Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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DAVID 0. ANDERTON Dave 5KP1'Ol'l'SSlJ1'll Vnlloy FlllHl1lflCT,, Linlcnlu School. 0l'lflll?Stl'!l l 2 IS' Hamid l, 2 Il 4' Trrlrk l 2. 7 7 7 7 Y 7 7 Dave is 21 solid volltvr on thu slip-horn jiv0'l. His fivlds of sports nrv golfing, tennis, and hunting at the valley. Wvll vom- poundml sodas nro D:1vo's spcwinlty. Szluntor up to Stn-urns and llill's and his gvninl pmsonnlity will nuilu- that lnsi-ions sofln more onjoynblv. On Saturday nights, vlvnr thc- roads to Anmlovor lwvzlusv hc-'ll vonu- ronrinng l7lll'0l1g'll. Around town ho sliclos out lnollow, 4-Xotiv ll'lllHlt' for our clninfing' plvnsurv. Dave intvnds to l'lll'lll0!' his vlluvntion :lt tho Univvrsity ol' lhlilllllk PIIYLLIS W. AHLING h1lhD,l77 Lfllflllll S'r'lmol. Frrfslnnful Girls' I'lnb,' Girls, Club 25, 4g fllllIl'1lS 1, 2, 15, 4g Illwe I'lul1 Sig Ifp-To-Imlws' Vlub 4. Phyl hns n sunny Nllllli' and Rl, plvnsnnt disposition. Sho ls 'l'ric-ndly but iin'linvd to ho :1 hit shy and rosvrvvml. Ilvr hohhy is knitting :nnl sho also llors 21 grant dc-nl ol' rvzulingz Phyllis plans to vntor tho Peabody Home for Cripplvd Childrvn to takv a your and n hnll' nursr-'s lrziining. Wm- wish Phyl all the luvk in the worhl in hvr vliosvn vovation. . FREDERICK A. ASIIMAN, Jr. Flush Frvd is ono ol' tht' nmny boys who hns oiitowil Mvlrosv High Sm-hool from another city. H0 zxttmnloml Mnhlvn Junior lligh :nnl 1'o1-vivvrl his lvttor in footlmll znnl trnvk. I rv4l wont to Mnlllon lligh Svhool for onv your :nnl ontorvxl our svhool as il SUIlll0lll0l'9 and nnulo many frivnds. llo is llIlf'l'l'Sl4'll in Dios:-l l4lllQ,'lll0f'l'lllg.1', flying, and rollvr skatillg. l+'rr-ml is planning' to go to Wentworth noxt your and take up Diesel I4hlgg'il1001'l11g. ROBERT P. AUTY Bob Uuolirlgz' iqfllllfll. I?asr'71ull lg Trlnzlis 23, -lg S'p1'aknrs, RIll'l'llll 4. TI'!'llHIll'IfI' -lg Outing I'l1lb 2, 13, -lg SI'1'l'r f!lVrlf-f7'!'!lNIU'0l' fl, Vzfzcff- prwsirlrflll -lg Ili- Y Il, -lg Floss Tl'l'IlNIII'I'l' 2g Husimfss llIIl7Illyl'I' of Log 4. Cortninly you must know Bob! Ilo's tho littlc- follow you soo Sl'llI'l'ylllg' lll!'0llg'll tho vorridors bvforv school with :1 liainlful ol' slips. H0 has hovn zu-tivo in sl-hool 0I'Qj,'ZllllZ2ll'l0llS, lniving' hoc-n elm-tml to nniny ot'f'ics-s. Ho is also avtivo in svvvrnl sports, and is ol'tm-n soon around thx- gylll or tm-nnis 1-onrts. living' sm-i011til'i4-nl- ly lllllllliltlg lioh plnns to I'urthor his onlin-ation by Zllllllltllllg 21 technical college. 17

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into an uproar with his antics. His biggest weakness is his in- DON G. ALLEN HBOO77 i6Dapper77 Crllzziw Coolidge Selmol. Bfmd 1, 2, Il, 43 lllasque and lViy 2, 3, -lg Cloak and Plumeg Cross Ifozmlry 1, 2, 3, 4g Death Trikes ll Holiday 23 The Bail 35 Wli'rzt A Life 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Track 1. Don has become well known to his classmates by his interest in dramatics. He has taken part in the school plays for three yea1's. He is most noted for his ability to throw any gathering satiable liking for murder-movies MURIEL M. ALLEN Buzz Lincoln Sclmnl. Frcslnnnn Girls' I,'Iub,' Cloak and I'lumw,' Ref! Cross 2, 233 Hinlogy Club -L Many ol' ns know Buzz from the time she was treading' the tor- turous path of a ill'0Slllllilll. ller musical accomplishmeiits in- clude playing both the piano and guitar. Although participating in tennis tournaments and swimming activities, she has nmnaged to keep her scholastic marks very high. She has not decided de- finitely as to what her life's work will be, but she is considering fulfilling her dream of soaring above the clouds in the wide open spaces. OLAF A. ANDP RQFNI prise, therefore, that we learn of his aspirations to a technical Ripley Sclmul. flllllillj 1, Iml 4. A serious attitude toward his classes, a cheerful word for his I'ellow students, and an unlimited capacity for hard work-these are the qualities which have contributed to Olaf Andersen's sue- cessful completion of the technical course. NVhile golf and skiing: are his chief outdoor activities, his profound interest in machinery has served him as an active indoor hobby. lt is with little sur- position in the aircraft industry. NORM A N A. A NDERSON KKAndy77 Lincoln School. Track 1, 23 Illllfllbllll l, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Tennis 45 Hi-Y Sl, Log Staff, Junior Prom fl. Ambitious, lover of fun and puns, good-natured, and a hard worker outside ol' school-that's Andy, a prominent fellow among his classmates. Andy is a well-known character on Main Street and knows the favorite beverages of most Melrosians. VVO will miss him when he enters the Coast Guard Academy next year. at 16

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lll LFNI E. RACON ELLEN G. BAHCOFEK Shorty Hcllullllllyn Calvin Coolidge School. Freslrmrm Girls' Clubj Chorus 1, 2, fl. Ellen has many interesting hobbies suvh as dress designing, in- terior dv:-orating', and pliotography. She loves dancing, espeeial- ly t'Jitter-buggin'. Also Ellen is very, very 't'ond ot' eating, and she wants to be a tiling clerk after graduation. Lzmnln Sclmol. Hand l, Z, .l, Urf'l1e.sfm l, 2, 33 Fresllmnn Girls' Club Ii, -lg llovkry 45 Log Slaff. Helen has visions ot a Bohemian future, not as an inspiration for other artists, as her dark beauty and rare flashes ot white teeth may suggest, but as a hudding Rembrandt whose gradua- tion from Mass. Art will he only the tirst ot future sum-esses. Helen breaks the rules l'or artists with her hoekey, trombone, and history interests, but this and even her inherent neatness cannot hinder her in her artistic career. ROY Vt. BAKER, t' axe Doc Roosewll bflmnl Iiuslrellmll Sl, 45 Log Staff 4. ONVE N VV. BAILEY Krupa Cl1iek P-l l Lincoln School. Bowl l, 2, Ii, 43 Urrlnfstra l, 2, fl, 4g Su im1niwg Teunz, 2, Sig lllorlel H. H. Iflulf -l, SI'f'l'f'llll'Ill,' Ili-Y 2, Zi, 43 Pirates of l'e11zrl11P1'l' 23 t'lllilr11alo fl. Cllielc, the drummer boy ol' the elass, is that lad with the super smile whom wesee in the drum sem-tion ot' so many loeal swing hands. Chit-k's aim in lil'e, next to drummingrg, is to heeome a memher ot' the Army Air Corps. Being' 'thep to the jive , Clliek is sure to he a sm-ea ss regardless of which career he deeides to Hdignh P Bake is one ot those llrlglllklllfl lads who are usually prom- inent in all soeial attairs. llenee, it is not surprising that he is known by most ol' the pupils ot the sc-hool. Although not out- standing in atlileties, he is vapahlr in them all and has done a good job ot playing basketball these last two years. In the near future he plans to attend the svhool for pilots at Boston Harborg so, we may be well assured all ineoming ships will be in safe hands. , 18 FJ .