Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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LAWRENCE BYRNE “Bud” St. Mary ' s School. Bud’s good nature and ready smile won him many friends among his classmates. “Bud” is interested in all sports, but his favorite is hockey. He also leans toward photography and traveling. He hasn’t made many plans for the future, but he is thinking of joining the Air Corps of the United States Army. A. ALDEN CAESAR “Joe” “Gus” “Bugeye” Roosez ' elt School. Rifle Club (4) ; Lens Shutter (4) Alden is a very likable young chap, endowed with a keen sense of humor which has added many to his already wide circle of friends. Outside of school, he focuses his atten- tion on philately and railroading, and, as a true DeMolay, he is a non-woman-hater. After graduating, Alden plans to attend a technical college and latei to enter the chemical engineering field. ROBERT CAIN “Caino” Lincoln School This genial lad graced the portals of Melrose High School four short vears ago. Perhaps his teachers thought him shy in ’34. However “Caino’s” schoolmates found him quick to cast aside his silent manner for the lighthearted ways of the good-natured chum that he is. Synonymous with en- joyment to Robert are hockey and movies. More power to “Caino” as he faces his vet undecided task in life with his inimitable smile. JEAN CAIRNS Roosevelt School. Riding Club (3, 4) ; Bowling (3, 4) ; Girls ' Club (3, 4); Chorus (2); G. L. A. (3, 4); Class Hockey (2, 3, 4) Everyone likes Jean. This winsome red-headed young ladv is one of the nicest members of our class. Although riding and swimming are her favorite sports, dancing also provides ample entertainment, and she is an ardent sup- porter of all school sports. She hopes to enter business college, and in whatever she does, we can say, “best of luck to you always, Jean.” ( 2 3 )

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ROBERT WHITMORE BRADFORD “Bob ' ’ “Brad” “Hey You” Calvin Coolidge School. Imprint” ; Rifle Club; Lens and Shutter; Hi-Y ; Cloak and Plume (i) “Bob” was born in Melrose y’ars and y’ars ago. Has since lived in a variety of places, attending various schools with varying degrees of success. Regards editorship of the “Imprint” as greatest achievement so far. Just likes to live. Won’t turn up his nose at a good book or a dance, though. Usually cheerfully. Can take a joke on himself. College. Newspaper or magazine work after that. BARBARA BRIDGE “Barb” “Bridgie” Calvin Coolidge School. Cloak and Plume ( i ) ; Glee Club (2, 4) ; Poetry Club (2, 3) ; Girls’ Club (3, 4) ; Operetta Operetta (3, 4) When Barbara came to high school, it was with a shy and bashful step, but as she accustomed herself to her sur- roundings, our peppy songstress had a “finger in every pie.” A ready smile and a cheerful word are things we can al- ways be assured of getting from her, and they are certain to be among her greatest assets when “Barb” steps out in- to the business world. EDWARD H. BRIGHAM “Ed” “Eddie” Calvin Coolidge School With “Ed’s” smile, friendliness, and thoughtfulness for others, he has won many true friends in these four short years. He has not entered many activities here because of work and many other interests outside of school. “Ed” plans to enter college in the mid-west, and with his fine spirit, we know he will do O. “Kay” in whatever he attempts. VIRGINIA BROOKS “Brooksie” Lincoln School. Girls’ Club (3, 4) A winning smile and cheerful disposition are “Brooksie’s” chief assets. She has many interests, among them boxing. Rather unusual for a girl, we ' d say! After graduation, she plans to enter the business world which, we are sure, will hold no serious obstacles for this energetic miss! (22)

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GEORGE CALT Roosevelt School We all feel that George is well along the road which leads to success. During his four years in High School he has maintained a high scholastic standing. George’s goal is Harvard, and judging from his progress here, we are certain of his future success. RICHARD CAMERON ‘Dick” Lincoln School “Dick” entered M. H. S. as a small, energetic lad. He likes baseball and follows the activities of both baseball leagues. “Dick” will meet you half-way in any undertaking. He is engaged in the business world and is on his way to success. He is a kind, likable chap ; has a most serious ex- pression. His spare time goes into sports and reading of books and magazines. GEORGE E. CASEY “Steve” “Crusher” St. Mary ' s School. Baseball (i, 2, 3) ; Hockey (2, 3) ; Football (1); Operetta (4) George is another of the “Highland’s Lads” who made good. Since entering M. H. S., he has been one of the most popular boys, with both sexes, in the class. This is due to his fine personality and constant good humor. “Steve” has been active in sports, but through ineligibility, he couldn’t participate in any this year. George is heading for Kansas University next fall. JOHN P. CASEY “Bunny” St. Mary ' s School. Radio Club (3, 4) ; Rifle Club (2, 3, 4) ; President (3, 4) “Bunny” is a very likeable and congenial fellow. He is well known for his laugh which resounds through the cor- ridor whenever he is present at an amusing incident. He is frequently occupied in drawing airplane designs, and he has the good wishes of his classmates in his ambition to become an army plane designer. (24)