Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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Jeannette O. Stahl English Alma L Westervelt English Saralee Wheeler Physical Education, Cheerleaders. Tennis Blair C. Wilson Science, Golf Team. Floormaster Warren D Wood Director of Music Sally Ann Waite Physical Education , Field Hockey, Modern Dance John W. Walsh Social Studies, Freshman Class Adviser, Track Coach Bryce B. Walton Science, Floormaster The reading in each course centers around such memorables as Shakespeare, Elior, Hawthorne, and Dickens. Another large department encountered by each stu- dent at least once is that of social studies. The core of ancient, modern, and United States histories is supplemented by contemporary civilization, psychology, civics, and geography. . While the Practical and Industrial Arts Departments teach the future craftsmen auto mechanics, drafting, woodworking, clothing, foods, and nursing in both beginning and advanced courses, the business department offers the secretaries typing, stenography, office machines, filing, bookkeeping, and specialized mathematics and geography. Art, available to all students regardless of class or curriculum, rounds out Melrose High School’s academic offerings. With so many courses to choose from, so many term papers to write, so many exams to pass, how could we help but be changed! Derick V. Willson Industrial Arts. Mechanical Drauing Our Cafeteria Staff : Ruth C. Wettergreen, Mabel Leavy, Helen Roberts, Hazel M. Lucey, Mary E. Riley, Mildred E. Freeman, Elva Barrett. Lorraine L. Wright Guidance Office Secretary 16 Alfred J. Chisolm English, IMPRINT Adviser Frances M. Galligan Modern Languages David R. Gavin Mathematics, Floormaster Woodrow Phelan Band, Orchestra

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STUDENT COUNCIL Front row: Mr. McGrath, P. Rollins, R. Christiansen, D. MacSween, B. Wise, R. Cavicchio, M. Stoddard. Second row: L. Liebermann, M. Kasperzak, T. Kas- perzak, D. Murphy, D. Lockhart, D. Alvarez, L. Filadoro. Third row: P. Sartori, M. Healey, R. Queeney, B. Stevens, B. Verville. Student The Student Council, composed of class officers and rep- resentatives, together with the Student Congress, form the stu- dent governing body of Melrose High School. Under the guidance of Mr. McGrath and the able leadership of President Bob Christiansen, the Council has been active in many phases of school life this year. The Council not only gives the students the opportunity to participate in governing the school, but also encourages growth in leadership, responsibility, and co- operation. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Richard Queeney, president: Mary Ann Kasperzak, treasurer: Paul Sartori, vice- president: Linda Liebermann, secretary.