Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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DEDICA TED TO FRANCES GALLIGAN A DEVOTED MEMBER OF THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT The loss of Frances Galligan from our midst has saddened us. She will be remembered throughout the school as a beautiful human being — a careful scholar — and an excellent teacher. She was modest, yet proud and dignified. She served the school for twenty years with a total commitment and dedication — giving of herself to the many students whom she taught and influenced over the years. Her love was expressed in the quality of her work, her interest in her students and her ability to inspire them with a love for German language and culture. Her contributions were many. The high achievements and success of her students, and the quality of the International Student Exchange Program which she founded are only examples of her influence and impact in the school and in the community. fit t Jr Jt i,Snpr %

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Claude H. Croston Principal I

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FACULTY v - a 1 . ■ ‘ ' No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. -v . f. . 1 — Kahlil Gibran Melrose High School is priviledged to have a very dedicated faculty. The administrators, counselors, and teachers have guided us through three years of growth and change. In that time we have come to respect and to appreciate their efforts. They have helped us to gain knowledge in specific subject areas and have shown us how to apply, this knowledge to our lives. They have helped us- to develop our of reason and insight. Through our faculty, we have learned not so much what to think, but how-to think. For this we are grateful. r Vf ■