Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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LAURENCE COLE Track (4) Laurence entered Melrose High in ’31. He is a quiet sort of fellow. As an ardent sports follower, he is seen at all football and hockey games. Laurence has studied well and has shown the ability to succeed in his future under- taking. His hobby is chemistry which he plans to follow at Northeastern. FRANK A. CONNOR “Brud” “Butch” Masque and Wig (2, 3, 4), Football (1, 2), Glee Club (2, 3, 4), “Outward Bound” (3), “ The Admirable Crichton” (4), “The Boy Returns” (2), “The Old Lady Shows Her Medals” (3), “ Bishop’s Candle- sticks” (4). Four years ago, a good natured, happy-go-lucky youth entered Melrose High. “Brud”, besides being blessed with good looks, is also blessed with a great deal of talent for the piano. He has developed into an outstanding actor and has played the leads in several Masque and Wig produc- tions. “Brud” is equally popular with both sexes. After a year at Prep school, “Brud” will be welcomed at Amherst. Amherst will receive a great fellow and a fine mixer. MIRIAM COX “Mindy” Girls’ Club (3, 4), Euclidean (3), Glee Club (2, 3), German Club (4) Tall and stately? No. Short and blonde? No. Although of medium height and complexion, “Mindy’s” right on top when Fere are any teams to be cheered on or plays to attend. She started this school spirit in the Roosevelt school and has continued it through four happy-go-lucky high school years. When she ventures into the business world next year, may she meet success and happiness. ARNOLD J. CRAVEN Orchestra (3, 4) Arnold J. Craven graduated from the Northeastern Junior High School in Somerville. Arnold has a pleasing manner with all his friends, is full of fun, and never in a sad mood. He belongs to the school orchestra, being very much inter- ested in music. We wish him great success and luck in the coming years.

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MARY CLARK Girls’ Club (4) Although Mary came here in her Junior year, she made many friends. In spite of giving her time to dancing and a certain “someone” at Holy Cross, she has attained high marks in her studies. She hasn’t been active in sports, but has, nevertheless, been an interested spectator. Mary plans to be a nurse, and I’m sure we envy the lucky patients whom this lovely blond will care for. ARTHUR CLARRY, Jr. “Arty” Arthur Clarry, one of the class of 1935, has been going up the ladder of success slowly but surely. Upon gradua- tion from the Roosevelt School in 1931 he entered the Melrose High School. After receiving his diploma follow- ing four years of study in the Commercial course, he is planning to go into business and undoubtedly will make a name for himself because of the qualities he possesses. “Best of Luck”. PAULINE CLOUES “ Polly wog” “Polly” Cloak and Plume (1), Girls’ Club (3, 4), Masque and W ' l 9 (3. 4) In 1931 a maiden of twelve su mmers with brown hair and blue eyes entered Melrose High School and became a timid freshman. As assistant in the library she is courteous and helpful to all who come in contact with her. She excels many of her class-mates in studies as well as in stature. She plans to continue her education at Boston University until she becomes a successful young lawyer. WARREN B. CLOW Freshman Baseball (1), Track (3, 4) A graduate of the Washington School, Warren entered the good old high school in 1931. Although he hasn’t par- ticipated in many school activities, he has studied hard and has been a conscientious worker. However quiet he may have been in school, lie made many real friends. He hasn’t any plans for the future, but he is bound to be a success. (28)

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V 1 RG IN 1 A CRT TCH ETT Girls ' Club (3, 4) “Jinnie”, quiet and calm, has large, beautiful, brown eyes, which make her very charming. She has hosts of friends. She loves all out-door sports, especially skating and coast- ing. Her wish was once to be a dietitian, but she has recent- lv changed her mind to become a nurse. Go to it, “Jinnie”, we all wish you the best of luck. HELEN CROSBY “Honey” Helen came to M. H. S. as a senior from St. Mary’s School. During her year with us she has gained many friends, both by her pleasing personality and good humor. As yet her plans for the future are indefinite, but we are sure that whatever she does, she will be successful. LINCOLN BRUCE CROSBY “Link” “Bing” Band (1), Hi-Y (3), Treasurer (4), Euclidean (3, 4), School Life (4), Log Staff (4), Track (3, 4). After entering M. H. S. in 1931 from the Roosevelt School, “Link” has made rapid progress in his four years of study and activity. Not only has his wit and humor made him many friends, but also his remarkable ability has earned for him a place among the brightest of the class. “Link” plans to enter Tech in the fall, and, judging from his progress here, we know he will succeed. Good luck, “Link”! MILDRED L. CULVER “Milly” Debating (3, 4), Girls’ Club (3, 4) “Milly” is one of the quieter members of our class at first appearance, but she is really a very lively little person. She came to us in the fall of ' 33 from Stoughton High and has gained many friends in her short stay here. Here’s hop- ing you’ll have as good luck at Katherine Gibbs as you’ve had at M. H. S., “Milly”. ( 3 o)