Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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THE LOG CHARLES LINCOLN WAKEFIELD II Chick Charlie Roosevelt School. Golf Team 3, 42 Model Railroad Club 4g Log Stag 4Q Hi-T 3, 4. During his sojourn at M. H. S., Charlie's winning per- sonality has gained for him innumerable friendships. Good sportsmanship and fine character have made him one of the popular boys in the class. He is a good student, and because Charlie is a hard worker he is destined to be successful in future years. NATALIE FRANCES WALSH CCNan!5 Grammar School, Boxford. Freshman Girls' Club, Biology Club 4. N an's the name you know her by, A lways smiling. That is why T o be with her is so much fun, A s she makes friends with everyone. L ively limbs let her excel I n tennis, skating, and I foretell E ver she'll be a blithesome belle. PHILIP WALSH tcpudas ncphilss St. Mary's School. Soon after his entrance into high school, Phil made many friends in all classes. He is a quiet fellow who is noted for his keen sense of humor as well as his cheerful personality. He has always been a follower as well as a participant in M. H. S. sports. Next year Pud will venture forth into college life, perhaps in Iowa. PHYLLIS WARD Phyl Squeedunk Calvin Coolidge School. Freshman Girls' Clubg Outing Club 2g Girls' Club 3, 4, Greek Club 45 Biology Club 4. P hyl, you know is what they call her, H igh marks make her quite a scholar. Y ou know her by her winning smile, L aughing eyes which so beguile. L ittle in stature though she may be, I n many ways you know that she S ucceeds in all she tries to be. JDIOAQ I

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THE LOG MARION WEAVER Mimi Chub Malderi High School. Mimi Weaver, the good-natured Senior with the freckled, turned-up nose and wide, friendly grin, entered Melrose High School two years ago from Malden High School. Marion is well known for her culinary arts, and she often concocts various delectable dishes, however, she also likes to bowl and is an expert. Next year, she plans to enter Chandler Secretarial Schoolg so if, in a few years, you are looking for a model secretary, just call on Mimi. LAWRENCE WVELLS Larry Roosevelt School. Imprint, Circulation lllanagrr 31 Business Manager 4g Nlusic Appreciation Clubg junior Air Raid l'l'ar- den. Meet the mainstay of the Imprint's business management, and the brains behind its efficient circulation system, Law- rence Wells. Larry's ambition is to work on the business staff of a newspaperg so, at some future date, as you read the comics to your children, glance at the editorial page, and don't be surprised if you find that Lawrence is the Advertising hlana- ger or the Managing Editor. MARCIA E. WELLS Mew Marsh Calvin Coolidge School. Nuntius IQ Girls' Club 3, 4. Given: a short, fair-haired girl, just overflowing with gig- gles, an ambitious, peppy, and light-hearted student, with a good-natured, friendly, and joking spirit, a lover of children as well as bowling, skating, and skiing. To Prove: just remember the giggles heard over in the corner of the cafeteriag her willing efforts down at the Con- gregational Churchg the bursts of laughter from behind her Latin book. For sure, Marcia's giggles will accompany her to whatever secretarial school she may go. BARBARA E. WENTWORTH 'gBobbie Barb Bob Calvin Coolidge School. Freshman Girls, Club, Outing Club 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Masqzle and PVig 4. Although not very active in school activities, fun-loving Bobbie is always doing something. If not working on some church activity, she spends her time riding horseback, playing ping pong, or badminton, or even in her brother's dark-room developing and printing films. Although her favorite recrea- tion is dancing, she spends much of her summer swimming and sailing. Next year she plans to attend Colby. CIOAQ C ak 4'f'?,1b 1' 3 , , ia,-,Q 2 -, mn - ,151 jx 1 ,EL l