Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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EDITH JACQUELYN CAULFIELD “Sissy” “De de” Girls’ Club i, 2, 4; Jr. IZed Cross 4; Masque and Wig i. Sissy, with her cheerful giggles, flashing blue eyes, and sprightly ste])s has won many friends, as well as teachers. Sissy is going to take a P. G. course and then go into train- ing at the Melrose Hospital as a nurse. She now spends most of her time as nursemaid. Her favorite sport is ski- ing, and she is ready to play basketball any time. HERBERT G. CHAFFEE “Herb” “Bud” Calvin Coolidge School. Football i ; Hi-Y 2, 3. Herbert came to M. H. S. as a typical frightened fresh- man. His winning ways socm acquired for him man ' friends. It is Herbert’s ambition to become a successful business man. After leaving Melrose High School, he plans to enter Alount Herman Preparatory School. We wish you the best of luck Herb, and we know you will suc- ceed. ELEANOR R. CHARLES “Charlie” “Winkie” Girls’ Club 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, 4; Volley Ball 2, 3 ; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Charlie came from Roberts Junior High School in 1936. She has made many friends by her good sportsmanship and her smile. Her interests outside of school are in swimming and skating. Charlie intends to go to Katherine Gibbs .Secretarial School. We all hope that she has great success. FR.ANK CHARLES “Archimedes” Medford Junior High School. Thqse who know this young man are well aware of the fact that he is an interesting, intelligent talker, always ready with a bit of his own philosophy to start one think- ing. Photography and chemistry are his pastimes and we feel “Archie” will be a success in the ever widening field of chemistry. We wish him luck and grand success. 29

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DAISY 11 . CARR “Daisy Mae’’ “Dais” Glee Club 1 ; Girls’ Club 3. Daisy was born in lioston on June 11, 1920 with In ' i ht carrot colored hair; and, believe it or not, it’s not dyed now. She entered Melrose High School in 1937 from Browne Junior High School, Malden, Mass. Daisy has a good personality and a smile for everyone. She is hai)py-go- lucky, and one girl who makes aniuaintances easily. M. IH.IZABKTH CARR “Betty” Liiieohi Seliool. Ih ' eshnuui Girls’ Club i ; Operetta 2; Eu- eliileau 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Club 2, 3, 4; Imprint 4. Betty came to M. H. S. as a timid freshman in 1935. Her fa orite si)orts are swimming and dancing. As a member of the weaker six, she takes a great interest in the males. Ifspecially a certain ’ell(s) man. .She plans to enter a business school in the fall. Because of her business-like manner, we know Betty will succeed. ROB.ERT CARTER “Nick” “Nick”, who is t) ft. 12 in. tall, has an ideal l)uild for practically all athletics, especially baseball and basketball. His ready smile and likable disposition have won him many new friends during his four years at M . 11 . .S. After grad- uation “Nick” plans to attend Wentworth Institute for an aeronautics course, and from there, he will go to- I ' exas to train to be a pilot. MARIE CASEY Liiicohi School. Marie’s ])leasant disposition has won many friends during lier four year stay in Melrose High. .She is a blonde blue- eyed lovable girl who is j oily O tomistic 11 elpful N atural with , ' dl h r friends. Marie has chosen nursing as her career, and we of her class know that, with her disposition and happy-go-lucky attitude, she can be nothing but a suc- cess. 28

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GLORIA J. CHILCOTT “Glory-bee “Oafty “Gaga Lbicolii School. Operetta 2, 3; Freshman Girls’ Club. Ciloria is a young miss with a pleasing j)ersouality. She is known by many for her beantifnl blonde hair. Her hob- bies are: llos, her dog; Buddy and Too Sweet, her cats, and last, but not least, Mac. Her ambition for future ’ears turns toward interior decorating. Here’s to your success- ful future. Glory-bee. XIXA KLIZ.AP.ETH CHIPCHASE “C ' hip” “Chippy Calchn Coolidtjc School. Frcslunan Girls’ Club; Operetta 2 Girls’ Chib 3, 4; S-iK ' imming Club 2. Xina is a rather tall girl with blue eyes and blonde hair. -She enjoys winter sports especially skating and is also in- terested in swimming when it is warm enough. Her friend- ly way has won her many friends during her fcnir years at -Melrose High. “Chip is still undecided about the future. MARY JAXE CLAFEIX ' “Miji” Roosevelt School. Cloak and Plume, Secretary i ; Presh- man Girls’ Club i ; Xuntius 1,2; Writers’ Club i, 2; Poetry Club I, 2, 3, 4, . ' Secretary 2, 3, President 4; Masque and If ' iq 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Operetta 2. 3; “ Babouseka” 3, “Death Takes a- Holida ’’ 4; School Life, Editor 3: Im- print 3, 4, Associate Editor 4; Log Staff 4. Take one cute smile tor a bubbly laugh), stir in a double- handful of that thing called personality, sprinkle well with pep, and what do you have? — Miji! She’s one of those rare creatures who boast four years of high honor report cards without sacriticing tcjo many bubbles of her fun. Mount Holyoke, here she comes! MARJORIE CLARK “Midge” “Chubby Lincoln School. Girls ' Club 3; Glee Club 4. Midge, one of the most good-natured members of our noble class, entered the Melrose High in the fall of ’35. W e shall always remember her as she stood behind the footl counter in the cafeteria handing sandwiches to the hungry students. Chubby’s greatest ambition is to become an em- ployee of the Federal Reserve Bank in Boston. Here’s hoping your desire is fulfilled. 30