Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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JAMES STEWART Secretary RICHARD MEANS President MARGARET COLBERT Vice President RAYMOND DUFFILL Treasurer

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GUSTAVE BAG LEY “Gus” joined the class of ’28 in our junior year, as he had to lose a year because of illness. Much of his time has been spent in driving his various vehicles — including an auto and a motorcycle. For two years “Gus” tried his skill at football, and although he didn’t get his “M” he was a hard worker and certainly de- serves credit. BEINRY N. ANDREWS, JR. “Earnie” Hi-Y (3) (4). Four years ago there entered Melrose High as a shy and bashful freshman, Henry Andrews, Jr., better known to his friends as “Earnie”. But during these four years he has made many fast friends. Although apparently- a quiet boy he is a real sport with a wonderful good nature. Except for a period when a certain dazzling shirt brought him fame, Henry has not occupied either the sport or social limelight. However, he has made many friends and they all know that “Earnie” will make a success of life, and wish him well. WILLIAM; M. ARMSTRONG “Willie” Football (3) (4); Baseball (2) (3) (4); Ice Hockey (3) (4). This popular, tow-headed athlete received his early athletic training at the Gooch School, from which he entered the present institute of learning. For the past 3 years “Uncle Willie” has cost M. H. S. a pile of money for athletic letters. If you can’t find the “Fairy” in Melrose, he is sure to be at “Cal’s” Lunch. “Willie” has planned to continue his athletic career either in the University of Hard Knocks or at the Boston and Maine Summer School. May he be successful in scoring a win- ning goal in life.