Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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for 1939 Most-DiqOified RICHARD HATCH CAROLYN LONGSHORE Mos-t Fastidious Class Ladies (Han JANE SCOTT JOHN REECE Class Sonqster Most Successful Bluffer HERBERT DEMONTIER Class PRISCILLA WIGGIN Least Often On Time THOnAS SULLIVAN Least Successful Bluffer HARRY BRIGGS Pals RUTH NESMITH host studious CLAIRE CONNORTON Class SwiiMq Fan THOMAS hcENRoe

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for 1939 Most Popular Boq Class Wit ■ - Actor ROBEAT SPENCER Best LooKinq Girl BETTY GOULD Best Bou Daricer ALBERT MAYNE Class Actress ANNELEA RANDALL Most Popular = - Best Matured Girl AMY WENTWORTH Best- LooKiNq Boq JOSEPH REARDON Most Athletic E ou JOHN BRIDGEWATER Class Man-hater DOROTHY NASH Most Athletic Girl FRANCES DOYLE , OassGeniuS -W3man-hoter ' HENRY PEARLE ] Most Bashful oq CHARLES GLOVER Class Giqqler HELEN KILEY Most Bashful Girl THELMA ETSai Class Blusher WARREN ROUKES

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JOHN F. ABBOTT “Suicitle John” “Johnny” “Bill” Calvin Coolidgc School. Football i ; Raskethall i ; Cro .s- Coiintry 2, 3, 4; Track i, 2, 3; Siainuhing 2, 3, 4; Outing Club 2, 3, 4. In his freshman year, John was one of the four fresh- men to ever receive a Varsity letter in track. His chief oc- cupation is telling people he is John and not Bill. .Vll his spare time is spent in converting a 1929 Ford into a racing car. He is planning to enter aviation upon graduation from F H. S. W ILLIAM FRAAXIS ABBOTT “Bill” “John” Calvin Coolidgc School. Lens and Shutter 2; Track i, 2, 3; Football I, 2, 3; Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3, 4; Outbig Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. One of Bill’s chief activities is persuading others that he isn’t John. Bill’s desires tend toward managing. W’e will remember him for his work with the Outing Club and as a quartermiler on the Track Team. He spends his summers boating, and his winters teaching people how to make cop- per bowls. Bill hopes to take up teaching. MARGUFRITF AGAR “IMargo” SooscT’clt School. Op.eretta 2; Nuntius 2; Girls’ Club 3, 4; Szainiming Club 2; Freslu)ia)t Girls’ Club. Just imagine what we would have missed if Marguerite, with her dark hair and sparkling eyes, had not entered M. H. .S. ! Her long- remembered smile has won her many friends, while her ability in the field of art has gained her recognition throughout the school. Marguerite’s one ambi tion is to see her name opposite the word, “dress designer”, on the screen at vour favorite theater. XORMA .MARIF AHEARX “Hopper” “Angel” “X im” Operetta 3; Masque a)id Wig 3, 4; Girls’ Club 3, 4. The fall of ’37 found Xorma arriving just in the “Xick” of time to cheer our famed “Red Raiders” on to victory over her former Alalden cohorts. During her two years here, Xorma starred as Evangeline in “I’ll Eeave It To Vou”, joined the chorus of “Way Out West”, took the an- nual ashington trip, and won a host of new friends who all wish her a happy, successful future. 16