Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

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THE LOG THOMAS D. WHITNEY 'fWhit L'Tom Lincoln School. junior Red Cross IQ Cross Country 2, 3, 41 Track 4, Outing Club 4.3 Hockey I, 2, Golf 3, 4. When Tom entered this school, he was a shy little freshman, scared by those high and almighty seniors. But in the space of four years he has become one of those lordly seniors and rightly so. Whit, as he is most commonly known, is known for his ever-ready smile and wonderful sense of humor. Whit has participated in many school sports, and it is said that he is sure to be Bobby Jones' successor in golf. Whit plans to attend aeronautical school after graduation, so as to be able to join our ever-growing air corps. RICHARD N. YVILBUR Dick Roosevelt School. Cross Country I, 2, junior Red Cross 1, Operetta 3, Speakers' Bureau 3, 4. In Dick's life there is never an idle moment, either in school or out. Working as an accountant in the cafeteria, working regularly out of school, active in his church, councellor at camp for nine years-these and others take most of his time. Being a likeable fellow, a hard worker, and a good scholar, he should go far as a public accountant, for which he plans to study at Bentley. RUTH LOUISE WILLS - Rudy Chick 'Rulin Roosevelt School. Girls' Club 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 2, 4, Out- ing Club 2, Freshman Girls, Club, Chorus 1, Q, 3, 4. Ruth, besides being active in school activities, is also a mem- ber of Rainbow and Kappa Delta Psi. No more does Ruth accept being called srnall,,' because she has now achieved the height of 5'. Keep up the good work Rulin. Nursing is Ruth's aim in life, and, after graduation, she will start in training. JACQUELINE WINSHIP ujackien Calvin Coolidge School. Freshman Girls! Club: Cloak and Plume, Bowling Club 1, 4, Masque and Wig 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Prom Committee 3, Girls, Club 3, 4, Varsity Hockey 4. When you see dust flying through the air and stop to notice the cause of this disturbance, you perceive Hpetit Jackie one of the outstanding cuties of our class at the wheel of her gray car. Her sprightly manner and fascinating laughter, along with her natural charm, attract our attention at once. She possesses an overwhelming amount of energy and pep which she brings out in her active part in sports. She also has a keen intellect which keeps her at the top scholastically. IOAQ l 'Ns

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:ff 9 it 52? ..-N 1-Brie .4 ,. l WB r THE LOG l BARBARA E. WENTZEL Barb B Wennie Calvin Coolidge. Frrslznzan Girls' Club: Outing Clubg Bozel- ing 42 Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 Barb has participated in about every sport imaginable. She favors none in particular but plays with equal zest in all of 1 them. Wlentz also goes to most of the school events and in this way helps support the various teams. B would like to 'X work in a large department store as a salesgirl. The future . itself will decide what she should do. RUTH D. WEST 'fPudgie vi' '14 RUTH WHIDDEN Biology Club 4. 'SS- Social lNork. lDorien Dot Rudy Ruthie Whid DORIS B. WHITEHOUSE Roosevelt Srhool. Freshman Girls' Clubg Girls, Club 3. 4g lllusical Appreciation Club 4. Calvin Coolidge School. Freshman Girls' Club: Clzorus 3. Ruthie is an all-round sport, attending most of the football and basketball games. Outside of school, she spends much time dancing, skating, bowling, and swimming. She also at- tends many theaters. He wish after school is to be a file clerk. Calvin Coolidge Srlzool. Girls' Club 3, 41 Outing Club 2, 3, Ruthie is a girl of great ambitions and tries her very best to carry them out. Although she is not an athletic girl, she attends most of the activities. In many cases, Ruthie puts leisure before duty as in the ease of eating. Ruthie plans to go to Bradford Junior College and then to Simmons to study Dorie, outside of school, is interested in swimming and bowl- ing. Although she is shy, Dorie has a very pleasing manner. Her hobby is collecting all kinds of victrola records, both swing and classical. She plans to become either a secretary or a librarian. She is thinking of going to Simmons. IOAQC'

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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