Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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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!”

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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!

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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