Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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This page is dedicated to Mr. John Hughes. During his years as an occupational education teacher at Melrose High School, Mr. Hughes has shown an uncommon dedication to his students. He is friendly while maintaining authority and understanding without being condescending. No teacher is more involved in student affairs than Mr. Hughes. The Log was without an advisor until he stepped in, sacrificing much of his free rime Nor only does he advise, he listens, and is always ready to accept other opinions John Hughes is a man respected by both teachers and students. We on the Log staff would like to thank him for his humor, his sanity and his friendship throughout the year. He is an excellent advisor, a fine teacher, and a close friend. Simon soys . The rime has come For closing books, and long lost looks must end , . . I know I ' m leaving my best friend A friend who taught me right from wrong and weak from strong And that ' s o lot to leorn. What con I give you in return? Joe Cool 3

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Administration Claude H. Croston, Principal Dear Class of 1960, Congratulations on your completion of twelve years of public education. Needless to soy we hove oil enjoyed having you matriculate ot Melrose High School It is our hope that during the post three years we hove mode some positive contributions that will help you with your future plans I am sure that if you set reasonable goals ond ore willing to moke sacrifices along the way, you will be successful ond happy Good Luck, Claude H, Croston, Principal 2 Dear Class of 1963, May I express to you my sincere best wishes to a dedicated and productive 1983 graduating class. I hope the future fulfills all your expectations. Regards, Jim Fronrero Timothy F. Hurley, Assistant Principal Dear Class of 1963, As you entered Melrose High School three short years ogo, I hod just assumed my position of Assistant Principal Hoving worked closely with you, I will remember you os a doss whose outstanding accomplishments in ocodemic ond extro-curriculor oreos were the result of dedication ond deter- mination to the best in oil that you did These characteristics should corry over to you in your chosen careers ond enable you to become most contributing members of our society As you leave Melrose High School, always feel free to return to seek advice ond counsel from your teachers, counselors ond administrators Timothy F. Hurley Assistant Principal

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Life — so they soy Is bur q gome and they ler it slip away. Love — like the Autumn sun Should be dying but it ' s only just begun. Like rhe rwilighr in rhe road up ahead, They don ' r seejusr where we ' re goin ' ; And all rhe secrets in rhe universe Whisper in our ears and oil rhe years will come and go And rake us up always up. We may never pass this way again. Dreams — so they say, Are for rhe fools and rhey ler them drift away. Peace — like rhe silent dove, Should be flyin ' bur it ' s only just begun. Like Columbus in rhe olden days, We must gather all our courage, Sail our ships our on rhe open sea, Casr away our fears and all rhe years will come and go And rake us up — always up. We may never pass this way again.