Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Imprint Our school newspaper, THE IMPRINT, under the guidance of Mr. Chisolm, Mr. Carroll, and Mr. Robinson, continued to publish its ten news-filled issues this year. While offering students interested in journalism an opportunity for writing and working on a newspaper, THE IMPRINT keeps the M.H.S. student body informed of the latest school news and activities. Last fall, in order to raise funds, THE IMPRINT sponsored a dance, Imprint Escapades,” which was well attended. This spring it held its successful annual book fair which offered students an opportunity to purchase books for reports and pleasure reading. During the year, the paper sent its editors to the Columbia Scholastic Press Conference and to lectures of the Boston Globe Editors’ Club. In addition, two reporters, Dick Murphy and Bob Christansen, won sports writing awards in the Saint Bonaventure University Press Conference held last year. ART, BUSINESS, AND ADVERTISING STAFFS First row, left to right: C. DeCoste, P. Hines, W. Col- burn, P. Lotz, J. MacCor- mack. Second row: J. Servis, N. Strath, D. Sawler, M. Flynn, P. Vaughn. Third row: E. Magno, M. Allen, J. Hannaford, J. Wilson, M. Epoliti.

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EDITORS Second rou , left to right: K. Racine, Literary Editor; L. Jackson, Art Editor; J. MacCor- mack. Copy Editor; S. Howe, Feature Editor. First row. left to right: R. Minzner, Sports Editor; P. Lawson, Editor-in-Chief; E. Pigeon, News Editor. ? i 1 • v ii 1 l! n H ] ■K - J} k Sr i i f a WmM wmT 1 Ik m 1 Kay rl t 5 1 1 REPORTERS First row, left to right: J. Couser, D. Cavicchio, A. Fuller, A. Bemiss, J. Hill. Second row: A. Mulligan, J. Cushman, R. Green, R. Christansen, R. Murphy, L. Varney, V. Perkins. Third row: S. Fowler, F. Racine, L. Georgantas, N. McBride, J. Buddington, L. Peabody, S. Pierce.

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G.A.A. OFFICERS First row: D. Giovino, Miss Chase, D. Pullo. Second row: V. Jarret, D. Alvarez. The Girls’ Athletic Association, under the guidance of Miss Chase, sponsored all varsity, junior varsity, and intramural activities at Melrose High. G.A.A. was open to all girls in the school who desired to be associated in some way with athletics. Films and speakers on seasonal sports were attended often by the many members of this club. Thus, the importance of intramural activities was stressed in the curriculum for students at M.H.S. G. A. A. The Student Activities Ticket offered an inexpensive plan for students to at- tend several school events. Under the leadership of Mr. Neiman, financial records of student activities and organizations were maintained. Tickets for games, dances, and plays were exchanged for the students. The office also benefited the school by acting as a depository for the various clubs. S. A. T. S.A.T. OFFICE Seated , left to right: D Downs, P. Vaughan, J. MacCormack, M. Stod- dard. Standing: J. Baker, Mr. Irving Nieman, J. Washburn.