!” was the cry of this year’s Melrose High School basketball team! After a disheartening loss at Lexington 72-70, Melrose struck back and demolished Lexington’s undefeated streak by a score of 66-62. High scorer and spirited co-captain Don Doucette, all-around co-captain John MacDonell, Bob (Gunner) Killilea, fantastic rebounder John Paleo, fast-moving defenseman Joby McBride, superb dribbler Ed Koehler, and most improved and a great sub Dan Glynn comprised this action-packed team. Coached by Mr. Killilea, the basketball team ended the season in second place in the Middlesex League and entered into the Tech Tourney. This year’s Melrose High basketball team surely provided the fans with an exciting season! 58 70 68 92 70 60 76 73 65 65 52 65 55 66 84 80 78 94 Con. Stone. Water. Win. Lex. Bel. Woburn Read. Wak. 37 42 44 51 72 47 40 49 47 42 54 55 46 62 31 55 52 55 146 First Row: D. Lacey, N. Jacobson, L. Curry, E. Christoforo, K. Hichens, T. Browne. Second Row : Coach Miss Chase, S. Famolare, S. Garden, S. Guptil, D. Whittier, M. Johnston, D Beauchamp. Third Row: Managers J. MacDonald, B. Shea, C. Browne. girls ' basketball The M.H.S. Raiderettes, coached by Miss Chase, completed their season with a 5-3 record. Co-Captains Leslie Curry and Ellen Christoforo and the team mascot Muttly” kept the spirit high throughout the season. The high-scorer for this season was Nancy Jacobson, with Leslie Curry only a few points behind. Sensational guarding for the Raiderettes was produced by Karen Hichens and Donna Lacey. The J.V. team also had a successful season with a 5-2-1 record. They were led by Co- Captains Alison Tricco and Dace Pupils. There are many prospective varsity players to come from the freshmen girl’s team which was newly formed this year to accommodate the large number of interested girls. ' Their r n.r tmrains arp Fllpn Tarnh ;nn and Glenda Camnhell 54 48 23 16 37 44 59 34 Bel. Read. Win. Woburn Stone Wak. Con. Lex. 19 21 38 20 22 27 29 53 f, w i It.; ! ; 1 Am iiiil t® W .teMli U Ih I mimmmmlwmM It was neck and neck through the entire season between three great teams: Stoneham, Wakefield, and Melrose. Because of a disheartening loss at the hands of Woburn, Mel- rose ended the season in second place. Coached by Mr. Hughes and captained by his son, Eddie, this year’s Melrose High School team skated superbly and were eligible to play in the States. Acknowledging Eddie Hughes’ terrific hockey skill, the Middlesex League voted him their most valuable player. Among our other great team members are all-star John Baier, one of our high scorers Richard Harris, defenseman Frank Marcoux, goalie Skip Murray, and other good stick handlers, Jeff Baker, Paul Sullivan, Paul Paone, Paul Chasse, and Jeff Bingham. This made for an action-packed fast-moving team. hockey First Row: J. Baker, R. Harris, E. Hughes, F. Marcoux, J. Baier, P. Paone, A. Murray, Second Row: J. McCarthy, Mr. Blanchard, D. Hart, J. Murphy, J. Bingham, R. Moulaison, Coach Hughes. Third Row: W. Fitt, P. Chasse, P. Sullivan. 5 3 0 3 6 8 3 6 2 8 6 4 1 5 7 2 0 3 Water. Lex. Stone. Win. Read. Con. Bel. Woburn Wake. 3 1 1 1 3 3 i 3 1 5 4 0 3 0 3 2 2 3 3 150 Iff H V — X 1 • f - • 1 IK i % b ' vS r i v ' |C 4 a : : ' J | w ■ ' f • II ,i j 5 ' U ' « ,j . ji ’ r Sfeat Hy L RrT I First Row: J. Mulvihill, J. Goodhue, B. Boyson, G. Bernard, K. Babcock, M. Skane, J. L. Sullivan, E. Stack, J. Gould, A. Powers, P. Cerretani, J. Rocheleau. Second Row: Mr. Bean, B. Mulvihill, T. Morrisey, J. Brown, D. Skane, J. Hinchey, W. Newgent, R. Morris, M. Morris, G. Whittier, T. Sullivan, W. Taylor, T. MacNamara, R. Aborn, J. Greenburd, M. Lambson, K. Whittier, P. Wetherbee, B. Ward, Mr. Ball. wrestling The Red Raider Matmen, captained by the versatile athlete Mif Skane, have had a very successful season. They won the Middlesex League title, finished fourth in the Sec- tionals, and placed ninth in the States. M. Skane, T. Mulvihill, P. Cerretani, J. Mello, J. Sullivan, and K. Babcock finished in second place. G. Bernard placed fourth and J. Goodhue and A. Powers placed sixth. In the States, outstanding performances were made by M. Skane, who placed first and J. Mulvihill who placed fourth. 28 26 30 26 37 41 42 38 9 30 41 19 20 Bro. Ned. Lex. Isp. Con. Wak. Sci. Rea. Exe. Wes. Win. New. Low. 22 21 16 24 15 13 18 12 33 16 11 20 21 First Row: Coach Grant, R. Neeman, Kneeland, C. Staley, W. Graham. Second Row: S. Kosadis, C. Chapman, W. Foley, K. Meharg, R. Hayden, D. Fitzpatrick, B. Taylor, D. Knowles. Third Row: B. Love, G. Kwiecien, P. McCarthy, T. Lord, R. Savage. Fourth Row: G. Johnson. swim team The triumphant M.H.S. Swim Team, coached by Mr. Grant, captured the Greater Boston League with a record of 8 wins and no losses. Captained by Craig Chapman, the team faced the tough competition of B.C. High, Xaverian, Needham, and South Boston. However, Ken Meharg, Lee Nyquist, Steve Kotsakis, and Billy Foley always came through in the final relay to win these big meets and sweep onward to victory. The great depth of the team was backed by George Kwiecien and Bruce Love in the backstroke and by Billy Foley and Paul McCarthy in the butterfly. Sophomore Charles Stahley and Capt. Chapman finished 2nd and 5th respectively in the Eastern Mass. Diving Competition. This is the first time in Melrose history that one swim team has not only taken first place in the league but has also had an undefeated season. Congratulations go to Mr. Grant for his excellent coaching and to the team, his loyal followers. 79 63 58 65 69 50 68 67 57 53 48 48 60 5.31 2 Dan. B.T. C.L. Rin. Mai. Nor. L.C. L.E. L.T. B.C. Xav. Nee. Wei. S.B. 12 32 37 30 25 43 27 27 29 42 47 47 35 38 2 154 Front Row: K. Stortie, J. Cohen, R. Rand, J. Billington. Back Row: Coach Bloom, L. Knowles, B. Foster, S. Pustell. rifle team The Melrose High School Junior Rifle Club has been an active organization in the school for over twenty-five years. It is affiliated with the National Rifle Association and its coaching staff are certified instructors on an individual basis with the NRA. This sport is open to all members of the school, both boys and girls. Firearm safety is the most important single factor taught and these principles are carried on throughout life. Its competition is in association with the Middlesex Interscholastic Rifle League under the auspices of the Massachusetts Secondary School Principals Association. The primary philosophies of the club are safety, markmanship, sportsmanship and good fellowship. 818 — 794 — 795 806 839 Malden Newton Bedford Concord Acton 853 872 852 819 848 156 competitors running CHaiuipi CORE - the incredible world of... ■ _ jSjflL V £ ' i Jr To think they only give us FOUR minutes between classes! 162 Me, SQUARE dance? And away we go! Thar SHE blows! I used to think my job at M.H.S. was difficult! WE didn’t do it! This is an educational field trip?? You fix it, Larry! Come fly with me Excedrin headache 362 — the cafeteria a day in the life... SECRETARIES ? ? ? ? ? 164 Will WE make the cover of Seventeen? Concentration To jump or not to jump — that IS the question. potpourri Keep America beautiful — vacate the Wall! Changing of the guard What was YOUR double-bubble fortune? Study Hall— 1972 L -IB m 2 acknowledgments How difficult it is for us as editors to thank all the amalgamation of some- times anonymous faces who contributed to our LOG. We shall do our best; thus to — MISS CATHERINE CARRABIS, for being our zany, I’m losing my sanity” leader! MR. WILLIAM HANLON, for his calm, factual, always available advice. MR. ROBERT MOORE, for his technical assistance. MR. DAVID DRISCOLL, for his management of one very important item — our money! MR. ROY HULT, for his photography work. MR. JOHN DOHERTY and MISS ARLENE DOHERTY, for the pictures of the Modern Dance Show, and the piano keys.” MRS. JOHN TAAFFE, for literally letting us camp in” at all hours. MISS LINDA BUTLER, for her artistic contributions, especially the five cartoon additions” to our class, and her many hours of layout work. We say: CHEERS and THANKS! iPauiciti ' maAzX T)arn v ou ot ixyri 1 Ylma Kodiomi (1 U ' I MrcL fojufptris tH on Cl ASS f 970 ti • tf l ' ■ ' linri flit) |f Rfft‘ « t m 1 % V � 1 Pa i: 1 BENSON-GOSS FUELS, INC. Conrad G. Keniston, Pres. Frank E. Keniston, V.P. James H. McBain, Treas. ( STMMH Y 1BTHC1 J Fuel Oil- — Service Oil Burners Water Heaters Boilers — Furnaces Automatic Oil Heating 20 TREMENT STREET MELROSE 76, MASS. LIGGETT DRUG STORE Free Prescription Delivery A. BAUM Registered Pharmacist 506 MAIN STREET MELROSE, MASS. LORD MILLER, INC. Building Construction 84 MYRTLE STREET PINE INSURANCE GROUP Compliments of Pine Insurance Agency, Inc. 371 FRANKLIN ST. 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