Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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“Who’s Who” for 1938 Most Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Best Looking Boy Ladies Man+ Most Fastidious Best Looking Girl DONALD f: MIG JANE FAY Most Athletic Girl Most AthLetic Boy RICHARD MACK CLass Actress MARY LOUISE GAIER C Lass Actor Best Matured Boy ROBERT THORNE Best Natured Girl A JANE HORTON Most Bashful. Boy HENRY ROWE Most Bashful GirL ■ 1 RENE FAHY

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“Who’s Who” for 1938 Gloss Wit ond Exaqcjero+or LAWRENCE STONE Best B04 Dancer Class Pals Best Sr ' rl Dancer HAROLD LOCKE BETTY GILMORE Class Grind Most Successful Bluffer Least SucoesstJ Bluffer “ 3 Class Flirt CYNTHIA STANLEY TRANCI5 MAHONEY RICHARD MUNSON BARBARA PERRY Class Poet -»■ Saint Class Giqqler Woman tlotcr LAWRENCE RICHARDSON MAR ARET KILEY WILLIAM WATTS

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MARCIA AECHTLER “Acke” “Mashie” “Ginger” Calvin Coolidge School. Operetta (3, 4) ; Cloak and Plume (1) ; Girls’ Club (3, 4) ; Poetry Club (2, 3) This smiling young lady is really our personality girl. Her cheerfulness has brought her numerous friends. We could expect one with such a sunny disposition to be fond of sing- ing, dancing, and music. Marcia also has a serious side. .She is a good student and is liked by all her teachers. She expects to enter business after she graduates. DOUGLAS ALLANBROOK “Doug” Lincoln School. Cloak and Plume (1); Writers’ Club (3, 4); Masque and Wig (3, 4); “ Philip Goes Forth” (3); ‘‘I’ll Leave It To You” (4) ; Chorus (1, 2, 3) ; Orchestra (2, 3 , 4 )- April showers bring May flowers, and April Fools’ day brought Douglas Allanbrook into the world. But in spite of his birthday, Doug is no fool. He is a leading actor of the Masque and Wig, as his important parts in the last two plays show. Everyone knows he is a talented pianist. In fact he hopes to make music his life work, and the class of ’38 has faith in its Maestro of Melrose High. EDW ARD AETHER “Eddie” “Gingie” Calvin Coolidge School. Football (1) ; Swimming (3, 4) Eddie’s interest and ability have made him a valuable member of the swimming club. He is the kind of friend every one likes, and we know that the qualities which have brought him recognition here will stand him in good stead in future life. FRANK M. AMAZEEN “Hank” Calvin Coolidge School. Bozuling ( 4 ) “Hank” may be recognized by the grin which is usually residing on his countenance. Besides the usual things which any boy enjoys, he has an interesting hobby, the breeding of racing pigeons which he hopes to enter in the W akefield Racing Club. (16)