Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Frequently I have the opportunity to talk to students, par- ents, teachers, and just plain citizens. They all agree that Melrose High School has a spirit which enables all here to rise to their greatest potential whether that he in aca- demic or athletic pursuits; in spite of obstacles that would daunt others of less stern will. The other day a teacher told me, Sometimes I come to school not feeling too well or rested, perhaps not well enough really to be in school. By the end of the first period with the students I’ve forgotten my tiredness and feel well.” How can this happen and happen to so many others so often? The answer is complex, hut part of it lies in the posi- tive attitudes students and teachers have for themselves and for each other. It is wonderful to observe hut even greater to share. As we go into our future lives in unimaginable places, we can reach our finest hours by carrying this spirit with us into all our endeavors to share with others. No greater gift can we make to life. Harry V, Anderson, Principal

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I E. Bcshong, J. Hughes, O. Sachs, G. Sarrouf, E. Burley, D. Gavin. D. Hoyle, K. Marsh, A. Cutting, D. Dodge, A. Poulos. During our years at Melrose High, we have come in contact with many teachers. Some have encouraged us; others have bored us to infinity. (Remember the one in room ) But it works both ways. We were just as exasperating to these same teachers. As we leave, we cannot help but remember: They’re there when you need them; They ' re there when you don’t! M. Nuzzo, A. Donahue, S. Tine, J. Morse, W. Reynolds.