Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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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.

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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

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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.”