Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Left to right: Bryce B. Walton, Raymond W. Bacon, Paul N. Roberts, Driver Education Through the expert instruction of Mr. Walton, Mr. Bacon, and Mr. Roberts, M.H.S. has produced many conscientious and safe drivers in the recent years of the Driver Education Program. After completing tho many hours of instruction, during which the timid souls acquire an understanding of car mechanics and a knowledge of safe driving rules, the finished drivers are issued their pink slips. Lets see, reaction time equals . Successful afternoon! CITY OF MELROSE Dlllltllllllllilllmllgfilllli

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f 5 I 2 4 4 E 3 ' -N - l l GNN Left to right: Ann D. Foster, Woodrow Phalan, Warren D. Wood, Vaughn W. Bean, Dorothy M. Rose. Slim' Arts To add that final, well-rounded touch to our scholastic program, we have excellent artistic, musical, and literary facilities. Our library, band, glee club, and art classes are open to all students with interests in those fields. I9 actical Arts Through shop, cooking, sewing, and nursing the Practical Arts Department strives to prepare its stu- dents for the years after high school. After this training, a student is better equipped to enter the fields of homemaking and industry. Left to right: Donald Amiott, Claire J. Hansong Raymond W. Bacon, Olga E. Sachs, Bertil G. Bloom.

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Hm Left to right: John W. Walsh Joseph Hoague, Head of Depart: ment, and Leonard W. Clark. Down to earth! Physical ffducat bu Department Reach, 2 - 3 - 4 The teachers of our physical education staff are responsible for keeping our bodies in ship-shape form. We travel forth through the years enjoying varied intramural and competitive sports. Through the skill of this depart- ment we learn to develop an interest and an appreciation of the values of training' in sports. Barbara F. Edgett, Rosabelle LaPlace