Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Front row, left to right C. Tate; J. Scofield; Couser; J. Worchester; C Cargen; S. Thirkell; J O ' Brien; L. Bachelder; D Pulo, president: D. Mur phy; K Bruce; J. Welch J. Thorenson; J. Hickens J. Kimberly; C. Carrabis Standing, left to right: J Searles, S. Barry, D Schellhorn, M. Flynn, S Maier, P. Hinckley, M Sheehan, R. Emerson. K Mann, E. Magno, R. Gar ner, D. Giovino, B. Zink Leaders’ Club Under the direction of Miss Chase, a girls’ physical education club has been started this year at M.H.S. The members gained valuable experience in handling athletic activities in which they were interested. All students benefitted by this club since it allowed for smaller groups in the gym classes to be handled and super- vised by a competent person. Future Teachers of America Under the direction of Miss Eleanor G. Evans, the Directory of Elementary Education, and Mr. Hildreth, this club aims to interest young people in the teaching profession by actual class participation. The F.T.A. strives to inform stu- dents what teaching involves and how best to prepare for it, educationally and personally.” First row, left to right: I. Giffen, P. Severini, L. Pike, B. Blake, J. Hughes, E. Magno, B. Symmes, N. Cockrell. Second row: Mr. Hildreth, P. Vaughn, J. Couperis, S. Bryan, R. Garner, S. Maier, C. Mason, J. Anderson, J. Johnson. Third row: B. Dunbar, S. Kitchenka, S. Penny, D. Murphy, C. Oldrive, M. Lord, J. Green, C. McClure, J. Scofield, V. Jarrett, M. Noel, C. Wadland, B. Vaters. Fourth row: G. Vaters, D. Monroe, B. Bryan, J. Searles, G. Breault, F. Gorman, D. MacVicar, N. Genich, C. Dalton, V. Perkins, J. Pit- tendreigh. 26

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First row, left to right: Miss Rose, D. Donway; C. Bruno, vice-president; M. Steele, president; M. Velluto, treasurer; P. Lal- ly, secretary; A. Stein, E. Evans. Second row: S. Thirkell, M. Clifford, B. Collins, L. Knox, H. Gib- son, S. Sanborn, L. James, A. Janes, N. Choate, P. Thomas, A. Folder, S. Medding. Third row: C. Morley, S. Bourrell, M. Borg, C. Cargin, J. Hana- fin, P. Sommerville, R. Hanson, L. Bossi, D. Coussoule. Club Keeping the library in good order, taking charge of displays and exhibits, and getting the students of Melrose High School interested in the library was the aim of the Library Club. Under the guidance of Mrs. Rose, meetings were held every Monday at which the members took part in round table talks on current books, attended lectures, and discussed the selection of books to be purchased for the school. 3 3 Hi-Pi First row, left to right: Mr. Ganley, J. Harvey, A. M. Jones, P. Stackpole, C. Wadland, B. Dunbar, S. Kaitchenka, H. Mans- field. Second row: S. Mc- Grath, M. Lord, R. Han- nabury, A. Veitch, L. Dunlap, A. Fullar, J. Hanafin, A. Beake, L. Filadoro. Third row: T. Giffen, C. Hodgson, L. Harrison, M. Hudson, J. Cadogan, J. Harman, N. Harrison, L. Vekens, G. Perry. As the enrollment of the school expanded, the membership of Hi-Pi, the math club, expanded also. In the beginning, Hi-Pi was composed of freshmen alone; then the membership was opened to freshmen and sophomore college preparatory students. Under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Ganley, the members undertook special outside projects, attended lectures and movies, and took field trips to I.B.M. in Boston, Lincoln Laboratories, and Bell Laboratories in North Andover in order to see firsthand how mathematics can be applied to industry.

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The new Foreign Affairs Club sponsored by Mr. DeTeso, is acquainting the student body with vital world problems by presenting qualified speakers and panel discussions and by attending programs of special interest to social studies students. Mr. David Franco, representing the Congo, and Mr. Francisca Quinta from Cuba were among the guest speakers who appeared before the club. First row, left to right: N. Smith, R. Emerson, L. Peabody, C. Pike, M. Sheehan, G. Baker, K. Donohue. Second row: Mr. DeTeso, M. Stratton, C. McClure, G. Breault, A. Mulligan, P. Vaughan, J. MacCormack, L. Smith, P. Collins, G. Ducharme, T. Hearne, J. Ostberg. Third row: S. Fowler, R. Garner, B. Zink, C. Doh- erty, L. Mansfield, J. Shaughnessy, S. Means, F. Gorman, J. Greene, H. Sheeran, K. Mann, M. Rossiter, A. Lindahl, H. Mulligan. Fourth row: L. Webb, J. Thurston, K. Racine, J. Dougherty, N. Mitchell, S. Murphy, D. Giovino, J. Rogers. Foreign Affairs Club Another new organization, the Debate Club, under the direction of Mr. Frank, provided its members with an opportunity to gain poise through public speaking. At the biweekly meetings students were first briefed on the fundamentals of debat- ing and then given a chance to exercise their knowledge. With such a fine team, it is no wonder that many prizes have been brought to Melrose in competition with its many neighboring opponents. Debate Club First row, left to right: J. Tassinari, P. Sewall, D. Rhodes, P. Severini, Y. Daly, L. Harrison, B. Bryan. Second row: A. Lindahl, S. Howe, R. Garner, J. Dougherty, J. MacCormack, P. Vau- ghan, A. Mulligan, S. Caiazza. Third row: J. Searles, M. Lord, T. Hearne, J. Moody, A. Bemiss, J. Scofield, C. Johnson, R. Minzner. Fourth row: M. Stoddard, L. Ridland, E. Elia, L. Dunlap, R. Withington, J. Thorenson, J. Budding- ton, J. Couser. 27