Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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First row, left to right. D. Ritchie; B. Downs; L. Bacon; P. MacDougal; S. Howe; S. Maier; E. Ruggles; A. Mulligan; M. Turner; K. Turner; S. Fowler; C. DeFronzo; M. Ryan; L. Giovani; M. J. Calder. Second row: M. Neelon; S. Crowe; J. Porter; P. Napellio; J. MacCormack; C. Worcester; K. Racine; S Norris; L. Georgantas; E. Magno; F. Martone; W. Hurd; G. Thompson; S. Means; B. Zink; F. Mutti. Third rou ' : R. Minzner; A. Robinson; A. Saunders; A. Lin- dahl; D. Steeves; P. Collins; L. Davis; J. Moody; D. Mills; J. Spadafora; J. Dougherty; L. Mansfield; D. Schellhorn; R. Berlin; K. Grabeau. Fourth row: W. O ' Brien; L. Beattie; L. Kerry; N. Smith; N. Perkins, M. Stratton; B. Jones; C. Jewell; W. Dellorfano; C. McClure; C. Mason; J. Thurston; D. Withington; M. Karol. Junior Classical League The Junior Classical League is composed of third and fourth year Latin students under the direction of Miss Helen Kershaw. These students believe that the study of Latin is an essential foundation for the comprehension of modern civilization, and they promise to carry on the torch JUNIOR MEMBERS of classical learning. Following their initiation, quite dis- tinctive with its Roman dress and costume, this club spon- sors a worthy charity by making a generous donation each year. First row, left to right: V. Perkins; N. Clark; M. Noel; C. Tate; R. Murphy; W. Coburn; R. Decker; C. Johnson; J. Scofield; D. Botte; N. Withington; B. Dare; M. Graham. Second row: B. Bryan; M. Borg; D. DiStasio; P. Davison; J. Loring;’C. McClure; M. Rossiter; V. Jarret; N. McKenney; B. Cleveland; Y. Daley. Third row: S. Brown; P. Somer- ville; J. Searles; W. George; J. Rooney; P. Lally; D. Harlow; B. Blake; J. Franklin; D. Murphy. 29

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SENIOR MEMBERS First row, left to right: S. Howe; S. Fowler; C. Bass; T. Whitford; J. Anderson; C. Dalton; J. MacCormack; R. Minzner; K Racine; S. Norris; W. Hurd; C. DeCoste; S. Rogers. Second row: L. Pike; G. Penney; S. Bryan; L. Mansfield; K. Grabeau; C. Jewell; J. Spadafora; A. Bemiss; Honor The Honor Society is organized to recognize and to encourage scholarship. Students of high academic standing are admitted as members during their junior and senior years. The students are rewarded by being allowed to wear the gold M throughout their membership and a red tassel at graduation. Free use of the library and permission to D. Tibbets; J. Couperus; G. Fober; H. Hughes; L. Bur- goyne; J. Garvin; W. O Brien. Third row: D. Seatter; F. Martone; E. Pigeon; L. Davis; L. Georgantas; C. Bucknam; M. Halloran; S. Caiazza; L. Jones; M. Levine; B. Symmes. attend educational functions during school hours are privi- leges also accorded the students of the Honor Society. Among the Society’s many activities were a trip to see the movie, Spartacus,” a dinner and dance held at the V.F.W. Hall, and the Tripleheader” surprise in the spring. 28 JUNIOR MEMBERS First row, left to right: B. Chernis; P. Sewall; M. Rossiter; B. Wise; R. Christiansen; J. Couperous; S. Norris; L. Geor- gantas; N. Albertson; J. Hughes; C. Johnson; V. Jarrett; B. Blake. Second row: R. Segalini; R. Baker; J. Johnson; M. Bristol; B. Bryan; R. Murphy; C. Grasso; D. Thompkins; M. Wentworth; T. Davis; G. Moran; D. Murphy; D. Downes; A. Miller; R. Ross. Third row: N. Simpson; D. Cavicchio; J. Alcorn; W. George; J. Loring; B. Barnes; J. Worcester; N. Withington; V. Perkins; M. Dellacassa; H. Mulligan. ■1 || M 1 Jm ■fiat jjl r II ' hi 1 k WlJ tJLM 1 {ft J rnEk SBj «

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Standing, left to right: R. Ross, S. Shea, C. Wetter- green, J. Ducharme, R. Green, J. Bickford, S. Bel itsos. Seated: Mr. Bjorn- son, L. Berehulka, R. Evans, F. Powers. Under the direction of Mr. Bjornson, the Science Club tried to give each mem- ber an opportunity for learning in the specific area of his own interest in science problems. Members planned and carried out projects in their own areas, viewed films on all phases of science, and, on occasion, enjoyed Mr. Bjornson s lectures on his recent automobile trip through the West. Science Club The Audio Visual Club, composed of 40 members and advised by Mr. Laine, was responsible for the setting up and operation of all sound systems, as well as the care of visual equipment for the school. The P T.A. — sponsored production of the movie Carousel was given a welcome assist by members of the audio visual staff. Audio-Visua Club W M 1 mr wU F: v V . tk L mm- Ji % M v . K | 111 if WtM, gifl mm IBv jmk yfnfJI Jl Mi • L First rote, left to right: Mr. Laine, K. Rauten- burg, L. Chandler, O. Davis, S. Caiazza, P. Saunders, R. Beattie, F. Powers, R. Ross. Second row: W. Hulskamper, J. Lindahl, F. Clark, P. Har- vey, A. Thibault, R. Johnson, W. Cope, R. Evans, S. Belitsos, R. Cullinan, L. James, A. Snow, D. Schurgin. Third row: B. Irwin, C. Em- mons, R. Gordon, W. Guarante, P. Gylfphe, S. Riddell, G. Breau ' lt, R. MacLaughlin, D. Sher- wood, Clark Harkins.