Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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,K Nl ' XY? ang -GW s THE LOG ROBERT J. VAN FLEET Van'l Nlaldvrz High School. Trarl: 3: Nlodel Train 4. With his line appearance, grown-up attitude, and ability to make people like him, Van lost no time in acquiring many friends at Melrose after entering the school in his sophomore year. He enjoys sports of all sorts and is a model railroader. After going to Hebron following graduation, he hopes to be- come a member of the Air Corps, so watch out for this Hying Dutchman. DOROTHY VIRGIN Dot Dottie Calvin Coolidge School. Band I, 21 Orchestra I: Freslzman Girls' Club. Dottie is that girl with the cute dimples and the big, spark- ling, brown eyes. Laughter and fun are her outstanding traits, and there is never a dull moment when she is around. Dot is an ardent follower of sports of all kinds. She is a very capable seamstress and at present spends most of her spare time knitting for the Red Cross. Dot isn't sure whether she will go to work or to school upon graduation. LUCILLE VON LIEBERMANN Lou Lucybelle', Duchess,, Roosevelt School. Girls Club 1, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 31 lYl17'Sifj'41 Outing Club I, Q, 3. 41 Tennis 2, 3: Bowling 1, 4. The loudest cheerer at a football game, the most talkative girl in Biology, the best customer for strawberry cones, the most ardent admirer of John Payne, the clevcrest arranger of colorful hair bows, and the cutest cut-up of Cugat's Conga- all of these describe Lucille. JAMES H. VVADDICK Jim Walduke Roosevelt Sflzool. Football 1, Q, 3, 4. Jim's genuine good nature and frankness have made him a popular member of his class. He is interested in sports and spends his spare time twhen not cutting butter for Kennedy 8: Co.j thus engaged. His favorites are football and swimming, the latter of which he excels at. He plans to attend a school of optometry in the fall. - IOAQCM