Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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IMPRINT REPORTERS AND ART STAFF M First row: W. Coburn, L. Varney, F. Racine, M. Rossiter, J. Alcorn, D Cavicchio, J. Couser, A. Fuller, A. Jones, D. Sawier. Second row: S. Baker, J. Soursovrian, M. Eppoliti, R. Nason, M. Hudson, L. Dunlap, R. Green, C. Harkins, J. Buddington, L. Robinson, A. Allen. Third row: B. Dunbar, S. Pierce, C. Turner, J. Crane, K. Walsh, L. Vekens, K Rey- nolds, D. Thompson, D. Varjebedean, IMPRINT BUSINESS STAFF First row: N. Bremner, J. Fuchs, N. Genich, J. Mutti, J. Rooney, J. Can- nata, N. Albertson, L. Bossi. Second row: S. Olson, N. Harrison, M. Kas- prazak, J. Martens, J. Withington, T. Priestly, N. Pike, D. Lapore, R. Lane. Third row: M. Welch, B. White, K. Hodgson, J. Holland, D Murphy, J. Maddocks, L. Lieberman. 23

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Richard Murphy Editor-in-Chtef Vivian Jarrett Feature Editor Robert Christiansen Sports Editor Virginia Perkins Literary Editor Robert Baker Neu s Editor m print The IMPRINT, with its enlarged staff and revised format, furnished the students each month with entertaining and informative reading on school activities. Our school newspaper not only brought items of interest to the attention of the student body with full and accurate coverage, but also offered the opportunity for advancement in writing and for exper- ience in journalism. In addition, all interested students gained practice in the mechanics of editing and financing a publication. In order to provide the school with a better newspaper, the IMPRINT under the direction of Mr. Chisholm and the Editorial Staff undertook many innovations besides its annual book fair and friendly rivalry with the LOG Staff. The Globe Press Conference attended by editors and reporters, the Spotlight On Sports column, and the sale of vocabulary flash cards were only a few of the new activities which rounded out a profitable and gratifying year for the IMPRINT. 22

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SENIOR MEMBERS First row: D. Cavicchio, J. Tassinari, R. Baker, D. Thompson, W. George, president; N. Withing- ton, B. Chernis, R. Christiansen. Second row: N. Pike, J. Johnson, P. Dawes, C. Johnson, J. Alcorn, M. Wentworth, P. Davison, M. Rossiter, V. Jarrett, V. Perkins, T. Coffill. Third row: R. Ross, B. Wise, A. Cook, D. Monroe, B. Barnes, J. Worcester, N. Simpson, G. Moran. Missing: P. Sewall. Honor Society Tap! t ap! The meeting will now come to order.” That’s twice-elected President Bill George beginning an- other meeting of the M.H.S. Honor Society. The words Wisdom, Intelligence, and Scholarship which decorate the banner are the basis of this Society whose purpose is to en- courage scholarship and good citizenship. Those attaining membership are awarded a gold M and the privilege of using the library at all times. Three terms of membership constitute the wearing of a red tassel at graduation. Semi- annually the Society holds impressive induction ceremonies and elects its officers. In the spring, under the direction of Miss Kershaw and Miss Ring, the group culminated the year with an excursion to Old Sturbridge Village. JUNIOR MEMBERS First row: M. Melendy, J. Clark, F. Racine, C. Bailey, L. Filadoro, E. Silva, I. Giffen, E. Ferber. Second row: C. Wadland, B. Blatchford, G. Parsons, A. Fuller, L. Dunlap, P. Stackpole, K. Copper- thorn, W. Appledorf, K. Crossland, Ridlon. Thtrd row: L. Harrison, B. Dunbar, N. Mansfield, J. Ward, R. Stevens, G. Perry, K. Andrews, B. Whelan, A. Beake. 1