Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Christian D. Black 2 Orris Place The Lion” ... a believer in personal independence . . . interested in music . . . You may say I’m a dreamer but I’m not the only one.” Donna R. Blanchard 33 Lovell Road Blanch” . . . volatile and vibrant . . . enthusiastic to- ward football and hockey . . . memories of fun in summer 71 ... Tri-Hi-Y member . . . English with Mrs. Surtz. Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; Pep Club; British History Club. Kurt L. Blaum 19 Ferdinand Street Both the waves and the slopes are happily conquered . . . also passes hours listen- ing to Dylan . . . works at landscaping . . . likes talking with friends . . . School is a burden better left behind.” Robert S. Bliss 96 Perkins Street Bob” . . . enthusiasm abounds when it comes to hockey . . . came from Stoneham in Tanuary 71 . . . enjoyed English with Mr. Morse . . . ' That’s it!” At Stoneham High: Foot- ball; Winter Track. Robert A. Bloom 56 Rowe Street Bloomer” . . . friendly . . . enjoys football and hockey ... is familiar with the mechanics of the auto- mobile . . . Mrs. Surtz’ Eng- lish class . . . Into the Valley of Death rode the 600. Football. Karen F. Bookman 38 Lynde Avenue Smile that invites friend- ship ... a wonderful dis- position . . . creative . . . Jeff’s Donut Shop . . . Vice- president of Temple Youth Group . . . Grant us peace, the most precious gift.” LOG; Pal Club; Student Congress; G.A.A.; Tennis; Girls’ Track; Leaders’ Club; Girls’ Club. f Brian P. Bowe 14 Geneva Road Boo” . . . chess fanatic . . . forever collecting mem- ories and stamps . . . such athletic pastimes as baseball, lacrosse, football . . . Ad- vanced Biology, and Latin with Mr. Reid . . . Not only that but also . . .” Cross Country, capt. 4; Chess Team, capt. 4; Biol- ogy Club, Treas. 4; British Travel Club. | 1 Maureen Bowes East Foster Street I get by with a little help from my friends.” . . . school j| is a burden best forgotten . . . concerned about those around her. ;

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Karen Berg 23 Linwood Avenue Cheery nature . . . gen- erous to all . . . likes hockey, football, and basketball . . . A friend in need is a friend indeed! . . . happiness, gen- erosity, and excitement con- stitute her world. Drama Club; Leaders ' Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. George L. Bernard 19 Herbert St. Joshing, always has a witty comment . . . quick smile . . . constantly on the run for winter and spring track . . . Flashing photos for IMPRINT . . . does time behind the counter at Mel- rose Drug Center. Cross Country; Winter Track; Spring Track; Drama Club; IMPRINT. Catherine H. Bertelli 334 West Emerson Street Cathy . . . lives more than her own share of hap- piness . . . teaching the mentally retarded . . . sen- sitive; Did you happen to look at the world?” Drama Club; Girls’ Club; G.A.A. William J. Bidgood 177 Bellevue Avenue The summer of 1971 holds special memories . . . came from Marian High School, Framingham, during sophomore year . . . while there, played l.V. hockey . . . easygoing personality. Linda Binari 73 Cottage Street Sensitive . . . roller skat- ing and tennis . . . the night at the Ritz, Washington trip, and great times at Nahant . . . As a man thinks in his heart, so he is.” Girls’ Club; Pep Club; English History Club; G.A.A. Evelyn D. Bishop 76 Bay State Road Evie” . . . unpredictable . . . the summer in Goffes- town with Nan” . . . that weekend in New York . . . Mr. Glynn’s English class . . . February 6, and March 20, ’71. Student Congress; Girls’ Club; G.A.A.; D.E.C.A.

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Carol A. Bowman 2 1 Orient Avenue Carol” . . . can always be counted on to help . . . skiing in the summer and winter . . . holds memories of the Washington trip . . . English with Mrs. Beardsley . . . That’s close!” G.A.A.; Basketball; Girls’ Club; Pep Club; Ski Club. Charles R. Boyce 37 Appleton Street Charlie . . . size doesn’t hinder performance . . . deep inside lies a thirst for excitement, which surfaces on weekends . . . bus ride after beating Wakefield in winter track . . . Hold it! Hold it!” Football 1, 2; Soccer 3, 4; Winter Track 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Spring Track Donald G. Boyd 188 East Foster Street Art Major . . . loves sketching pictures of people . . . writing in journal . . . Youth is but a drifting dream that comes and goes and seems never to have been there.” At Hampshire County School: Art; Basketball. At M.H.S.: Glee Club 1. Michael Boyd 264 Grove Street Mike” . . . heads for the mountains at the first sight of snow . . . No? I didn’t think so” . . . Summer of ’71 ... accomplishes much when he puts his mind to it . . . feels no need to hurry. David A. Boyson 128 Rowe Street Sherm” . . . quiet and humorous but never at a loss for debating words . . . English with Mrs. Rosberg . . . UConn ’69 . . . musi- cally everything . . . likes eating and football . . . Money is everything . . . Golly whizbang.” Debate; Band; IMPRINT. Joseph E. Boyer 22 East Street Joe” . . . And then the wind came and blew away all man’s cares” ... an active and aspiring skier . . . Graduation will be a memorable date . . . tinkers with cars . . . Is that right?” Rifle Club. Ellen Boyd 350 Washington Street As warm as sun-toasted sand ... a cascade of sandy- blonde hair . . . summer of ’71 in N.H. with Ria . . . There’s nothing worth the wear of winning but laugh- ter and the wear of friends.” Therese Brady 7 1 East Emerson Street Will try anything once, always back for more . . . excitable eyes . . . interests range from music to travel- ing . . . keen sense of ad- venture will lead her down different roads than most. G.A.A.; Girls’ Club.