Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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THE LOG ' ROBERT S. ELLIS scBOb19 Lincoln School. Bob's primary interest is in farming and outdoor life. He is a fine fisherman and trapper, and Bob has caught many bass and pickerel and also some rats at a camp in Foster's Pond. He spends his summers on his grandmother's farm in Lakeville. Bob plans to raise beef cattle, after graduating from Melrose High School and some western agricultural col- lege. With all this interest in farming, Bob is sure to be a success. BARBARA L, FAHLOW uB3I'b,, Calvin Coolidge School. Swimming Club QQ Freshman Girls' Clubg Girls' Club 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 43 Bowling Club 4. Barbara brought with her to this school a quiet, cheerful manner and a good disposition making it easy for her to win many friends. Because most of her interests seem to be out- side of school, we don't see much of her on the athletic field or on the stage. Barbara is quite an artist and intends to con- tinue this profession in later years. Who knows, girls, Barbara may be designing our clothes for us soon! RALPH T. PIERCE ciTr0ut!! nBr0n Saint Mary's School. Football ig Track 1, 2, 3, 41 Cross- Country I, 2, 3, 4. Trout is a genius when it comes to humor. The teachers have to be on their guard to keep ahead of this lad. Many teachers of the fourth Hoor have added gray hairs during his stay at M.H.S. Ralph's hobby is raising pigeons. Often he is found among his feathered friends. Trout is also a handball fan. He always furnishes stiff competition for his opponents. Ralph plans to attend Boston College. LOUISE F. POWERS ccLOu1l 44POW-OW!! Roosevelt School. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Red Cross 2, 3Q Fresh- man Girls' Club Although Louise has not been in many school activities, she has been a loyal supporter of them. Louise, who has such a cheerful smile and pleasing personality, journeyed to Florida during her senior year. She expected to graduate from the Florida High School, but came back to graduate with us. Her pleasing personality will be an asset in her career as a dental hygienist.

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3? HOTHE L00 Blondie LO U 1 SE WOHLANDER Rooxctiell School. Freshman Girls, Clubg Girls, Club 2, Chorus I, 2, 41 Cloak and Plume I: Outing Club 2. Known to all of us for her pleasant smile and jovial manner 363 is Louise. Her favorite activities outside of school are Rain- bow, dancing, cooking, and her work at Burdetfs Night School to become a banker's secretary and assistant upon graduation. All the luck in the world. Louise, we know you will reach the top. VIRGINIA E. WOOD '6Ginnie Woody Honey,' Calvin Coolidge School. Girls' Club 33 lllomber of Induction Team 4, Outing Club 2, 3. Ginnie is a young lady of great determination and intends to carry out all her ambitions. Her fondest hope is to be a success in the Held of dietetics. Ginniels greatest achievement is her ability to acquire, so far, the things she wants most in life. One of Ginnie's greatest pleasures is driving the car. Ginnie intends to further her education at Nasson College in Maine. WILLIAM YOUDEN, JR. 6cBill19 csBuCks9 Calvin Coolidge School. Rifle Club 3, 4. Because of his genial personality, Bill has acquired many friends in Melrose High School. He was elected an officer of the Melrose Rifle Club in his senior year. He is very fond of reading books and using firearms. His future plans are to join the United States Navy, and we think he has the making of a good sailor. ELIZABETH DUGAS Bette Illalden High School. A great and lovable member was added to our midst when Bettefcame to us from Malden in her sophomore year. She loves consulting encyclopedias and information books, but loathes doing school assignments. She is particularly interested in Biology, and she intends to be a nurse in the future. She loves all out-door sports, but she is particularly fond of sail- ing. A smiling, happy girl, she has brought happiness to all who know her. IOAQO

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