Melrose High School - Log Yearbook (Melrose, MA)

 - Class of 1952

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'Q 'www ' ' 5 't it 1 U., Il IOYCE ADLER IOYCIG Ioy Coohdqe School Red Cross 1 General Chorus 1 2 3 Student Conqress 2 Modern Dance 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 Iunlor Classtcal League 3 4 Accompanxst for Men s Glee Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Snapplnq brown eyes sparkhnq srmle black coffee twln pranos musrc Qnqqles Stan Kenton Jewelry espectally danqhnq earmnqs arranger b1q slster ANN AHMAN Roosevelt School Gtrls Club 3 4 B1ileClubo Grrls Chorus2 Always ready tor a qood tune 5 o clock rush U16l'P,Pr'J famous tor ner cookrnq herrrn choker sports tan Alr Force new er a dull moment Buttmcks slum ber parnes DOROTHY IEAN ALLEN Dotty o Stoneham Htqh School Alhed Youth l 2 lce .skatrnq roller skatmq dancxnq sw1mm1nq top notch sallor Hampton Beach born wrt wlrnz at bookkeepmq Bru1ns and Braves fan Yellowstone Park thrrves on przza fr1ed clams and trappes umque style of prrntmq or1q1nal1ty 1n the flesh RICHARD P ALLEN Dxck D1ck1e D A Contact kld Farm and Trades School Band 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Met Glee Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Sax and clarmet Sanders Sextet unruly ha1r out n keeps 1t combed oh my ope anon' ChI1Sl1GH declivor actor stnqer lefty hard worker s Jo Jer FRANK AMES Benny Luke Coolldqe School Tall lanky brown ha1r dark blue eyes 1311 Complexton good natured fnendly qrm Wltty re marks hkes steak mashed potatoes Ch1nese food blue 36 Ford sedan rnechamo 11 .111 11 - 1 111 1 1 R 1 1 111 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 , . 1 . 1 . 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L...- of 11 11111 11 ...lltt . 1 1 l v IOHN D ARNOLD lcck lohnny Coclraae School Football l Cross Ccur try 2 3 Captar Track '7 4 Allred fcuth 2 J 4 Glee fll1D 4 Current Ex lo B u eyes well dressed an brtrous loves the mrnerc al lrsh rrn Lobe od cut door lrfe Melr s I-l ctgory Hawcs slcr enthu ast red 49 Fora qrrlso He loves thern always out 'ront track ana car IAMES B ASHWORTH Irrnrny Itrn Sarnt Marys School Rrtle Club l 2 3 Cartoow Club 2 Averaae herqht dark DFOVIW harr hazel ey es drund cornolexron cznythraq chocolat PL t ers Vv th cars x HELEN BABCOCK Malden l-hah School Pe-rsonalrty plus a laugh tha echoes throua the corrrdors wrtty Malden Twrn cousth s ar bowler ELIZABETH BAIN Betty C l age School Grrls lub 3 Dru ef s Trar 1 G Class 4 Alx ays surrounded by crowds hcs trcuole v rtn bookk eo mo r1e'1d to everyone a q OG counsel r of th afteurs ot th heart boolclenqth letters roast lee arnners vo e alfvays buoblrna wrtfr la ran e MARILYN BARBRICK Gabby Ma a Llrqh Schocl Druhn MaJor tt 4 Grls b 4 scrne s rutt r a t tallce ntte uaqer Eyes of old luscrous olo a hatr cuobltntr ersonalrty J lQSlN1Q1l ot th Year Llc M rcury c vertrb an q football 1 e skatrt J . 1 N A f. .y ,I . j I , , t, sl, 11 1 X fx 1 x 1 - -f C, I J , f I V v f 'QU le 1 .... sea ' , . w ,N v , .,.cc Ll e an... 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WALLACE BAXTER Walhe Cochdqe School Football 1 Current Events Club 2 3 4 Honcr t 4 H Seaulously studrous great ambrtron fr1endly drsposrt on advanced math and phys1cs M l T man close fol lower of colleq ate and professronal sports basketball play PAUL MORETON BEAN Bean1e Mort Les Cool dqe School Class Pres1dent2 3 4 Student Councrl l 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Iumor Prom Commrttee Boys State Foo balll 2 3 Co captam 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Vrce Pres1dent3 Senror Speakers Bureau 3 4 Curly ha1r athletrc ab1l1ty ardent homework evader always on trmelll football hero wellhked competltor ROGER BRYANT BEAN Roq Ed Roosevelt School Allled Youth 2 3 H1Y 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Loq Art Staff 4 Good natured basketball Latm scholar Cousy Hyde Park ace d1shwasher artlst CHARLENE ANNE BEARCE Coohdqe School Grrls Club 3 4 Dentrst hater unusual soda fountam concoctlons lrbrary Slflqlflq Bob Con Ctv bram Are you k1ddmq'? neat seamstress favorlte toprc of conversatlon nephew Geoffrey IOANNE BEAVER Iody Beav Roosevelt School Glrls Chorus 2 3 4 Cartoon Club l 2 3 Impr1nt4 Allred Youth l 2 3 Gurls Club 3 4 Modern Dance Accompanrst 3 Prano records clothes equrpped wrth drmples hard worker hkes Tedd s Inn Dean Martrn fan o fudqe sundaes Smoke Gets 1n Your Eyes VV'hat a r1o Society 3, : i-Y 4. l . 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LH CON STANCE BEMISTEH Connre Portland Hrqh School Red Cross Vrce Preslaent 4 Glrls Club 4 Student Conqress 4 Log Busrness Staff 4 Actrve hardworklnq lun lovtnq rnterestrnq ow a rrdrnq eattnq ltvrnq tnps to Headrnq bas ketball fan BRUCE ROBERT BENGSTON Bruce Lrncoln School Cross Country 2 Track 3 Allred Youth 3 4 Ta no past Hrckory Hawks Knrqhts of Kmq Ar thur s Court sports enthusrast counselor bnqht Chrysler up country trrps ROBERT T BERRIGAN Sam Ieff St Mary s School common televrsron bowlrnq movres FREDERIC T BESHONG Fred Calvrn Coohdqe School Talkatrve telev1s1on hockey Prcs fan dnvrnq around rn black Ford Natronal Guard movles ture rn Navy or Frre Deoartment DONALD I BINGHAM Donny Bud Don Lrncoln School Baseball l 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Contaqrous smlle mathematlcran Pl whrte shlrts stx foot one qood nature-d Whrte Mounratns What do ya mean? UHIVGTSITY of Marne . . ' . : : ' ,- 6'2 ...Brave-sfan...biqqrin...blue'5O Mercury... the . ,,,: .,,: '- , A . ...V I H IOAN BLOOD Io Andy L1ncoln School Chorusl 2 Cloak and Plume l 2 G1rls Club 3 4 Bed Cross 3 French Club 3 Masque and Wlg 4 Cheerful genulne easlly exctted good worker Belgrade Lakes trred clams and food 1n general no hard to please lun lovrng Ratnbow H1 ya' rnedlcal secretary SALLY BOWMAN Sal Mrssre Luke Coolldge School Grrls Club 3 4 Modern Dance 2 3 Cloak and Plume l 2 Band 2 3 4 Golden hatr sparklrng brown eyes contagrous smrle trlendly H drum rnayorette loves to dance 38 blue Ford convertrble Oh Gosh passron tor on1on rrngs has an eye tor clothes T1ll Then the color re trouble and nt re troubles part1al to Brchard GARDNER BREWER Gard Brew Coohage School Football l 2 3 4 Basketballl Track 2 3 4 pr1nt Advert1s1ng Manager 4 Qulet a strong athlete only one g1rl phr osophy good drrver never at a loss mathernatrcal consclentrous mdependent reserved but subtle lrkes to sk1 black Chevy usually conservatlve but possesses a rare galety OLIVE M BRIDGES Ollre Br1dget Saugus H1gh School Gtrls Club 4 Quamt quret and cute newcomer basketball Mtss Secretary letter wrrtlng B1OlOQY??? Worklng after school Brlly Eckstme skung gym RICHARD O BROOKE D1ck Brooks1e Roosevelt School Cross Country 2 3 4 Fhtle Club 2 Honor Soclety 3 4 H1Y 4 Qu1et hsherrnan clever wrth hands boat butlder good student basketball sw1fty Westerns model traln enthusrast summers 1n lpsw1ch Red Sox fan I ,z ,z ' ' ,: : 2 ' . ' . ' ' ,J ,J ,J ,,- U d... o ' s . ll - . . . ,,,, , ,,, Allied Youth 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Nuntius Business Manager lg lm- ' ...tll... ' '1- . ,,: ' 1 ,: - - M LOUISE BROWN Lou Louie Lincoln School Full of fun sparkling eyes pleasant personality day dreamer wants to own a car NANCY IANE BROWN Nan Roosevelt School B nd l 2 3 President 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 Cartoon Club l Grchestral 2 Mode Dan e Club l 2 5 2 eyes of lue pearls for teeth pep snappy smil Bobby Juicy fruit gum tnrives on spaghetti trumpet hot diagety dog wants to lay like Har ry Iames PAUL BROWN Lin oln School Rifle Club l Cur ent Events Club 2 3 4 Allied Youth 2 3 4 Speakers Bureau 3 Honor Society 3 Vice Pres ident 4 H1Y 4 Log Business Staff 4 Scientist camping tunafish sandwich permanent library oass fracturing French Lanada mathemat ical manipulator Honor Society Veeo M l T PETER IAMES BROWN Pete Brownie Roosevelt School Football l 2 3 4 Hockey 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 H1Y 3 4 Student Congress 3 Curly hair . . . pizza and milk . . . King s Grant Inn . . . Brig adoon . . . football . . . big deal , . . Dodge truck and car . . . Uni ersity of Massachusetts pet hate French .. . number CAROLYN ANN BRUNS Carrie St. Mary s School. Cloak and Plume I 2- Masque and Wig 3 4- R d Cross 2- Girls Club 3 4- Girls Chorus 3 4- Current Events 2. Reserved big brother well mannered parties at Rockport knack for cooking and sewing movie fiend .. . adventure in Rockefeller Cc tter . . . craving for turkey. QM-ff' Of- -'4 4'7 fiff-My - F' X 7' FRED BURNHAM Sonny S F Roosevelt School Baseballl 2 3 4 H1Y 4 Ta w1ry dark brown halr brown eyes we rnannered well dressed 38 Plymouth color red g1rls sports CHESTER CALDWELL Chet Bronco Roosevelt School Football l 2 3 4 H1Y 3 Chapla1n 4 Stu dent Counc1l 4 Class treasurer 4 Sporty smtle B1lly Eckstme ll goes to h1s rrght well that curly ha1r roll1ck1ngly humorous sports rec ords happy go lucky black Pont1ac WILLIAM CARGILL 1 Cool1dge School Football l Tall dark qulet always has a sm1le sharp t1es baseball old cars telephone booths Nantasket Boat bowllng Holmes court good sport IEAN CARNEY Ieamus Hunt Roosevelt School Chorus 1 Alhed Youth l Cloak and Plume l G1rls Chorus 2 Orchestra 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Bandl 2 3 Secretary 4 FIVG foot two eyes of blue energet1c full of fun cute sk11ng clarlnet tavonte sublect IS lunch Hyannrsport lobster father s Enghsh class WILLIAM E CARTER Brlly B111 Lmcoln School Hockey 3 4 Base-balll Bandl 2 3 4 W1ftle red Jacket good conversat1onal1st CILIIGI lady s man puck chaser seat cush1on trumpet Kelly s sweaters band leader Ma1ne SHIRLEY FLORENCE CHAPLIN Shrrl Lrncoln School General Chorus l 2 Allred Youth 1 Art Club 2 3 4 Vrce Presrdent 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Current Events Club 4 Loq Art Staff 4 Bausch and Lomb Award Quret frrendlrness unusual wholesomeness lrbrary haunter accomplrshed student lover of frne arts qursrtrve mrnd Northfreld conference extraordrnary rm aqrnatron starqazer sports baseball rndustrrous farthful plarn rce crearn topped wrth Walnuts vrous roy of lrvrnq WARREN LESLIE CHARLES Popeye Luke Coolrdqe School Short well burlt rolly smartly dressed plays the freld southern vacatrons baseball swrrnrnrnq sharp tres young laclres GAIL CHEW Chew Chew Blondre Coolrdqe School Allred Youth 2 3 Modern Dance 1 2 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Band l 2 3 Leader4 Real blonde 'PW' good natured head drurn marorette good dancer appendrx always on the go' Bob baby brother aunt and uncle Harvard ROGER CLAPP Shorty Roosevelt School Rrfle Club 4 curly harr flashy tres natty Gear Grrnders hot Pontrac The Greasy Spoon Colqates Drxon s offrce at 2 30 ADRIENNE COLEMAN Adre Coolrdqe School Quret but full of fun twrnklrnq brown eyes drstrnqurshed walk fondness for lobster and crab meat CWelch Rab- r preference for staqe shows to movres teacher of bookkeeprnq to ace '??? puprl durrnq lunch a lover of anr mals favorrte state Marne lrbrarran after school ambrtron operator of Burrouqh Calculator I I I - I ll I I , , , ...ob- . , 6,3,, . . . , . GAYLE C COLLINS Gayley Roosevelt School Grrls Club 3 4 Grrls Chorus l Ta s rm ever ready srrule excellent dancer Boxnq Bornql roller slcatrnq swrmrmnq Jazzy shoes superb sens of humor summers at Seabroolc spaqhettr for tour a la b rat arnbmous 37 Pc tra wrth flat IITQS GERALDINE COLLINS Gerry Coohdqe School Chorus l 2 3 Culs Club 4 Rea Cros R presentauve l 3 Sbarkllnq personah y wnty brov 1 eyes acoo work freckles vhrz a sho thand hkes suorn rr e sandwrches I-lcrmchet e lu ure ambm n te se retary IEANNE COLLINS Hoo evelt School Art Club 2 3 Glrls lub 3 4 Rea Crcs 4 red harr qulet blushes Franlcre Lar t sense of humor mat lhe top of the morn a you DONALD ALLAN COLLUPY Don Coohdqe School .Alhea Youtn I 2 3 Art Club Treasurer Qu1et a lrqht halr Gloucester ar hlstory sleepmq Bosto Un verslty Sl Pontrac Delvlo GY ELEANOR MARIE CORCORAN Coolcre Lrncoln School Grrls Club 3 4 Basketball Sparkllnq brown eyes darllnq drrnples petlte ana sweet loads of trrends on the go always there lae partral to Pontracs telev1s1on fan stock car races l1ves on coffee full of pep and energy . ll If ll... l' - t . 1... 7 A 9 l I 1- 'I ,,: 'C 1 3,7 1 S er... 1' t.r ' '.a'zi ' .ts... t 'o QTTIVCI' C- Red Irish s . ,y ' 'C 3,7 ' s-. 5'3 ... 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DONALD CREASE Red Don Cool1dge School Football l 3 Cartoon Club 4 Huntmg and drawmg hrstory auto mechantcs hrned shoes lastrng srn1le good d1spos1t1on book t excuses 1nab1l1ty to say no to a request bad bluff aulck answers X ,auf ,ww 175 , PATRICIA cnoro L. ,Zed W Pat Patsy Coohdge School Cloak and Plume 2 Irnprrnt 2 3 4 L1brary lub 3 French Club 3 Honor Socrety 3 Iunlor Classrcal Lea gue 3 4 Masque and Wlg 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Bra1n l1brar1an a g1rls roorn rmrror neat blush Latrn rnrlk hater peanut butter sandwrches act ess gulhble Yanre Cush Roosevelt School Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and Wtg 3 Alhecl Youth l 2 3 4 French Club Pres1dent 4 Current Events Club 3 V1cepres1dent 4 Glrls Club 3 4 Drarnatrc hands trngernarls tall and graceful drarn atlc sophlstrcated fhrtatrous pony tall square aanc ng Buttnck s Get that self control' Mano me CLAIRE MARIE DAVIS Ltncoln School Cloak and Plume l Modern Dance l 2 Bas ketball l Freld Hockey 3 lmpnnt 3 4 Drum Ma1orette 3 4 Allled Youth 3 4 Gtrls Club 3 4 Very fr endly cormcal ardent Rrndge tan' sparkhng eyes radrant personallty Plne Pornt Marne charm galore rnany trrends vrvactous GEORGE DEANE George Everett I-hgh School Good look1ng sens1t1ve about h1s ha1r quret and looks rnnocent thrts wtth the grrls typlng 1937 black Ford loves h1s home room 402 Everett IS h1s hangout l RR I Y 0 I x' 4' ' . ,3 . 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I F, ,I , rl I I ' 7 Ii l X ll ...I I I ..- I . n - fx 1. an EDWARD F DELANEY Nashua H1gh School Totem Pole chubby glrls bow tres neat dresser unusual vorce telev1s1on radlos New Harnpshlre 49 Dodge pers1stent MARILYN A DELUCA Ma Parhn Iunlor H1gh Everett Chorus l Grrls Club 3 Student Congress Representattve 3 Wlnter Ball COmIH1ll99 3 Sweet smlle pet1te vanety of clothes host of frlends bowlmq rnmmm boy shy Grants Store her goal a secretarral posltton sweaters and sk1rts per petual rnotlon ROGER DEMARIS Bog Monk Coohdge School Football l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Cap ta1n 3 Auto Mechanrcs everybody s pal prefers blondes head man at the mattress factory good cook seldom walks to school many frlends rn the Alumm ROBERT DEMPSTER Bob Streck Coohdge School Football Manager 2 Hockey Manager 1 2 Baseball Manager l 2 Operators Club 2 3 Everyones pal DeMolay I-hckory Hawk Indlan Head blg brother Cad1llac convert LIVIA C DEPIETRO Bunny Mary T Ronan School Revere Cloak and Plume l Cartoon Club 1 Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 5 2 hvely attractwe Somervllle La V1e En Rose bowllng dancmq Frank1e La1ne s S1ng1ng 1ntr1gu1nq srnlle brown ha1r and brown eyes ,,Ed,, l , . 1 ' ' z I . I 1 I . . . - Basketball veteran five year plan favorite subject - ' . : , I , J , . : . , 1 , - ROSE A DESILVA ROS19 Rosa Lmcoln School Grrls Club 3 4 Dark eyes cute k1d G-rum and Grump lncessant hatter nfectlous laugh clothes toa t What l meant was Slqn Company I m m the Mood 'or Love happy qo-lucky cars gang on Monday mqhts lazz trend DONALD S DEWSNAP Don Dewey Lmcoln School Hockey 2 3 4 Llterary Staff ot the Log To Nhead full ot Jokes optrm1st 1ce cream maker hockey second home Kelley s trlendly d1spos1t1on number l2 studymq for h1story bowlmq ou N h the boys meces and nephews LORRAINE DEYARMOND Ra1ny Lefty Coohdqe School Art Club 3 Red Cross 3 Glrls Club 3 4 Cat eterlal 2 3 Loves sports un Perry Como s If black con vertrbles qulet demur Hey wart for me' cere trrend IEAN DIAMOND Ieannle Roosevelt School Glrls Club 3 4 Current Efents Club 3 4 Rltle Club 3 Glrls Chorus 2 3 Brown eyes modest petrte slumber partles u trlck s mnocent onqmal unsuccessful blufter qu et cnarmll fr1ed clams Herrm choker RICHARD E DIAS Sklpper Drck Coolldqe School Cross country 4 Hockey Manager l 2 3 4 Football 3 Golf 2 Operators Club l 2 3 Manager of Base ba l 2 Hockey and rollerskatmq enthuslast qood natured fr1endly broad smlle always has plenty to say member of Naval Reserve asptres to become an admlral ln the subrnarme SQTVICG very ambttlous --l!l ...' 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DORIS MARIE DIEHL Dome Dor Roosevelt School Clook ond Plumel 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Al l1ed Youth l 2 Soc1dlCnc1rrrd 3 4 Treosurer 4 luntor Prcrn Cornmrttee Cute fdstrdxous tr ps to Pennsylx o'11o 51 Pontrcrc robld sports tcm blonde eosy o the eyes onq stones Texos ho rod os pm sets good ddncer BARBARA DOGGETT Bobs Bdrb Borbte Chcrusl 2 C1rls Clubd 4 GeeClub3 4 Ar Club3 4 Iur or Clc1ss1cdl Leoque 3 4 Horor Soc1ety 3 4 Sweet n SIHCGTQ md IG for horse well oo sed nedt hours on the te pho e or lo er ot the wrde open sodces o ytlunq chccolote dr1s CAROL ANN DONOVAN Dunn e Lmcoln School Alhed 'icutl' 3 4 Grls Club 4 Bdstcetool lrrsh hosp1tc1l ty plzzc entmcen dl mustc hockey bdnotnos rntormdl odrues buttons ond bows woly up to some dev1ltry TD d ot her ow enerqetlc EDWARD I DONOVAN Vd Eddle Coohdq School Bow tres w1tty on ever ready srmle everybody s inend slsters suomornne sdndw1ches o ro pool hornpy oo lucky studylnq hlstory Gt Don s house Greenwood DOROTHY E DOUCETTE Dot Dotty St Morys School Chorus 1 Cloak cmd Plume l 2 Lbrdry Club Secretory 3 Mosoue cr d Wlq 3 4 Putle Club 3 4 lm print 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 Brlqht blue eyes plenty of pe clothes pocketbooks Hdmpton Bedch B111 tc conx erttble Hot Rod Ardent Hockey td St Mdry s qu s chdtterbuq crd zy over louvender Sweet ddnclnq 1, .HH H . 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IOHN S DRISCOLL ac Dr1s I D Cooltdge School Football 1 2 3 4 Student Congressl Bas ketball l 2 3 Manager 4 Baseball l Track 2 lmpr1nt2 3 Sports Edttor 4 Student Counctl 3 Prestdent 4 Class Vtce Presxdent 4 Speakers Bureau 4 Log Llterary Cornmtttee 4 Football enthus1ast Mr Vtce Pres brothers and s1s ers sports reporter always ktddtng around coffee frappes brown curly halr never 1n a hurry one fm ger typlst easy golng tlght tan John L C SIVODG admlrer IULIANN M DUCHI uhe Medtord Htgh School Gtrls Club 4 Allled Youth 4 Lustrous reddlsh brown hatr hazel eyes sense oi hu mor always up to somethlng loquactous hockey and football tan charnp1on gum chewer Chub Hopktns art1st1cally tncllned sweaters n sktrts wo toned blue Chevle C35 H1 Ya dreamy muslc PHYLLIS M DUKE Phyl Dukte Cooltdge School Soltballl 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Fleld Hoc Y 4 Leaders Club 3 4 Brown eyes rather C79 qutet blushes laugh a e e good frlend green green' neatness sports enthuslast espec1ally the Bed Sox cottee rn1lk shakes kntt one purl two Dotty s cat future secretary PATRICIA ANN EASTMAN Patsy Pat Blondte Cool1dge School General Chorus 1 Class Treasurer 2 Stu dent Councll 2 Basketball 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 lrnprlnt 2 3 4 Gtrls Club 3 4 Canteen Board ot Governors 2 3 4 French Club 4 Blonde btg blue eyes good natured popular sunny srnlle weekends boys Brlgharn s French Class Washtngton blue p1zza What a pantcl Ratnbow MARILYN I EGAN Mal Lyn Wakeheld H1gh Glee Club 3 4 Secretary 4 Operetta 3 G1rls Club 3 4 H1 for everyone she meets her Merry Oldsmob1le chocolate cake and coke d1mples exuberance sweet soprano B U fluent conversahonalxst loathes getung up tn the rnorrung blue eyes Frat PCIIIIGS Harmonette .51 ku ,, . ,, ,,. ..Ed,, ' - .,,: : - tt, I I I 1 I 1 ' , : 4 T M ' ... -1- l -4, 1 HI . 5 ' . 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' th- ' . 2 z - ' 5 : ,, : .. : ,: . ,,: ll llll' ll ' ' - ,: 1 .41 ll .Il I . ll - ll BETTY A ELLIS Roosevelt School Chorus 1 Basketball l 2 Red Cross 2 lm pr1nt2 3 4 G1rls Club 3 4 Black natural wavey ha1r l1k1ng tor costume Jewelry spur of the moment dec1s1ons apt to forget where s e IS gomg V1S1lS to Fulton He1ghts H S Gang pass1on for tr1ed clams and trappes part t1me secretary cow boy mus1c HELEN M ELO Iggy Roosevelt School Basketballl Chorus l G1rls Club 3 4 Generous w1th everyth1ng l1kes to smg alo g w1th t e ra IO slow IH the mornmg expert dr1ver hockey tan hates to dress uo H S Gang second home IH F1tchburg Massachusetts demure w1th a touclc of m sclsref good thucgs cone 1n small packages PHYLLIS E ERNST P 1 F1t1 on Somerv1lle H1gh School G1rls Club 3 4 Neat and petrte v1vac1ous curly eye lashes rug nose pony al W1ld Westerns Old gosr DOROTHY ANNE ESTABROOK Dott1e Dot Lmcoln S hool Chorus l Cloak and Plume l 2 Iu r Ped Cross Club 2 G1rls Club 3 4 Cnrls Chorus 2 glee Clu 3 4 An eye cr1nkl1ng sm1le always good haturea and sy ath e1c loves mus1c neat as a pm Canada square dancmg ruddy complex1on a worryb J loyal Northheld co terences accomphshed housekeep trrendly to ex eryorte QIVGS everyth1 g the best so 1as RUTH A ETTINGER R Ruth1e Cool1dge School Gle Club 4 G1rls Chorus 2 3 Glrls Club 3 4 Ceneral horus 2 Smcere worker auret ready to lend a helpmg ha. sunny d1soo ll olays the p1a o and snags - 7 ,7 7 - ' , ' 1 1 Q ... 'A LL' . l Q.. I I .nn ... J ti . 7, ,,,, loves to dance . . . the color red . . . room lO7 , . . Bu1cks . ' c . ' 5 .,y xii: 1 ' 7 ' 'Sz ,7 ' ' in '11, . t' ' ' ...loves I1 fl I ' ' er,.. ' ' . ' ' 'n le l,. . A U S 7 7 , I: . , N 7 ff' NJA. S . 1 'L ston 'n '1 . WM IOAN A FAIRBANKS Ioany Rocsevelt S hcol Classical League 3 4 Art Club 4 Rrfle Club Sweet understandrng and cons1derate always looklng for a good tme ardent hockey fan trequenter of Krnq s Beach trve loot two lengthy telephone conversatrons conscrentrous rnfectrous grggle thoughtful IOHN RAYMOND FAIRMAN Ray Coolrdge School Glee Club 4 Masque and W1g 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Current Events Club 3 H1 Y 4 Presldent of CE great organrzer and booster of prO1ects that beaten up 34 Ford Emerson Market very good dancer ready srnlle qutck w1t ab1l1ty to talk hrs way out ot larns Latxn dunng lunch DeMolay ast man wtth a basketball IERALDINE ANN FERGUSON erre Calvtn Coolrdge School Turnblmg Team l Grrls Club 3 4 Ltght blue mtschrevous eyes bearnrng sm1le dancrng halr on stde then 1n bangs You know bubblrng over wtth talk Cape Cod rn summer full of pep porse I-iarrnonette quret KENNETH IAMES FORD Ken Clem Red Dreker Hlgh School Columbra South Carollna Masque and Wlg 4 Basketball 4 South Carollna drawl Lanza tan math scholar Celtrcs southern fr1 d chrcken Well never mmd good dresser Drxre Cardlnals ROBERTA PEARL FOWLER Rob1n Bob Bert Roosevelt School Cloak and Plume 2 Stamp Club 2 Masque and Wlg 3 4 Grrls Club 4 DfC1mG11CS 1Ove Of fefldlrlq frrendly slow qu1et smlle St9CIdY beau dark eyes cookles good worker smcere C . 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Tango . . . tried clams and cottee trappes . . . first, - 1 : LUCIAN FRESCO Lou LOU19 Plzon Roosevelt School Football l What IS th1s'? ladres man charm 38 Ford e llttle brrdte Spot Pond Inspector always ready for a smrle and a laugh frrendly to all sense ot humor eats everybody s lunches SABRA FRIEND Sabe Sabre Coolrdge School Student Congress l 2 4 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Cloak and Plume l 2 Leaders Club 3 Tumbhng Team l Grrls Basketball Team 2 3 Grrls Club 3 Program Chalrman 4 Honor Soc1ety Secretary 4 Assembly Commrttee 4 Senlor Speakers Bureau 3 4 Current Events Club 3 Glee Club 4 Cheerleader 4 Shmmg red harr bananas oversrzed sweater kmtter gullrble Beach Wagon wrth Bermuda bell always fun to be wrth cute and peppy ALICE M GARDNER Sallre Coolrdge School Cloak and Plume l 2 lumor Red Cross Club 1 NUHl1US Co ed1tor 2 French Club 2 3 Vlcepresldent 4 lm prrnt 2 3 Copy Ed1tor 4 Iunlor Classrcal League 3 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Russran Club 3 L1brar'y Club 3 Grrls Club Frxture of the lrbrary ch1ldren s department proof reader turned up nose tntectrous grggle cat lover Braves rooter A S M G Elle parle b1en le francars peanut butter fudge Ferry Beach Wa1t for mel IUDITH GATES udy Lmcoln School Alhed Youth 3 G1r1s Club 3 4 Short black wavy harr tall and dark loves to cook easy gorng brg brother makes tnends eas1ly spark lmg blue eyes basketball BEVERLY GEORGE Bev George' Roosevelt School Cloak and Plume 1 2 G1rls Chorus 2 Al hed Youth 2 3 French Club 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Masque and W1g 3 Honor SOC1GlY 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Operetta3 4 Dnv er s Trammg Course Sports tan baby sxttrng b1g srster cafeterla Whats the scoop? summers at Ogunqurt relatlves Glen M1l1er s band lr1sh beauty three dlrnplesl plzza t1ckl1sh 11 11 11 . 11 11 . 11 11 . . 11 , 1 1 11 11 11 . 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 . 11 - 1 1 I - I I I I - I I I I I . . . 1 1 1 1 1 3, 4. . . . 1 , . . . 11 . 11 111 11 . . . 1 . , , . , , . . . . . . . . . 11 11 11 11 1 I . - 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . 11 1 11 1 1 . 1 . - CAROL GERRISH Brown Eyes Roosevelt School lrnpr1ntRepresentat1ve l Allred Youth 2 3 Glrls Club 3 4 Bab1cl hockey tcm fasttdlous quret Wolfeboro blond sparkhnq brown eyes always sornethrnq new rnarl Colorado dancrnq httle Tommy orrq 1na cheeseburqers and coffee frappes ELBRIDGE T GERRY Fred Ltncoln School Ta shy blushrnq frrendly well rnannered quret very l1kable always torqettrnq books ur'der standrnq ready to help qreat aff1n1ty for food and the root of all ev1l FRANK I GIOVINO Frank Roosevelt School Footballl 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Vxce Presrdent 4 Honor Socrety Treasurer 4 Imprrnt Busrness Assrstant 3 Busrness Manager 4 Speakers Bureau 4 Loq Bus 1ness Cornrmttee qrrl for rne perpetual rnotron on two legs full of fun and fancy free flashy clothes more bounce to the ounce than Pepsre double G products CAROL M GOODWIN Krtten Iunror Coolrclqe School Red Cross l 3 4 Pnfle Club 3 Allred Youth 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Inexhaustrble wrt cute tuck beautxful rn blue wel known bowltng Caveraqe 97 yetl dancrnq I Talk to the Trees Mano Lanza Tedd s Inn hard worker C 7 coffee and Torn BETTE ANN GOURLEY e Lrncoln School R1fle Club 3 Current Events Club 3 Alhed Youth 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Blonde ha1r the walk' peppy fr1ed clams Ill say always on the go drets b1q brother sm1le ' l . . , , , : , , : '- , . 1 2 : : : - Clever sayinqs??? quick irnaqination She's the only 1. lll. ll ll... 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' A ll I RICHARD GOURLEY Dick Big Dick Lincoln School Welrd sense of humor attractive laugh boiling 38 Ford hands in pockets Harding Court for appeals oc key horses young ladies honorable member of Gear Grinders LOIS GRANT Cool dge School Girls Club 3 Office l 2 3 Peppy soclable ready for a good time loves bowl mg at Parkway black Buicks triple dates Frankie Lame s srngmg Jealousy blondes school busses HARVEY R GRAVES Haw H Charlie Coolidge School Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 Basketball 2 Ta handsome sense of humor athletic Braves Hot 38 Olds tdeceasedl good natured pen and pen c sleepyhead BEVERLY L GRAY Bev Roosevelt School Cloak and Plume 1 2 Rifle Club 2 3 Cho- rusl 2 Allred Youth 3 Bed Cross 3 Grrls Athlet1cAssoc1at1on 3 4 Field Hockey Assrstant Manager 3 Manager 4 Girls Oh Shoot spends S perlods in cafeterra pleasant quick pretty eyes and curly hair Mario Lanza fan loves tuna f1sh and pizza story teller knitting bowl mg clothes candy little brother summers at Belfast and Wells Beach future secretary ROBERT H GREENE lr Bob Bobby B G Gimpy Coolidge School Cloak and Plume 2 Football Manager 1 2 3 Imprint 2 3 Edrtor in Chief 4 Masque and Wrg 3 Vice Pres ident 4 Play 3 4 Allied Youth 3 President 4 Current Events Club 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Editor in Chief of Log Editorials Christian Endeavor broken ankle busy brains loves French Fries good actor Ray s car glasses mad chemist assocration active Braves fan that s the setup mathlmagian t v ' ' ' f ' ' l'1 - ,,LO,. 1 . 5 , . - ll ll ll II.Vl u Il ' . . , , 1 , 7 - il . - , : ' , 1 - I Q n I , l l ' , . , , . 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'A' A I I .vw .u 1 . 1 I ANN GREENWALD Mum Central Hrah Manchester N H lrnpr1nt2 3 4 Current Events Avld movte tan bowhnq slsters qreat reader dry wtt hats square danctnq whtst Oh qosh' 1ewelry sad eyes 1ce cream and tea mtdntqht snacks Boston Braves RUTH GREGOIRE Greg Ruthte Medto d Htah School Gtrls Club 3 4 green eyes brown hatr Frankte Latne Anyttrne Ieepers Crow ptzza bowltnq ttt e room Ponttacs conce1ted boys typtnq fun when she s around NANCY LOUISE HALLAHAN Nance Roosevelt School Chorusl 2 Allred Youth 3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 Red Cross 4 Ital1an spaqhettt H S oraamzer pleastnq dtsposxtton always lauqhtng sparkltnq hazel eyes 50 Olds 88 better late than never never lets school tnterfere Wllll pleasure low votce aum loves to dance spec1al tnterest tn Oak Grov etaht lane htqhways mam deltqht RUTH LOUISE HANNEGAN Rutlue Ltncoln School Basketball 2 Gtrls Club 3 4 Alhed Youth 3 4 Long blonde wavy hatr freckles and one dtmple q1tt ot qab appetlte tor spaqhettt and ptckles punctuahty pleases her No foolrn H S Ganq Never end tnq srnlle summers tn N H passes ttrne wrltlnq letters RUTH ALISON HAYES Ruthle Hayseed Rufus Roosevelt School Aremac Club 1 Cloak and Plume 2 Gtrls Club 3 4 Masque and Wtq 3 4 Green eyes always trtendly typ1cal scotch qtrl loves Colltes rnuslc lover horseback rldtnq actress Oh Nuts Alton Bay 11 . 111 , , . . 1 1 1 , , . 11 '1 . . . . . . . . . . . . , 1 11 11 11 . 11 . . 1 Y' 1 . , . 5, 3,, . . . 11 1 11 11 11 1 - 1- l 1 11 11 1 . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . 1 Q . ' O . . . , . 11 . 11 . , 1 . - 1 1 1 1 - , , . . . . . . 11 . 1 11 11 11 11 . 11 11 11 11 11 1 1 v . . - 1 1 1 1 1 . 11 11 THOMAS I HANCOCK Tom D D Dapper Ed Chauncey Coolrdge School Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Manager 3 Goltl 2 3 4 lmprrnt 2 3 4 Allred Youth 2 3 4 H1Y 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary 4 Speakers Bureau 4 Go gymnastrc teats wrth lrttle brother Coly How' tender bender well groomed that rnnocent loo perpetual urge to comb hrs harr everybody s buddy overwhelrnrng gene-rosrty tearful laughter ROBERT A HEFFORD Buck Bob Coolrdge School Football l 2 3 4 Track 2 3 Captarn 4 Y 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Rrtle Club 4 Swrfty lull of lun corny Jokes Northeastern track and przza I could have beat that consrr Brurns CYNTHIA IANE HERMANN Cynre Coolrdge School Aremac Club 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Rrtle Club 3 4 Current Events Club 4 Irnprrnt Busrness Staff 4 Ogunqurt never rushed 1olly prano secrets wrth Bev always schemrng and teasrng As rn math brown eyes neat tuna frsh and orangeade qurc4 temper camera trend crack shot future secretary Cadrllacs Barnbow souvenrr collector Les Paul My Heart Bleeds for Youl CAROL HERRICK Mop Imogene Hepzrbah Roosevelt School Chorus l Allred Youth 2 Treasurer 3 Secre tary 4 lunror Classrcal League 3 4 Freld Hockey 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Grrls Club Curls C7'?'Pl Mutt and left the three Is bananas early brrd Hershey s and coke paJama party lrtt e Reverend rnclrvrdualrst bored Ebeneezer and Sandy brothers peanuts and rce pep troubles THERESA HERRICK Terry Coolrdge School Gflee Club2 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Petrte Beaclrng Bob Trr Zeta Mem hall brrght colors hope est Latrn lrttle srsters earrrngs dorm Saturday nrght at U of M narl pol 1Sl'1 Q 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - H . . . 11 1, . . 1 n 11 11 11 11 1 . . 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Cz, .., ELIZABETH HEWITT L12 Betty Cooltdqe School Grrls Club 3 Allred Youth 3 Lona brown harr bra blue eyes warm srntle blushes lrke a rosey red apple always ready for a qood ttme lrkes trrple dates black Butcks bowlrnq at the Parkway slncere frrend PATRICIA IOAN HIERPE Pat 'lash Calvm Coohdqe School Cloak and Plume 1 2 Modern Dance 2 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Masque and Wlq 3 4 Short dark harr loves to read swlmrrtnq and dvrnq horseback rtdtnq councrllor summers Bndqewater Charlre always busy musrc lover actress dancrnq cheese sandwtches Svenska fltcka X DONALD HOAR Don Donme Rtckey Lmcoln School 'la dark harr hazel eyes medturn cornplexton strawberry 1ce cream tan and qreen Packard snow tram skunq BARBARA IANE HOLDEN Coohdqe School Modern Dance l 2 Chorus l 2 Allled Youth 2 3 4 Glrls Rlile Club 3 Leaders Club 3 Gtrls Club 3 4 Fteld Hockey 3 4 Cheerful smtle bananas What ll I do? smooth dancer hockey fan telephone COHVGFSUIIOWS Mercury qulhble httle brother extremely soctable flares for the unusual neat and tnm IOHN L HOWARD lack Nature Boy St Marys School V' 4 Ta dark always srmhnq hkes attractrve q1rls hunttnq and f1sh1nq submartne sandwlches western mustc Old Town Mame Don es Henry crackups qomq West Omg -'-. if 044: 0,55 Q1 1 . ,J ,z ' ' ,J ,: ' ,- X fr X . ofa! A .L J R submarine sandwiches . . . pizza . . . trains . . . Stop and Shop 1 A - , 7 , : ' ,,: ' 7 ' : ' ' , '. ...'50 H nn 11 ,' VV ' . V ,A Eos MARYLIN HUFF Ma Coolrdge School Chorus 1 2 3 Grls Chorus 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Grrls Club 3 Gym pal Say' hosprtal long brown ha1r tectrou grrn trrendly Body and Soul anythrng re study? PATRICIA A HUNEWELL Pat Patsy Trrshra Coolrdge School General Chorus l 2 Grrls Chorus 3 4 Bed Cross l 2 Allred Youth 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Ta brown hour full ot tun lots ot patrence A a barna 39 Chevrolet Topsy s cottee Melrose Hosprtal nursrng rce skatrng That arnt no fun at a lust One More Chance IANICE HURLEY Ian lanrne Lrncoln School Chorusl Grrls Club 3 4 Oh yea or What are you gorng to do telephone con versatrons ready and wlllrng sports enthusrast football and basketball quret untrl you know her Har monette CAROL ANN HYNDMAN Suzr Chrrs Coolldge School Student Congress l 2 4 Art Club 2 Current Events Club 2 3 All1ed Youth 2 3 lmpr1r1t2 Grrls Sports Ed ltor 3 Feature Edltor 4 Iumor Classrcal League 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Softball Manager 3 4 Grrls Athletlc Assocratron 3 4 Grrls Club 3 Welt re Ccrnmrttee Charrrnan 4 Art Edrtor ot Loq 4 Good IIITIGS at Ogunqurt Bu1cks bananas ar records orrgrnallty black coffee sewrng baby hnger rrngs engagrng srmle extensrve wardrobe plard glass rrrns tashron rnagazrnes anrrnal ha1r dresser RICHARD IRELAND Rlchle Drck Dlckle Coolrdge School Allred Youth 4 Brown eyes Brown ha1r 49 Pontrac Y Hop krns frrendly Saturday nrghts wrtty Calrtornra HAROLD G IACKLIN Moose COOl1dQ?I Sxfchool Football l 2 3 4 Cloak and Plume 2 Track 4 1 Curly brown ha1r dark brown eyes practrcal Joker sk1 trend strong husky type lady s man careful drlver l1ves to eat never serrous a good buddy football Chaser THOMAS W IACKSON Torn Mano lack l..aSalette Sernlnary Hartford Connechcut Masque and Wlg 3 Pres1dent4 Play 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 lrnprmt 4 H1Y 4 Log L1terary Staff Mad Hatters partres never stops s1ng1ng dxslrkes przza accents gym never stays stlll my gra crous sport sh1rts n1ght owl subtle loads ot RUTH IEFFERY Rufus Coohdge School Grrls Chorus 1 2 Cloak and Plume l 2 Glee Club 3 4 Masque and Wrg 3 4 Play 3 Leaders Club 3 VICE Presldent 3 Glrls Club 3 4 Iunlor Classlcal League 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Tennls l 2 3 4 Loves sports and the out of-doors Longwood Crrcket Club coal grey green eyes burst of laughter beaut1ful clothes undecrded assured success expert tennrs player ALFRED IOHNSON Butch Iohnny Lrncoln School Allred Youth 4 Lrght ha1r blue eyes 47 Pontrac I-lopk1ns cheer ful guy New York ARTHUR IOHNSTON Art Hook Lmcoln School R1tleClubl 2 Treasurer 3 4 Basketball l 3 4 Current Events Club 4 Caleterla 2 3 4 A lanky 6 2 talkatlve ha1rcuts'P seldom swlm bug basketball work'?'f' przza flashy T195 speed s er wifi Lua, nw 1 11 11 ' 1 1 1 1 1 2, 3, , - 3, 4. 1 . 1 0 1 11 11 11 . 11 11 11 V 1 1 - KA . . 1 l . . . . 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . . ,7 I, . , . L, 1 1 - 11 11 . . . . . , ' . . 11 . 1 . 11 . . 11 11 . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 E111 11 11 11 11 1 . 1 . . 11 11 11 11 ' I I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 1 - 1 11 . . , MAPIORIE IONES Mtdge Marg1e Marge Coohdge School Cloak and Plume l 2 Secretary l Art Club l 2 G1rls Club 3 4 Masque a a W1g 3 4 Secretary 3 4 Play 3 4 Rtfle Club 3 Pres1dent 4 Allted Youth 3 4 L1 erary Charr man 3 Great ltttle actress br1ght socks Ol t1ry feet enorrrous appet1t long hatr always cut short c eery SI lllGS always 1'1 a hurry pet1te any rra1l'9 fast walker Ma1ne versat1le WARREN IONES Ionesey L1ncolr School Fhfle Club l 2 3 4 Current Exe ts Club 4 Cafeterta 2 4 lokester lover of f1ne fooas 51 Olas'rob1le W1l'1 a1r horr s worker basketball wel1 dressed talkattve prefers blonde Lat1r scholar? ELSA IOYCE Els1e Ioyce S L1ncoln School Cloak and Plume 2 Glee Club 2 3 4 Oper 3 Basketball 3 lun1or Class1cal League 3 4 B1g brown eyes colored shoes student C23 k1dsl ardent hockey fan full of rascallty Dya know wnat I mean? SDICY temper wh1ffles that w1nd blown effect sleepyhead freckles IOHN KANEB lack Don Iuan Seaver Street School Worcester Current Events Club 3 4 Honor SOC19lY 4 C1rculat1on Manager of lmpr1nt 4 H1 Y 4 Bus IDGSS Manager of Log 4 V1v1d rnag1nat1on btg plans gulhble at t1rnes lea ous fast CPD on h1s feet loquac1ous alternately s1lly and ser1ou My father can get 1t for you wholesale bra1ns 1ust loves an argument or d1scuss1on staunch supporter of Holy Cross Worcester DARRELL KEENE Coohdge School Motor cycle enthus1ast guns sk11ng Medford bowl heavw bu1ld dark ratr Slde bums blue eyes Frankte La ne Sunny Srde of the Street ' . ,: : ,: ,J H ,7 ,: .' ' . l . 'l ' rf 1 1 11 l L ' I l 1.1 1' 'e... ' h ' .' A -,- ..- A Q ... A 1 ' 1 - 1 ,,,: - fn : - Q rf-fr ' 1 ... ... ... 1' .., V ., ,, ,,., an ' . 1 ,z - etta 2, 3, 47 F1eld Hockey 2, 3, 47 Leaders' Club 3, 4, G1rls Club I : ' ' ,- B.U.... L. ' t ,, . . , . , : 1' ' ' :'- 1 - D... -'- -. - ll 1 ll 1 . . NANCY KEITH Keedie Nan Kiley Roosevelt School. Band l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 25 Orchestra l, 25 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 35 Glee Club 45 Cartoon Club lg Girls' Club 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Leaders' Club 3. lnverted giggle saucy Third Man craves peanut butter and jelly sandwiches Spanish two dimension grin Iohnny on the spot garrulous University ot Massachusetts busy bee? .. . washday blond Look Lyme . WILLIAM STANFORD KENNEDY Bill Willie Coolidge School Cowboy . . . good athlete . . . girls trom out ot town . . . always late . . . Hopkins . . . '37 Fords and '47 Hudson .. . hates walk- ing . . . ready lor lun. DOUGLAS R. KENNEY ' 'Doug' ' Coolidge School. Cartoon Club lg Operators' Club 2, 3, 45 Li- brarian 35 Science Club 35 French Club 3. Red hair . . . blue eyes . . . roller skating . . . skiing . . . boats . . . Cape Cod . . . ingenious . . . Science Fair . . . meteorology . . . peculiar sense of humor . . . full weekends. CATHERINE MARIE KEOHAN HKOYH Lincoln School. Girls' Club 3, 45 Allied Youth 3, 45 Program Committee 3. Good natured . . . friendly grin . . . Canada . . . clothes by the dozens Oh YA! S. Gang hates to be kept waiting knitting likes hillbilly music Hello to everyone. IANINE KING Nini I-9 Piley Roosevelt School. Girls' Club 3, 45 Glee Club Operetta 2, 3, 45 Cloak and Plume l, 25 Masque and Wig 35 Treasurer 45 Iu- nior Classical League 3, 45 Leaders' Club 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Rifle Club 35 Secretary 45 Softball 35 Basketball 2, 35 Fiela Hockey l, 4. banana , . . Ianine vs. Carol . . , irrelevant remarks. . . VVhat's this? slowpoke loquacious stuffed celery windmill . . . mayonnaise .. . Hey kids .. . wait for me! 1 -604 fl wtf ,Q ut Y VICTOR KIRIVIES Coolidge School Football 1 Ta blonde brown eyes 40 Chevrolet ae hours Revere Beach Cyclone hockey enthusiast open arr theaters April Stephens lm rn Love Again Caya Holland Road A schrno Beau full of fun Whatd he say'?? spaghetti and meat balls Colprtts GRETA KLINTEBERG Gret Swede Coolidge School Modern Dance Club l Secretary Treasurer 2 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Grrl Club 3 4 General Chorus l 2 Girls Chorus 3 4 Blond blueeyed Swede ballerina dancing lessons un full ot pep l-lrssres drarnatrc' boys catching smrle pickled herring never on time trips to Boston square dances DOLORES KUHLMAN Dolly Coolidge School Modern Dancel 2 Chorus l Grrls Chorus 2 Gle Club 3 4 Allred Youth 2 3 lunior Classical League 4 Band 2 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Harrnonette No krddrng C 1 chernistry trend French tries dancing marorette quiet and soph rstrcated smooth dresser hand knit sweaters gu rb e green eyes beautiful long brown harr IOHN M LADD ake Coolidge School Brtle Club l 2 Track 2 Cross Country 3 Scrence Club 3 Operator s Club 3 Lrbrarran 4 Blond harr brarn screntrtrcally minded wierd sense of humor Southern drawl black Packard ro ler katmg fishing trred clams Friday nights camp mg MARIETTA LASKEY Coolidge School. Cartoon Club l' A. A. Ticket Seller l 4' lmprint 2 3 4' Girls Chorus 2 3 4' Allied Youth 3 4' Rifle Club 3- Girls Club 3 4- Iunior Classical League 3 4. Scotch plaids . . . blue and white hard-top convertible . . . fas- tidious . . . summers at the Cape . . . dernure . . . earrings . . . piccalilli . . . Latin at lunch. MARY I LEAHY St Marys School Softball l 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Freld Hockey 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Sports nthus1ast lrkes to keep people warttng blushes easrly good natured H S Gang Dodge markable sense of humor Smarten up never broke thrrves on vanrlla cokes unendrng vrtalrty DONALD LEEMAN Don Butch Lemon Brown lunror Hrgh Malden Football l 2 Ta blond rce cream hockey trend sportmg event or movres Brown s Market IOHNI LEONARD ack Lrncoln School Band l 2 3 4 Short black curly harr stocky glasses Wlde qrrn trumpet 41 Chevy PATRICIA A LEONARD a Coolrdge School Glee Club 4 Allred Youth 2 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 Current Events 3 Peppy gooeys Rockport always on the go word' kmttmg travel7'? earrmgs the strut petlte appetrte square dance mambo Pontrac convert 1 e GEORGE LILLY Georgre Lrncoln School H1Y 2 Basketball 4 Barber shop quartet loans easy credrt t1c tac toe champ 52 rollerskates at Bal A Roue on Bon s skates smok mg room Now that remrnds me of a Joke phobea agarnst pad paper not rn a hurry to get there always a laugh ' ...re- ...hasaline...lackrabbit...walk... 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RONALD LOFGREN Ron Ronnre Lrncoln School G-erman Club 2 3 Skung Htckory Hawks huntrng 16 gauge and 8 X57 MM always cat hes a Joke never hurrres but nev er late gurtar player busy all the tlme Oceanvlew roller skatmg ANGELA ROSE LOPEZ Angre Lmcoln School Art Club 2 Tenms Team 2 Masque and Wlg 3 Grrls Club 3 4 Skung swrrnmrng tennls skatrng expert o1l parnter dramatlc lessons snappy smlles Hrckory Hawks Lopez Store lrttle brother gourmet e e vlslon trend Lynn and Charlesgate Yacht Clubs HANNAH LORD Lrncoln School Grrls Club 3 4 Shrnmg blonde harr changeable blue eyes halt smrle tlcket Not exactly bowhng DONALD E LOWE Arlmgton Hrgh School Track 2 Long trrps 37 Ford punctual A G P good ath ete fast talker easy to get along wrth blondes IANET I LUNDQUIST lan Coohdge School Student Congress 1 Chorus 1 Cloak and Plum 1 2 T1cket Seller for Athlenc Assoc1at1onl 2 3 4 lm pr1nt2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Class Trea surer 3 R1fle Club 3 Gtrls Club 3 4 Iumor Prom Commlttee Se-nror Speakers Bureau 3 4 Honor Socrety 3 Program Com mlttee Charrman 4 Cheerleader 4 lngeborg Swede blue eyes pastel colors week ends at Bates cute couslns qu1ck chocolate corduroy sk1rts languages brg deal sk11ng ta1lored ll Il Il , ll O l I 1 - l. 5 ' 5 ' .. . Grum and Grump true friend .. . loves to eat .. . hot ll II ' . 1 : 9 1 I I r 1 1 I ' , , 1 , , 2 , 2 - : : , 2 : 1 I 1 ' MARION ELIZABETH LYNN Sk1 Betty Roosevelt School Chorusl 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Allred Youth Host of trrends VIQOI and vrtalrty constant chatter H S Gang speaks her mrncl treely personal letter wrrtrnq bureau always rn a hurry eyes foretell m1 chrevous dornqs cheery Hall ELIZABETH MARY MACDONALD Bettre Mac Coolrdqe School Grrls Club 3 blue eyes lrqht brown ha1r full ot lun cheery sm1le the blq hello Re-adrnq Ford Marlo Lanza Be My Love Favorrte color re RAY MACDONALD Lex Mac Par11nIun1or Hlqh Everett Football l Basketball l Flashrnq sm1le full oi fun loves trred scallops slow poke easy QOIHQ Canada Dorrs Day Allan Ladd Jazz fan ANN CATHERINE MACLEOD Lrndy Lou Lrncoln School Modern Dance l Chorus l Grrls Club 3 4 Alhed Youth 3 4 Nurses Othce football fan of No 53 perpetual qrqq er member ot the H S gang dancrnq southern trred ch1cken wrrtrnq letters answers to the name ot Crrsco telllnq corny Jokes around Jovral face long page-boy style blond ha1r generous blue eyes match her trlendly and sunny d1spos1t1on IEANNE MACNEIL Ieannre Coohdqe School G1flS Chorus l Grrls Club 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Red Cross 4 Brown curly ha1r always smrlrnq easy to qet alonq wrth brq tarnrly phone calls Hey SOC1CI.blG Greenwood dancrnq hates to wart 11 .11 11 11 . 1 . . , , 1 1 2, 3, 4. 11 11 . . . . 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CONSTANCE RAE MQCNEVIN Connie Coolidge School Girls Club 3 4 Field Hockey 4 Cloak and Plume 2 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Rifle Club 3 Allied Youth 2 Quiet sports enthusiast little sister bananas soft voice qood natured pleasant smile s y tried clams always on time RICHARD MAHER Dick Baseball l 2 3 4 Cross Country l .J dark ha1r ready arm qood natured Qood friend sports ITIOVIQS common IACQUELINE MARCH Iackle Coolidge School Glee Club 2 3 4 Chorus 1 Red Cross 1 3 Allied Youth 2 4 Girls Club 3 4 Harmonettes Isnt that nice Katisha terr1f1c voice Bradford New Hampshire Caya double dates oh that 41 Ford qiqqles sparklmq personality CAROL MASKELL Roosevelt School Cnrls Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 3 4 Peaches and cream complexlon sparkling brown eyes Paula 40 Plymouth basketball really qay costume Jewelry tastrdlous actrve in church functions ROBERT T MATHEWS Bob Robe Knobby Ed Coolidge School Football l 2 3 4 Co captain 4 Basketball l 2 Trackl 2 4 Student Council 2 3 4 Class V1ce Pres1dent 2 3 Cloak and Plumel 2 Grlee Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 Pres1dent4 Operetta 2 3 4 lmpr1nt 2 3 4 Manaqmq Editor 4 Speakers Bureau 3 4 H1Y 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Boys State 3 Honor Society 4 Loq Staff Literary Committee One T Not me boy oriqmal Mol baldy Iohn L C Sivone Red Skelton fan part al to red heads bra1ns and brawn ace rnirnicker always ready w1th an answer M H Hot Sketch two front teeth . 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I . . - ,J 7 A ,7 7 J ,- ... 1 ... ... .v. , , IANICE E MURPHY an Cooltdq Soho l Chorusl S A T Olttce 2 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 G1 ls Dtfle Club 3 4 Hon r Soctety 3 4 Drrvers Educa ron Qulet neat consctefrt ous a whrz at shorthand worklnq qrrl brown halr tnendly srnrle younqer brother and srster knrtttnq baby srtttnq PRISCILLA NELSON Prrs Crlla Lrncoln School Chorus l Freld Hockey l 2 Glee Club 2 G1rls Club 3 Blond a funny lauqh movres last drrver steak french trr s The Case o the Brrth Certtfrcate Lrqqet s Morses Shoe Store H S qanq clothes sllver drme bank ROBERT M NICHOLS Coohdqe School Football Manaqer l Rrlle Club 3 4 Cross Country Manaqer3 4 Operators Club l 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent Ta crew cut qlasses well dressed sport shrrts Melrose Htckory Hawks qood skrer qurck remarks Marblehead Corrnthean Yacht Club racrnq tro DHIGS photography actrve ADELE NICHOLSON Nrckre Lncolr School Glrls Club 3 4 Lauqhrnq brown eyes cute drmples button nose lots of trlends Cookre Mal Gerry always on the qo thrrves on frred clams and French trres Frankre Lalne partral to the AH Force IEANNETTE E NICKERSON an Roosevelt School Glrls Club 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Softball 2 Grrls Chorus 2 3 Leaders Club 3 Peppy personahty warm srnrle an eye for redheads letters 0810 Buttirlck s Navy Tlll Then dances where there s lean there s Ian . ,,I ,, , . . , fx - ' 9 o. , . .. ,,, , , , , , , . 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I I ll I I - 1, . ,,. .,, 4 . , r, , . ,. , , , . ,,I ,, . , . - ,, ,, . , , , ,, - ,, ,, . , ,,. ,, , , I' MARY NOONAN Mary Bun St Mary s Hrgn School Red Cross Personalny olus usually found wrth Pat and Betty Brtgham s craves ptzza Andy Woolworth s stock car racmg Rockport bo vvltng star boarder at Pat house lpana smrle sparlclrng blue eyes u ot snules arta tun DONALD D NORRIS Don Donme Loolrdwe Scnool Football l B sketball l Operators Club 2 Przza 37 Dodge lad1es man basketball How s t gom 'P loth ng salesman Marne Saturday ntgl t dates smrle IANET G OBRIEN Ian Muscles Roosewelt School Aremac Club l Cloak and Plume 2 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Masque and Wrg 3 4 Grrls Club 3 4 lmprmt typ1st 4 Gurdance ottlce clerk 4 Student Congress Represen tattve 4 Sweet petrte httle actress wtth a love tor the stage nlce clothes 25 palrs ot earrrngs chrcken salad sand Wrches black coffee What a r1ot CAROLYN ODEGARD Caya South Boston H1gh School Allled Youth 2 3 Pr endly humorous black Chevrolet that s naugh unpredrctable rnnocent good dancer Har monette xtraordlnary gurn chewer puppres Me rose Hospltal loyal MARY ANN OLIVER Mary Coolrdge School Gtrls Chorus l Honor Soctety 3 Drlvers Educatron Course 4 Always has a helprng hand everybody s trtend Tele v1s1on tan sparkllng brown eyes lover of homemade lernon rnertngue o e and chocolate cake good shorthand student pleasmg smtle PAUL N OLSEN O re Roosevelt School Baseball l 2 Basketball 3 German Club Good natured sharp tres Sox fan frrendly Qen erous 39 Ford banana splrt avrd rnovre goer Hrckory Hawks full of fun Cerrnan bowlrng enthu srast go always broke I-UNA R PALM Arn Swede Coolrdge School Student Congress 1 Freld Hockey l Soft ball l Grrls Chorus l 2 Allred Youth l Treasurer 2 Secre- tary 3 Vrce Presrdent 4 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Student Coun crl 2 3 Secretary 4 Iunror Prom Comrnrttee Wrnter Ball Corn mrttee 3 4 Iunror Classrcal League 3 4 Grrls Club 3 Presr dent 4 Versatrle coffee and przza ready srnrle bananas blusher Jovral really knrttrng hrstory G orges Mrlls ever ready THEODORE REGINALD PARSONS Reggre Roosevelt School Current Events Club 2 3 4 Tennrsl 2 3 4 Neat appearance never on trme 50 Ford Beachwagon dry lunches submarrne sandwrches tenn1s bowlrng prano playrng orl parntrng Gloucester swrmmrnq l dont belreve rt televrsron fan Hayloft Iamboree lrbrary resrdent EVELYN PENNEY Penney Redondo Beach Calrfornra Grrls Club 3 4 Chorusl 2 Class Basketball Short blonde quret good sport skrrng sports I-larmonettes subrnarrne sandwrches steaks hot rod drrver Derby Road sugar or Brother CLARENCE PERKINS Bud Buddy Roosevelt School Football l 2 Allred Youth 3 4 Cafeterra To know hrrn rs to lrke hrrn Why should the devrl have all the good trrrres green Burck sharp tres Canada Duke beamrng smrle curly harr always rn a huny easy gorng Perkrns and Worthrng future undertakers cw' THOMAS A PERRY Al Luke Humphrey Coohdge School Football l 2 Track 2 Blue Coast Guard l Wont Cry Any More hkes to travel through New England Hopkms and Schopell s 64 Bay State Road sleep 38 Ford hockey IOANNE C PERSON I oe-Y Coohdge School Chorusl Glrls Chorus 2 3 Art Club 2 3 Imprmt Art Stott 2 3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 Grrls Rule Club 3 Red Cross Club 4 Presrdent 4 Drtver Educatron 4 Svenska Fhcka Swedrsh pen pals swlmmmg sum mers at Sanbornvrlle N H skung wmters clever w1th brush and pallette ready laugh and blush talkatlve spasms loves clothes movres and lllustrated lectures drrvma lessons future nurse RICHARD PITTS Drck Plttsre Coohdge School Operators Club 2 3 Pres1dent 4 Chorus 2 tor 4 Honor Soclety 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Honorary member ot Grrls Club good bookkeeper chlet ambrtron to become a C P A s 1m conservatrve dress er photography 1S hls favorlte hobby sea foods ANNE L POWELL Annte Coohdge School Pufle Club 3 Allred Youth 3 G1rls Club 3 4 lmprmt 4 Sparkl1ng smrle cute eyes that twrnkle Harrnonette sunny d1spos1t1on marl from the U S N slumber parttes loves to walk IH the ram part mterest rn Brrg ham s loads ot fun to be wlth h1 ya trustworthy and llkable IAMES P PRESTON Irmrrne Ins Roosevelt School Rltle Club l Basketball l 2 Humorous contlrmed bachelor always hungry bowhng gum enthus1ast stud1ous'? perpetually broke plays at the plano You Know? 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' - ROBERT RHODES Chugga Roosevelt School Football l 3 4 H1Y 3 4 Big boy big appetite ideas frappes tailorrnade clothes rnechan1cC'?l blush shirts and ties trop ical fish movies wit C73 slow motion RUTH F RICHARDSON Ruthie Roosevelt School Chorusl 2 4 Allied Youth 3 4 Girls Cub 3 4 lmpr1nt4 Blushes readily loves eyciternent laughs heartily white teeth a l elping hand reliable sincere friend lull ct fun baby sitter typist bowling Caoe Cod Body and Soul ANN MARIE ROBBINS Annie Snappy Lincoln School Cloak and Plume l Treasurer 2 G A A Sec Secretary 4 Field Hockeyl 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Current Events Club 3 Masque and Wig Program chairman 4 lunior Classical League 3 4 Log Business Staff Vivacious hockey v ry tailored clothes pizza optimistic good natured chatter box future teacher passion tor Brooklyn accents What a belt' ban anas an individual laugh IOYCE ROGERS Roosevelt School Girls Club 3 4 Highlands Branch Library brown hair hazel eyes light complexion short and plump full of fun happy go lucky AMERICO S P ROSSINO Rico lrish Cardshark Coolidge School Sharp dresser full ot lite 38 Plymouth girls pre ferred Tedd s lnn football swimming cards dark hair I I . l I I I . . , 1 . . . - retary 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Girls Club 3, Recording : , , , 7 ' , 1 ' ' 2 ' ' , : ' 4. . , . B ROBERT R RUSSO Bob Coolidge School Boys Chorus l Glee Club 2 3 4 Mens Glee Club 4 H1 Y 4 Current Events 4 Imprint Staff 4 Loq Bus mess Staff 4 An ear splitting grin and a quick answer collector of Junked autos Latin Student CPD my gracious Mad Hat ers Wait a minute here comes Bob never a dull moment original KENNETH W ROOS Rebel Rooster Malden Catholic High School Tall and dark with an ever ready smile Cape Cod tn e summer loyal Red Sox tan Kelly s Confederate ies and flags steak and french tries History student KENNETH W ROSS Ir Ken K O Coolidge School Football 1 2 3 Baseball l 2 3 Basketball always in a hurry second qear big smile sleepy M A R C happy qo lucky PAUL S RYAN Paul lr1sh St Marys School Football l Kelley s qood Jokes City T V night owl well dressed draft bait Q9 Ford dancing Greenwood and Y whats up cards ambitious? con taqious laugh lover of dogs CAROL ANN SANFORD Sandy Malden High School Big brown eyes shiny dark hair loves lite and every thing that qoes with it can she cook' remember New Hampshire and steak best pal ot Phoofie loves clothes and wears th m well roller skatinq loves to drive but cant seem to diq up a car star shooter in Rifle Club at Malden High ' . 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DANIEL SARDO Danny Lncoln Qchool I-I ckey l Football l 3 Forever qettu Q mto trouble always arqumq happy go lucky 4l Pcrttac Canada Dons Day the band if 1-im MARILYN R SATERIALE Ma Sorrerwlle Fran School G1rls Club 3 4 Darn wavy halr lonq curly lashes pert r pretty sultry S11l9 loquac1ous always up to somethtrq Hobkl s ld Ya q een Chrysler Co xert ble e straaoler Larry ambmor secretary LORRAINE SAVAGE Lorry Co haue Scl ool Chorus l 2 Glrls Club 3 4 Cheerleader Captam 4 Glee Club 4 Red Cross 4 Vnr v1oror v1tal1ty shxnmq eyes merry smlle peopy h llo ma y tr ends hvely cheerleader cateterta work correct chanqew SALLY ANN SAWTELLE Sally Sa Co lage Scno l Art Club 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Pres1dent4 lm pr1nt2 3 4 ArtEd1tor 4 General Chorus l Alhed Youth 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 R tle Club 4 Gnrls Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Sun tcrnnea complexxon turned up nose or1q1nal1ty ln clothes styles vocabulary scholar Htclcory Hawk swlmmmq bowhnq roller skatxnq sketchlnq dancmq uke popular mustc models hqure summer at Kennebunkport telephone hend movle an dlmples IAMES SCENNA hm Cooltdqe School Buttrtck s doodler wavy black haxr no books old cars artrst blue eyes sleepy Mount Hood MARGARET WINNIFRED SCOTT Margre Scotty Coolrclge School All1edYouthl 2 3 4 Grrls Chorus 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Freld Hockey 4 Full ot pep and fun punctual Lorenzo brg brother orrgxnalrty plus rab1d hockey an g ggle ban anas ra1s1ns trrm and neat ever trrendly smlle amb trous EARLE BRUCE SEAMAN Hrck Appleshrnes Roosevelt School Football l 2 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Base- balll 2 3 4 H1Y3 4 Student Congress l 2 4 All around athlete Y M C A ladres man prng pong champ sW1sh basketball and baseball My check comes next Week good natured allergrc to books Jery ambrtrous brg bank account tavonte subzect g1r s lull ot Jokes The Roosevelt Rocket BARBARA SEAVEY Bar re Srs Srv Coolrdge School Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and W1g 3 4 Leaders Club 3 Glee Club 4 lmpnnt Bus1ness Staff 4 Al hed Youth 2 3 4 Iuntor Classrcal League 3 4 French Club Chemrstry and math blue Studebaker Geneva Pornt summers love for sports clothes enthusrastrc brarns roast lamb and mlnt Jelly Heavens' back row rn Glee Club Anahrst IOAN MARIE SHERIDAN Ioanre Red Coolldge School Basketball l 2 Chorus l 2 Allred Youth 2 3 F1 ld Hockey 3 Leaders Club 3 Grrls Rrtle Club 3 Glrls Club 3 Treasurer 4 Student Councrl Treasurer 4 Honor Socr ety 3 4 Log Lrterary Staff Busy as a bee honor student well lrked 36 hght blue Ford bananas' No krddrngl Faulkner s burstrng wrth energy tlamlng red locks forever rn a rush a passron tor the color green substrtute teacher neat as a pm rabrd sports fan brothers and srsters always gay DOROTHY SIBLEY Dotty Roosevelt School G1rls Club 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Long eyelashes short black halr Marne Boston Ballroom good natured wrnmng smrle s1ncere inend neat bowlrng perpetual eater loves good books movre tan baby srtter , : . . . . . , 5 . . . . . . A . . . 1 . . . ' Q. . , , 1 , . , 2 , , , : - , : , , - . 1 . ,, ,, - , : . I v v I I I I - , , 2 , 1 35 Grrls Club 3, 45 Operetta 45 Honor Socrety 4. - , 2 , : . . C, . . . , V , , , , 2 , 2 - , : , - VI AI Il . . II ll I WINIFRED SIBLEY Wrnnre Coohdge School Impr1nt2 3 4 News Edttor 4 Softball 1 2 3 Basketball3 Freld Hockey 3 4 G'1IlS Club3 4 French Club 3 4 Pres1dent3 Allred Youth 3 Leaders Club 3 Brfle Club 3 4 V1cePres1dent 4 Honor SOC19lY 3 4 Presrdent 4 IUHIOY Classrcal League 3 4 Log L1terary Staff 4 Outstandmg rn everythrng she does topaz llghts 1n halr and eyes hates to be humed cocks head to the srde when she talks lucky prrmary graders she ll teach w1n n1ng smrle hrgh honors ROBERT MASON SILVA Bob S11 Dutchxe Coolrdge School Football 1 Brfle Club 1 2 Operators Club 2 3 Glee Club 3 4 Mens Glee Club 4 H1Y 4 Andrews 50 Ford hot pastromr good srnger b1g smlle danclng 269 D W blond halr Teach everyone s pal WOLCOTT W SMITH Ir B Buster Sm1tty Roosevelt School Basketball l 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Hon Baseball coffee and plzza French Wlffle How ard Iohnson Cape Cod no homework but good marks Iv I T blue convertrble That s a Crock tavorrte pastrme sleepmg MARY ANN SOLARI Mares Salam Roosevelt School Chorus l 2 Alhed Youth 2 3 4 Iumor Classlcal League 3 4 Cloak and Plume 2 Leaders Club 3 Student Councxl 3 Grrls Club 3 Correspond1ng Secretary 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Fleld Hockey 3 4 Kleenex Mutt and left Ill go mental bananas 69707 lrttle brother spaghettr legs dehghted laugh The Farm fresh frurt orange green feathertoot there s always room at her house gulllble always has a problem CLAIRE IEAN STAMEGNA Coohdge School Softball 2 Grrls Club 3 4 Personahty plus always sm1l1ng black Chevrolet coupe Bette and Pat You dont know do you? Topsy s coffee Alabama Lockhart Melrose Hospltal nurslng Medford skatrng D D B C8349 - . , 1 I , , I I L I I I , : - J , 1 J , 1 . , . I I I I I - ' - , , , : , , , 2 - or Socley 3, 45 Student Congress 45 H1-Y 35 Treasurer 4. . . : , , 1 . . , , I , - , . I A Il I l I ll I SALLY ANN STANFORD o olidge Schoo Girls Club 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 Glee L, uo 4 lunior Prom Committee 3 lmrr rt Business Stott 4 R .1 ross Reoresentotive 2 Senior Prom f ommittee 4 Lough witty 5630 music Mom rrono rtried cloniscndiiz c l ie ro r Oh m c vivocicus cute bionole good notured ri ver dull moment ARTHUR STEVENS r Poosevelt School lslockey 3 4 Good humor ornd wit sno ,y comeback good sport hord worker quick First Notioncrl hockey heir boseboll ambitious good friend neat MEN' 2? ,ft .f NANCY MAE STURGIS Nonce Non Coolidge School Clook ond Plume l 2 Allied Youth l 2 3 4 G1 ls Chorus 2 3 French Club 3 Cirls Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Mosque ond Wig 4 Iunior Clossicol league 4 B g brown eyes nice smile silly moods friendly baby sitting brothers dlwcrys nelping out small dp oetite conscientious eosily emborctssed touthtul tri 'id dlwoys on the go roost beet ond popcorn Oh Ioyl PAUL T SULLIVAN Sul Mutt Coolidge School Allied Youth 2 3 Student Congress 3 H1 Y 23 4 Trockl 234 Footbc1lll23 4 Cor troubles qui t once in o while tootboll ping pong champ ot the Y condy the Surgeon con usuolly be found ot Lesters Gorroge active member of The Club lots ot loughs RICHARD D TARR Dick Richie Coolidge School. Footboll l 2 3 4- Trcrck 2 4- Chorus 2- Glee Club 3 4. Short good looking Bruizfs on football Sotur- do . ights .. . Heiiewepfr .. . sense 3 riumor .. . Subrnorine -andwi he- ,. . Morto Lonzcr 'Soy Fellos! .. . Y.M.C.A. IIA 'X MARCIA TAYLOR Mouse Llncoln School G1rls Club 3 4 Chorusl 2 Short blonde grggles good for a 1oke petlte n1ce clothes raspberry llrnes Mrndy good ra tured Ogg1e Club pm curls Oh Yeah 1 craves danctng and convert1bles DONALD O THOMAS Don Donny Tommy Roosevelt School Track 3 4 Football l 2 Rarlroad club green and blue Marnnne SGIVICE shrlmp boats Cape Cod satlmg modelrng shtps sleep 40 E l-llglrlana Ave 39 Ford coupe oc SY RICHARD H THORP Dtck Dtckte Coolrdge School Cross country 2 3 4 Chorus l Glee Club L 3 4 Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 H1Y 3 4 lmpr1nt4 Green Dodge broken fence on the way to Wlnchester mad hotter Latln Student? dlsassernbler ot 1unked au os Oh my goodness' Bean ha1r IH h1s face etght bells unusual humor Bob Tom Gardner Moose What ll you have? ANN M TRINGALI Coohdge School Glee Club 4 Grrls Chorus 2 3 Presrdent 3 Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and Wrg 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Impr1nt3 4 Glrls Club 3 4 Cheer Leader 4 Allled Youth A 3 lun1or Classtcal League 3 French Club 2 3 4 Vlvaclous petrte plald glasses l1ttle Nashes trlp to Calrfornta adventure 1n Rockefeller Plaza clothes baseball tan western accent tea for two PAULA VAKA Shorty Roosevelt School General Chorus 1 2 Glrls Club 2 3 4 lm pr1nt3 4 Glrls Chorus 3 4 Honor Soc1ety 3 Art Club 4 Cheerful helprng hand Wlth anythmg Weekends many D1cks ID her hte Malden French class Wash mgton Waltress fudge' blue frled clams II II . . I . ' I I I ' . . II , II 'N - . . . . .. . .,. l II , II . II II IIB,HII . II II II II II II - I I I - II . II , . . . I I h . I - . I . . A . . I I I . . ' . II . II II , . II . P ' - I I I I I f . . I I I I I I I I - I I ' t II II . , . , - II II . . . . . . . , , , II I II . I . , I . - I I I I I I I I I . . I . I I I I I I f . . G I I I I I - II II . I ' I I I I I - . . I . I I I I I - SARAH WADDELL ae Roosevelt Scncol 'Red Cross 3 Rifle Club 3 Girls Club 3 4 Twinkling blue eyes blonde hair petite good dan W T Grant Co Sniffer lots ot fun loves to eat tried onions Jazz tan Grum and Grump ANN MARIE WALSH Coolidge School Cafeteria 2 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 Glee Club 4 Imprint typist 4 Smart clothes oodles ot Jewelry late hours tuna fish salad sandwiches talks as it she had kissed the Blar ney Stone enchanting songstress good inend sense of humor W ll loves to dance to her music has charm MARIORIE ANNE WAY Margie Marge Coolidge School Cloak and Plume l 2 Allied Youth 1 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Masque and Wig 3 4 Play 4 Student Congress 3 Imprint Business Statt 4 French Club 3 Vice Pres ident 3 Iunior Classical League 4 Girls Club 3 4 Passion tor chicken camera fiend knack tor making popcorn Oh tor goodness sake Camp Wynona Latin pleasant smile never where you want her silly moods older sister MILDRED RUTH WEBSTER Millie Coolidge School. Chorus 3- Rifle Club 3- Tennis Assistant Manager 3' Manager 4- G. A. A. 3 4- Girls Club 3 4. Warm smile .. . twinkling talkative eyes .. . passion for sea food iun enthusiast night owl bowling .. . Har- monette enviable disposition. CAROL WETTERGREEN oolidge School. Nuntius l 2' Allied Youth 3 44 lmprlnt Typ- i 4. Bearning blusher .. . rapturous laugh . . . winning ways .. . imma ulate .. . seldom serious ., . imitations .. . music fiend .. . summer at Mehenant ., . Neverll. . .. potato pancake . . . blue and yellow . . . basketball. l' 3 WALDENA LORRAINE WHITE Deanre Hul Coolrdqe School Grrls Club 3 Softball 3 blonde 'PD brown eyes always Jokrnq W1lly s Thad Srnrth s Because ot You softba basketball green IAMES D WILD lrrnmy Tex Coolrdqe School Cflee Club 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Cartoon Club l 2 Operetta 2 3 4 Loa Art Staff 4 'Ia blue eyes slrck appearanc sharp clothes Be My Love Vauahn Monroe lemon and lrme movres loyal tenor MYRON P WILDER Cro d naturea bowlrnq enthusrast Sl Pontrac qen erous quret frrendly sunaaes cashrer qolf sox tan all rrqh FRANK WILSON Frank Swamoscott Hrqh School Band 3 4 Newcomer lonq strrde baseball tan quret that s nrce loyal member of Chrrstran Endeavor STUART D WORTHING Duke New Hampton Prep H1 Y 3 4 Allred Youth 3 4 Rlfle Club 4 Lots of qood trrnes DO Ford beachwaqon curly harr lad1es man Saco Malne Iohn and the red streak sharp dresser tea man Bud and the Burck N . . , 5'5... C. ' N . , , 2 1 , 1 , , 2 - 'll... 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Baseball Manager 3, 45 Football Manaqer 4. . - , : ' , I ' - DOUGLAS WRIGHT Rea L c n S col Student Congressl Band 2 3 4 Fnenaly ockey tar cod lanky man ot f w woras punctual MARTHA ANN WRIGHT Martha Scf1ool77 Buffalo N Y Allred Youth l 2 3 Red Cross l Rrtle Club 2 3 Assrstant Basketball Manager 3 Basketball lvaiager 4 Grrls Athletlc Assccratlon 3 4 Cloak and Plume 2 Masaue and Wrg 3 Cfrrls Club 3 4 German Club 2 3 Smrle progressrve unron trend tor submartne sand wlches DIQISQ btg blue eyes convertlbles loves Frank1e Lame recordtngs sprc and span Well l drdn t know good seamstress bowllng talks wrth a New York accent a true trlend wears a lot ot prnk good prafust future m1ss1onary EDWIN O WYATT Ed Eddle Roosevelt School Chorus l Glee Club 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 4 Operetta 2 3 4 blue eyes good lookrng qutet trrendly personahty tuna frsh sandwrches ar Enghsh musrc rce and roller skatrng Chrrstran Endeavor sp rts ot all krnds ffm' s 270 you iffy W0 Thrs wonderful class of 52 Has tradrtrons old and 1deas new We have every type represented here Some rate a laugh and some a tear Ot course there are grrnds and teache- And even brownles Wtth no regrets We also boast of a gemus or two And blufters to us are nothmg new Ill We have glamour grrls and handsome Who t1ll the halls Wrth Joyful notse We lrke to stng and also dance And maybe even llke romance r s pets boys We have lunchroom teuds and favcr te gangs Iohnny Ray sure QIVGS us pang We lrke football games and all the pr ms And hate exams rn all the-rr forms You see us rn cars of every varrety Some are unttt for pohte socrety Wrth drrvers of every posslole kmd lncludlng some who must be bllnd Now that our hrgh school days are done We all agree that they ve been great tun We ll also admrt that thls IS true There s no better class than 52 Irll McLaughlm 11 '11 - 'vw f-X1 f-'fx . lu Q tn., . 1 , , . 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EL CE ima R S ,Marshal 5 Address PAUL M BEAN PARENTS TEA HERS AND FRIENDS Welcomel On behalf of the Class of 1932 l rerbeat welcome-l Welcome to the tradrtro al observance of Class Day only thls U11 you are our cherrshed quests to an exceptlohal Class Day That ot the Class ot 1952 You are 1'1v1ted to qhmpses f refelatlorts of our past to optrmlshc hopes for our future and to our qay mood of today Class Day loqrcally marks an end to lou years of hrqh school but to us lt rs but a paus before the commencement of our work and oroqress through hte The hte for whlch th ast faur years m M lrose l-lrqh School were a reparatroh And how srt hack relax and help us 'make the pause that commences a Joy to you from The Class of 2 1WKh , . EM ,K . - Mal. A t .s-.sf..L J f f . , 2 . . fr' -- , Q , . . F , . , 7,7 I l YT - .... 1 W w Q. l C N ll I I C T V . , 1 ' r , Q- , A - ' ' e vs f ' ,Q ' E C P . to . f f I l I I 1- N ,' A J 1 Hzffory of the 671154 nf l9w P f , Pl v bf ' l bf -Au The Masque and Wrg put on a gala productrcn ot the comedy You Can t Take lt W1tt1 Vet thrs year starrrng such vete an olayers as MGTJOTID Way lar crre 1 e r1r1c1a Croto Kenneth Eord a d Robert Greene Tne M l r11n1ur1 ty L,ounc1l played o el ven ot our sen rs w er e rr v ev s elrr s a offer lllalf fltl s suggestr r ruvem nt t boys 1 our Crass tt, ut 'o play wrth eager h ar e vcrrou s c 1 mth wnr they vver ass at d The football tearr hcugn su 5 very nany g rres c d rruch et1ert a 11 pre a 1 a ytars 1-vr hose who but nuch s r 1to the team were Dcnala B1 han Erark Ly LJ Gararer Br wer Rober1 Rtoaes rlarvey Graves Rob r Hettora ana Roger Demarrs as well as those who were veterans ot other 'year 1 arrs Jar, lv' J 1 Ered r l Burnha 'Vt l tt Smrth Earle Seama a a Kenneth E a Drsplay skrll on the baseball dro o d vere Paul Bean Earle Sea rrar R1 fora 4a1 e Peter Brown Donald B gharn and Roger Bean Tae ross .1 ry team wrth senrors Ion Arnold R1chard Dras Rrchara Thorp ana Rrcrcra Brooke brought a taste o glory to the school by Wtnrrrr g tne Pro eer 1 s or Charnpronshro and berng hosen along wrth Boston Erg lrsh f re reser Massa husetts rn the New E gland meet at Montpelrer V r rt ont The semor o by achrevrng hrgh ochclastrc ratrng were elected me ers to the Flo cr oocrety were Shrrley ohaor Ianrce Murphy Irll McLaug l 1 Marrorre lo es loan Shendar Sally ua ctrer Elsa Ioyce Patrrcra Cro1o Wal ace Bax er Barbara Doggett Rooer Mathews Robert Greene Ad l Jcko son 1 h Kaneb Barabara Seay y Wolcott Srnrth Wrnrtred Srbley Rrch ra Brook abra Errena Paul Brov n Beverly George Frank Grovr la 1r1e Krng ro e undaurst Helen Mur ny lar et QBr en Mary Olrver a a Rrchara Prtts Gur Log rn s y ar was edrted by the tolrov na oeople Robert Greene Ea tor rn chret wrtln lrtfrary staff made up ot Wrnrtred Srbley Donald Dewsna loan Sherraar Thomas jackson Iohn Drrscorl and Robert Mathews Iohr Kaneb busmess rr anager wrth a busrness statt made up of Constance Bemrs ter Robert Russo Erank Grovtno Paul Browr Irll McLaughl1n and Ann Rolo brns and Tarol H3 ndman Art edrtor wrth a art statt made up ot Shrrleg. Chaolrn Roger BQCII Lours Brown and lame Wrla Ana now our four years are over ana we are reaay to leave Melrose I-irgt School rn a few short hours The future depends on what use we make of the knowledge we have acqurred up to thrs pornt and what we w1ll contrnue to garn Goa grant rhat we may contrnue to lrf e by the lrght whrch burns from the fuel ot rntelllgence and educatron and tr d the way to create peace ara brot erho a 11roua 1out the world - ' ' .. 1 ez 1 , ' er A , 'U , . ' 7 , f- lf-' ' lv1 ,J c on s Pc' 1 , , ri 1 c c, c. 1 e e rose cc 1 e 'c host t e 11o ', ut: - A .N Y, e ' .,- - ,r , -. ', 1 f . ,,. ' ,' fy- e . 1' v., e 1.1x.tea .- 1,141 ress the 1, . on lvrc. , e an c c gl 111 ada 1, x..,'C.15 ingr' 1211: 4 e . j,. ., fm '.,- ., 13 . 4, 1 1,.-,,q A 1 ,. 1, -.. OU. .1.C1 ,FAT 11. 1 11 ' c ..,':L,1 X, 1 A 1. .7 .1.: tit, ' 1 's .piers ' ch ' e ' LTL e- . 1 ' o 1 al- to . not '.-.'151t11:1f ' 1 t ' a .J loc. e 1 b 'e h n 1 c -ce - '1 A 1' -ef.. - , 411,. ' ww. 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Mel -e I '5 t' .1 Sorrell H- t 1.1 l': i d h- 1r1ode', l1 3-11- 1oie5, :f1e:1.o5ta-le 1 171 plf jgt': exh 41 - A 1 1 ' 1 - Prop cry of thc Hlass af 1952 By Manone Iones Hello everybody' I am on a rocket shtp headed for the Moon It IS h year I967 and the Melrose Colony IS well establtshed now so I am on my way to see rf I can fmd employment before I volunteer for the expenmenta colomzatton plan Thrs rocket shtp IS a smooth lookmg and smooth actmg af fa1r prloted by ELBRIDGE GERRY wrth FRED BESHONG co prlot DOTTY AL LEN and DOT DOUCE'l TE are the hostesses and are seattng thetr many pas sengers among whom are KATHERINE KEOHAN SARAH WADDELL PAULA VAKA MARY SOLARI EVELYN PENNY and IEAN DIAMOND We re travel mg fast we ve Just passed outstde of the earth s gravtty area and are now tn the troposphere Lunch IS bemg served and come to thlnk of rt we re all hungry PAT EASTMANI AINA PALM' and IAN MURPHY' actmg a hostesses to earn therr tu1t1on to the Moon Strata Unrversrtyl They served u an atmosphenc salad and acrd soup whtch really was deltcxous BETTY BAIN waved across the atsle she s returnmg to the moon after an earth v1s1t wrth her famrly There seems to be some commotton m the lower lounge but the srgnal goes on for us to fasten saftey belts IIMMY ASHWORTH rushea from the control room and AINA has Just told us he IS the shxp s doctor We found later that Dr Ashworth had to g1ve ftrst ard to DICK ALLEN ana BETTY MacDONALD who had forgotten to adlust therr oxygen untts properly as we went through the stratosphenc area The rest of the passengers seern to be domg mcely w1th the ard of the pressunzed cabms I see DON REED the famous Naval Lteutenant among the passengers It seems he s gorng to command a new fleet on the Moon And theres GEORGE DEAN and hes playmg cards w1th BUDDY KIRMES uh HARVEY GRAVES and DON HOARI They are reported to be gomg to the Moon colony to establrsh a branch of the Melrose Trust Co And next to them ts the world renowned arttst of the Orton stad um next month Gossrp has tt that her excellent agent and secre tary ANN AHMAN ts leavtng her to promote the team of MARILYN EGAN and IACKIE MARCH rn therr unprec dented rrse to fame Therr accompanrest IOANNE BEAVER gave up her earthly work to assrst them tn therr Inter steller concert tour I am not amazed at the excrtement MARILYN BARBRICK rs causrng s n Shes such a favorrte TV star Sh rs scheduled for a personal appearanc tour on th moon The passengers are fascmated by her as she ts berng rnter vtewed by VVALLACE BAXTER from the New Ycrk T mes The lrght on th oanel srgnals us to secure landrng gear and zoom here we ar The door open slowly and we catch our frrst glrmpse of the moon Our rcck 1 taxrs ar wartmg operated by KENNETH FORD TOMMY HANCOCK ROGER BEAN DICK MAI-IER and BUDDY PERKINS all slrck and handsome rn therr Maro vlan unlforms who whrsk us off to the hotel where we are greeted by BRUCE BENGSTON the pres nt manager RAY FAIRMAN the Assrstant Manager very qutetly and efftctently saw to rt that we secured our rooms and were made comfortable We had arrtved at the hotel about dmner trme when work for the day was over and the trme set astde by the planners of the moon crvrltza tron for lersure and recreatron had come So after we dressed for dmner we , . ' . ' t. e , I A . . . . ' s 4 - I Y I . L piano, IOYCE ADLER, who is, I understand, to make her strata debut in the ' R ' I , I ce ' ' . e ' e ' I - 1 , K I e . l ' , . f e. s , ' ' A , e' ' e I -- I I I . , , e J . ', ' game to the aininq salon ef- a beautiful, spacious affair overlookinq the Milky 'Nay. The scenery is just out of this worldl As I surveyed the room searching For faces I knew, BOB BERRIGAN slipped from somewhere and approached 'ny table We chatted for a few moments and I learned that he and his men 'rave been hired by the hotel to protect the lives and properties of the quests Ind a qlance around shows why 'lhe ladies are simply ablaze with star sapphires qlowinq moonstones nd other fabulous Jefv ls lust the other day FRANK GIOVINO I-IARO D ACKLIN and BOB MATI-IEWS had detected and recovered a million dollars forth of precious earth rocks as they call them for IILL MCLAUGI-ILIN who wad left th m in her urse while she answered an Earth radio call from her iusbandl Sne is vacationing here with CAROL GERRISH BOB sun mons the waiter IDON NORRISII who rinqs the menu for my rst dinner c 1 earth And what a menu' Meteor steak with Thunder Cloud Gravy Liahteni C5 salad air space dressinq Whip d star dust Rainbcv sauce This heavenly menu could only have been dreamed up and be turned out y the nctea quartet DICK GOURI EY AL PERRY DICK IRELAND and FRANK ES Triey as you know ros to early fame by qivinq teas to the Melrose rliqh Faculty The liqhts lower and the first act of the floor show is announced .iqqlinq act starrinq DICK BROOKE and his Atomic Lqqs and BOB GREENE fith his Liqhtninq Rods Very clev r these boys They received roarinq ap lause Ncw it s DOLORES KUHLMANN in her new dance the Planetary huffle involv na mor inters acial balance than we re used to on earth She s followed DY GRrTA KLINIEBERG and GEORGE LILLY in their famous Vloon Ballet Suddenly the rroon and stars are shut off and an electrical narqe crcsries throuqh the roorn n arly scaring me out of my wits Bu I on real z without ap earirq tco earth bound that this is the introduction to ie next oct The Aurora Borealis Girls I-IANNAH LORD I-IELEN BAB OCK HELEN ELO and ELSA IOYCE who put oi a simply beautiful display I color-ea 'its ff th the new a ft s sational moon glow oulbs Im ao 'iq to ke on o tncse nome with rn f r IANINE KING to experim nt with ri her rmera CAROL r YNDMAN S fashioi show is rext on the program I hear she ras qive i u n r expensive hop i Paris to desiqn clothes h re on the moon ALLY SAWTELLE is 'nodelina her latest creation called Stardust because s mode e tre y out of rare ana X ensive pink stars trinsmed with silver Ioonbearr It looks d vine on her CHARLEEN BEARCE ap ears on the run Jay modelira Carols latest suit to oe worn while hurlinq through space in a ying sau s e light a a economical no laundry problem on the Ioon you k row D6 aus they re out o the earth s smoke cloud What s that ha 'P Y ss Its aesic, a by the world famous CAROL WETTER REEN o C5 deled J IOAN BLOOD It is a Ileecy cloud with tif a a tc t oo ff th Carols Stardust dre sl This , I o , . 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'rg Que s 'rs oi. tcp f rrzaae c ' ' i S . next creatlon really IS amaz1ng LORRAINE DEYARMOND IS modelmg a hat that looks l1ke a volcano eruptmg w1th real sparks tool 'I Here s IOANNE PERSON modelmg those darlmg magnetlzed shoes for danclng on atmospher1c floors DORIS DIEHL IS modelmg the next pa1r of shoes They re covered w1th ped1greed ch1nch1lla flown ID from the Earth for women w1th expens1ve tastes' Del1cate ethereal harp muslc steals through the a1r capturmg the atten tron of the guests and holdmg them spellbound The tune IS the Angel s Sere nade and the harp1sts great art1sts of the 1mag1nary DANNY SARDO BOB MCCANN and IIMMY SCENNA Then performance br1ngs down the house and concludes the entertalnment for the even1ng General danc1ng be QIHS w1th mus1c by IACK LEONARD S Cometeers It IS a dehghtful evemrwg but the raret1ed a1r IS mak1ng me t1r qu1ckly so I m qu1tt1ng early ton1ght Next mormng now after a long refreshlng sleep and a hearty planet break fast I am start1ng out to see what the commun1ty has to offer IH the way of work for anyone who wrshes to JOIN th1s exper1ment I was told that the cen tral plann1ng board has set up an employment agency to keep track of all post t1ons ID all branches of l1fe up on the moon 1n order to fac1l1tate the process for newcomers So off I trot to 1nvest1gate and you can well 1mag1ne my SUTDTISG when I meet several more Melrose g1rls do1ng the same th1ng RUTH RICH ARDSON DOROTHY ESTABROOK RUTH GREGOIRE NANCY KEITH IANET O BRIEN and CAROLYN ODEGARD PAUL BROWN WALCOTT SMITH and PETER BROWN who under the name Brown Brown and Smlth are run n1ng th1s SEIVICG prov1de us w1th a l1st of pos1t1ons open ID many f1elds and grve us a rocket cab p1loted by PAUL BEAN to help us get from one place to the other w1thout los1ng too much t1me Our f1rst stop IS at the hosp1tal Th1s IS a beaut1fully des1gned plece of arch1tecture and the rocketeer told me 1t lS a RESTUCCIA bu1ld1ng wh1ch of course IS all that one had to say for LEO S fame was all IH the a1r even when m H1gh Schooll A number of our Melrose g1rls have made great names for themselves 1n the med1cal f1eld here on the moon CONNIE BEMISTER IS the head of the hosp1tal wh1ch contarns one of the Imest research laborator1es known to sc1ence earthly or heavenly OLIVE BRIDGE S convers1on of marshmallow fluff to moonbeam burn omtment 1S cons1dered outstandmg wh1le the efforts of ANN GREENWALD CYNTHIA HERMANN and MARILYN HUPF to 1mprove the E1ectron1c VIQW beam ma ch1nes are spectacular HELEN MURPHY nas volunteered to be the one on whom they try out th1s mach1ne and the exper1ment IS to be performed the next t1me the moon ecl1pses w1th Mars Then 1n another laboratory CHES TER CALDWELL IOHNNIE HOWARD TOMMY IACKSON and IOI-IN LADD are work1ng on a very hush serum wh1ch reputedly would revolut1on1ze l1fe The deter1orat1on of the body would be so retarded that people would be exter nally young Tms laboratory IS not open o 1nspect1on so I could Just peek at these ser1ous young men engrossed 1n the r work There are several opemngs for pos1t1ons at the hosp1taI one ID the cperat1ng room where we are go 1ng next An operat1on IS 1n progress and we can watch from the student balcony as DONALD BINGHAM IS performmg the ITICKY 1nterlobectomy on STUART WORTHING the local funeral d1rector Th1s type of operat1on seems to be common here on the Moon and the rned1cal research team of BILL CAR GILL AL IOHNSON and DON LOWE has Just publ1shed a paper GXDICIIHITIQ 1t as an atmospher1c adyustment process wh1ch has to do w1th the regulat1on of the chfference between earth pressure and moon pressure w1th1n the ear RONNIE LOFGREN 61 GARY MCMULLEN are 1n the balcony too and w1ll soon complete the1r 1nternsh1o and start the1r own pract1ces There are several of 1 . . . 1 -- , 1 . . . 1 . . . 11 1 11 . . . i ... 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L 4 1 . . . 1 . , . 1 A ' 1 1 the nurses I1 re 1n the bal ony too watch1ng the operanon PEGGY REED PHYLLIS IN ONTAGUE PAT I-IUNEWILL ANN POWELL ADELE NICI-IOLSON and th y waved to me across th room I dec1ded au1ckly that the o erat mg room IS no place for me so w go on to the recept1on room and general OIIIC s There BETTY I-IEWITT st1ffly starched and tr1m IS darng ten d1ffer 1 th1nJs at cnce seemmgly and keep1ng ev rytn1ng 1 the nosp1tal Q01 IQ on a spl1t se ond schedule I-Ier two long suffermg trred lookmg secretar1es WAI DLNA VVILIIIE a a LOIS GRANT are strugghrg to ke p the pace One of t1ese pos tons 1 ta be avallable but I th1nk th1s off1ce IS no pl1ce for me and gu1etly no on to anotlher bu1ld1'1a The next on the l1st IS th s hoal I know I cant ap ly for th teach1ng pos1t1on that vacant out I want to stop 1n to say hello to some Mel os1ans who are there BILL IKENNEDY as the pr1nc oa1 IS very busy and only t lks to us a f w seconds butt he call d h1s suomaster BOB DEMPSTER who grac1ously akes u all over the n w bu ld1ng whrch was JL st completed IH IQESS We stoo t chat 'w1th IOE Iv II PNO h od cf tre Engl sh Department be fore we peek 1nto the assembly hall where RUTH ILEEERY and MARY LEAHY are putt1ng on a tenn1s exh1b1t1o 1n order to st1mulate 1nterest IH an 1nt rplane tary champ onsh1o mat h But we mustnt stay to see 1t because we have many more places to go before nrghtfall so we wave at LUCIAN ERESCO I-lead of the Nath Department before we take the ocket coo downtown o the Adm1n1stra 1on Bu1ld1ng Th1s bu1ld1ng houses all the execunves of government and all publ1c ser v1ces We have to reg1ster here before we are allowed to VISII The agency told us there were several secretar1al DOSIIIOHS open and had arranged IU terv1ews for us w1th some of the men Our f1rst call IS the Mayor s o IICQ The Constellat an Party has Just been defeated 1n t1e recent elect1ons and the new Lum1nary Party overwhelm1ngly voted 1n WINIERED SIBLEY to replac DON LEEMAN who had served two terms GARDNER BREWER greets all V I P s and W1n1fred sa1d she w1ll appo1nt DICK TARR to help h1m 111 tn1s aff1c1al capacrty Tney ass1gned us PAUL SULLIVAN as gu1de and off w go My IIISI 1nterv1ew was 1n the Publ1c Safety Dept where I wa amazed to see IOI-IN ARNOLD whose complete reform was ev1denced by the fact he had several commendat1ons for safe rocket travel rn the 7 years he had been on the Moon HIS staff WARREN IONES DON CREASE PAT LEONARD and CLAIRE STAMEGNA are the m dels of propr1ety and conservat sm 1'1 the launchmg and gu1d1ng of rockets We shake hands cora1ally and then are escorted to the Publ1c WCTKS Department where the huge art1f1c1al cloud cond 1s rs manufacture all the water used on th moon Th1s g1gant1c enterpr1se was tlre bra1n ch1ld of DOUG KENNEY who b cause of expenments 1n world weatner cond1t1ons was drafted by the government to be one of the f1rst exolorers As we pass to th E1re Control D oartment we atch a ghmose of the ool e Dept hola1ng the1r morn1ng dr1 l and I see some faces I know here too' IOHN DRISCOLL BOB HEFFORD and FRANK WILSON RICO ROSSINO what muscles' We come next to the E1re Control UNIT managed by ROGER DEMARIS whose ass1stants IEANNE COLLINS CAROLYN BRUNS BETTY COURLEY look suo r IP the1r pla1d asbest s 1umpers w1th gas masks to matcn No vacanc1es there but I am scheduled to meet a MR OLSEN m the Chem1 cal Applrances DIVISION Olsen Olsen that name str1kes a bell some where Sure enough 1t IS PAUL who at th1s momen IS engrossed IH a new e C , - fe , Tl ft A L 1 V 1 A ' ,. --e e ' 1 S . 1 o- 11 - - , . , . . -. , . , , 9-L A - ' 1 - 1 9 H 1 g ,W N. . 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' 1 1 sf 1 , 1 , . 1 e ' e c ' A , IC - .,.. 1 I -- - .1 4.4 , 1 , . . 1 v e 1 o . - 1 A 1 - L experrment he rs conductrng w1th CAROL HERRICK ART IOHNSTON and BOB NICHOLS They have taken a rambow beam and are tryrng to duplrcate the color for the manufacture of a dye whtch could be exported to the earth for fabrrcs used rn earth fashrons So far no luck because atmospherrc condr trons make earth fabrrcs fade He needs a secretary and Im almost tempted to accept but I do want to see what the bus ness sectron has to offer So before I decrde Im gorng to hop downtown and rn ervrew some of them The Strata Free Press IS advertrsrng for a copy grrl and that mrght be a good posrtron You know PHYLLIS DUKE IS the eartor of the Strato Free Press and guess who the reporters are? SALLY BOWMAN a well known news gatherer and IOI-IN KANFB famous for hrs factual WD rnformatron The paper rs Just commg off the press and my at entron IS galvert zed by the front pages PAT CROTO caused a hrlarrous rrot yesterday by crownmg ED DELANEY Poet Laureate of the colony Instead of ROSE DE SILVA Pat was late and accordmg to her everyone looked alrke 11 those sp c clothes so poor Ed got crowned and we mean crowned' Pats only been here a year she IS the French Instructor rn SALLY GARDNER S select school for Strato students where SABRA FRIEND and BARBARA DOGGETT have therr space cadet kmdergarten Incrdentally the faculty of thrs select school strato students rncludes DICK THORP and MYROI WILDER those mad sclentrsts who drscovered whrcn came frrst the cnrcken or the gg How ever therr secret has not yet been released for fear rrval colonres would use rt for destructrve rather than constructrve purposes BEVERLY GEORGE and BEVERLY GRAY have charge of the commerclal course Therr enrollment from the earth IS to be the greatest ever next year IAMES RHODES and KEN ROOS RAINE SAVAGE and WARREN CHARLES n the Screntrfrc Arts course Speakmg of college the faculty rs aurte concerned oy a brll before the Mayor mtroduced by IAMES PRESTON and PAUL RYAN whrch would out law homework from the Moor colony entrrely A heavenly ldea' I saw an ad for the cutest astral gown Ive ever seen so I am gorng to the shops to look around The ad sard BROWN S but I hadnt expected to see LOUISE and NANCY as partners' Such an attractrve shop they have I have bought the dress and ther of course had to have shoes and a hat to go wrth rt' Ihey drrected me to MARTHA WRIGHT S Hat Shop wher I found Just the nqht helmet and off now I m n search of shoes boots as they call them on the moon Of course I ll get them at MILLER S KENT MILLER S that 1S I can hardly wart to get back to the earth to show off my outfrt But back to the busrness of frndmg a DOSlI1OD The rocketeer takes me next to the Professlonal burldrng where I am to meet FRED BURNHAM a lawyer of the frrm of BURNHAM RUSSO WYATT ana RENDALL but we frnd he IS rn court and rs not avarlable However PHYLLIS ERNST hrs charmrng receptronlst recerves us cordrally and has made an apporntment for me at a later date She 1s catchrng me up on the news' It seems that IANE CUSH MAN and her husband are resldmg rn the Sphere and are well and pros perous that CAROL GOODWIN also lrves here wrth her famlly and that ANN WALSH has ust had twrns' CAROL MASKELL has been here srnce the frrst of the settlement wrth her husband' I am able to tell them of all the glrls on earth who are marrred BETTY ELLIS NANCY I-IALLAHAN TERRY HER RICK PRISCILLA NELSON PAT HIERPE IOAN SHERIDAN CLAIRE DAVIS RUTH HANNIGAN ANN ROBBINS was Just marrred last month and loads of to the Air Patrol Curriculum 5 IOAN FAIRBANKS, CAROL SANFORD, LOR- others we knew rn our class MARILYN SATERIALE went wrth the U N rn 1960 and s new secretary to the SPANISH leqatlon She loves her work and wanted me to tell the qrrls on the moon she would be up on her vacat1on next year Rrqht across t e hall from BURNHAM, RUSSO WYATT and RENDALL rs the f1rm of COLLINS COLLINS COLEMAN and CHEW an rmportrnq export mo orqanrzatron spectalrzmq rn mterror furmshmqs and decoratrons Our rock t shrp had Just brouqht them some Orlon not manufactured on the moon and IERRY COLLINS was already callma her customers about rt GAYLE COL LINS rs busy checkrnq the shtpment whlle ADRIENNE COLEMAN rs showmq the deltvery men what was to return to earth GAIL CHEW ts fluttermq around admrrrnq everythrnq ard qettmq rn everyone s way' DON COLLUPY rushes tn to see rf hrs specral parnt brushes have arrrved and wax ed a hurrr d farewell as he dashed out to hrs studlo Adrrenne te'ls me he IS pamtrnq SALLY STANFORD S portrart to hanq m ANGELA LOPZ gallery He has already completed IANET LUNDOUISTS We have trme for a qurck run over to see some of the parr' mas there ana frnd many strrkma orrqrnals by RUTH HAYES and IULIE DUCHI not t rnentron DARRELL KEENE and IIMMY WILD who cam to the moon two years aqo to make a prctorral record of hfe on thrs new planet We happened on a study of IEAN CARNEY S exotrc horttcutural rmportatrons Flowers and shrubs are rare on the moon and must be care fully cultrvatea lean s vrolets ana aandehons looked rust l1ke those on earth' It may seem cdd too but there are no natrve domestrc antmals on the moonl ARTHUR S'I EVENS DOTTY SIBLEY and DON THOMAS are very successfully ratsmq horses cats cows and dogs for the1r economrc value to the colony The shrpment rs causmq qurte a ruffle rn th1s Admmrstratron Bu1ld1nq be cause many people are recervrnq thtnqs they had ordered from home lrttle thmqs hke a prllow for IAN HURLEYS desk charr powder puffs for MARY NOONAN Kl e ex for RUTH ETTINGER a fountarn pen for DOUGLAS WRIGHT a tyoewrrter eraser for BETTY LYNN a parr of hrqh heel for IUDY GATES a hard brrstled toothbrush for BARBARA HOLDEN a new charm bracelet for MARIETTA LASKEY a ha1rtr1mmer for ANN MacLEOD some sun tan lotron for IUDY MATTHEWS a curlmq rron for CYNTHIA MILLER a new theatrtcal make up box for DICK PITTS and such thmqs whtch are hard to qet here on the spiere CONNIE MacNEVIN sent for a whole carton of black qum drops and 1 sharmq them wrth IEANETTE NICKERSON Therr offrce IS rn the one rnsurance company on the Moon MacDONALD RAMSAY SEAMAN and ROSS RAY IOHN EARLE and KEN started out on a shoe strrnq and now have thrs huqe offrce wxth four secretar1es each NANCY STURGIS and MIL DRED WEBSTER recently Jolned the frrm but we understand from RAY that one of them rs to be marrred soon thus leavma an openmq BARBARA SEAVEY has applred for the DOSIIIOH and I thrnk she wrll be hrred BILL CAR TER mcrdentally rs the company s prrvate eye and lS workmq on a forqery case at the present trme Someone srqned IOYCE ROGERS name to an as tronomrcal check and had rurned her busrness venture wrth MARILYN DE LUCA producmq cloud stfted face powder EDDIE DONOVAN has Just won an award from the company for sellmq the most msurance for the month nos tnq out IERALDINE FERGUSON DY one polrcy We all stop to see the lrbrary and pay our respects to the new l1brar1an MARY OLIVER who has chosen IEAN MacNEIL as her assrstant IANET O BRIEN has her name on the wartmq hst here We re all starved so we head for the Cafetena wh re we hope to see many more Melrose people who work ln .1, . 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Q, Ig W 'gig Q0 Q X51 fi no W Student 60 11011111141 60 gras Presrdent Iohn Drlscoll Vtce Presrdent Wrlham Flood Secretary Ama Palm Treasurer loan Sherrdan Advtsors Mtss S Hume Mr Dtxon Made up of the ofttcers from the three up p r classes and two representattves from eacls class the Student Councrl was kept busy throughout th school year One of the dutres of the Counctl was to send deleqates to the tall and sprmq conven trons of the Eastern Massachusetts D1v1s1ons ot Student Courcrls Robert Mathews ts the v1ce presrdent ct the Eastern Massachusetts D1v1 s on At thes conventtons some of the com no dttfrcultles tn student councrl procedure were atscussed The annual dance the Wmter Ball pres ented by the Councrl proved to be a qreat suc cess wtth the mustc of Tony Barrle s Orchestra and a Chrtstmas theme to keep rn swmq wxth the season Two of the celebrltles present at the Ball were Mr and Mrs Santa Claus The task whlch was most dttftcult for the Counctl was the edttmq of a new and vastly 1mproved Freshman Handbook Th1S p1ctor1al Handbook should qrve the mcommq students a better understanama of hrqh school hte The Student Counctl was qlven able as srstance tn 1ts many accomphshments by Mtss S Hume and Mr Dtxon C v . . . , , ' I I - ' I I 1 . 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H0 0 Saczcfy First Semester Pre ident Winrtred Sibley V ce President Paul Brown S c tary rr a menu Treasurer Frar lf Giovtno Program flhairmafi Ianet L in q ist Sept mber 1951 'nartced the opemnq o succ ssful year The hrst inauct on cerevno ,f was liela in Seotembe ont tue second in Ia uarx Both were impressive Seven nev members were mduct d in Sep'e-mber and twenty three n Ianuary Tne pre ent member ship of the Sr ciety is thirty three To become a member at the Honor So rely a student must have maintained a record wh ri placed him on the Honor Roll When inducted Second Semester Nmitred Siol Wolcot Smith Barbara Doggett Virqmia Pyne lanice Murphy he pledges himself to follow the high ideals Several business meetinqs have been held at interx als daring the year One field trip w rs mode to the Boston Museum ot Fine Arts to v ew the Viennese Art Collection The hiqh standaras ot the Melrose Hiqh School Honor Society make membership a ovetea honcr and confer distinction oi whi n Melrose high School is Justly proud O .K 'X Q s' : t Q ' - l ' ' ey i - ' 2 ' e re : S .br F l 'J S r : . ., L cl u' ' e c , f , r ' c ' I c ' ' ' N the Melrose Hiqn S:hcol Honor Societyis sixth and principles appropriate to membership. - Q . 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' I Y I ' imp mf Edltor rn Cnret Robert Greene Advtsors Mrss Stahl Mr Battles The otfrcral newspaper of M H S rs th IMPRINT publrshed br monthly throuqht the sfshool year The paper carrytnq news sports features edttorrals hurncr ana prctures rs edrted by se 1ors wrth mntcrs and sophomores reporters Edrtor rn Chret and general overseer Bob Greene who wrrtes nall the edrtor als and asstqns th other eatforrals to varrous str members News edrtor rs 'W1n1tred Srbl Wrnnre assrans all hews assrqnrnents ard keeps tabs on the reporters ln charge of sen lor celebrrttes and al' other t ature art cles s Warsl lov drnan BCD Mathews rs rr1anaq1 3 edttor whrle lack Urrscoll takes care of sports Other rrnportant edrtors are Sally Gardner Bonn Trrnqalr Betty Etus Rrchard Prtts and Sc' y Sawt ll n or r p rters cr mat roto Clarre Davrs Dorothy Doucette Pnfllrs Duke Pat Ecstm n T rn harcock Ann Greenwa fl Martetta L sky Ianet Lu aqu st ard Padla Vaka Mrss Stahl s adw e counsel and sua qestrons as advrsor are both excellent ana helpful to the statt the lrnancral advertrsmq ana clrculatrod Brewer Frank Grox mo and lohn Kaneo alono mth Mr Battles the busrness advrsor Frank S hu ter o a Fred Got. tc ke all t orcwres T IMPBINL MARDIGRAS J h Douq Mor lefs musrc rrotf a to be a great u ess under the drr C tor of M1 s Westervelt ,AJ . t K r .x 'V . . 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L. rf 'et s o.. 7 Ma gum d Wg Dresld nt Thomas Iackson V1CD Dresldent Robert Greene Secretary Maryorle lones Treasurer Ian1ne Kmg Program Charrman Ann Robbtns Adv1sor Mls Kathryn Garden Masque and W1g w1th a very large rnern bershro of forty two emoyed a busy and suc ce sful season Ann Robblns wlth the assrst ance of Mlss Garden and the off1cers presented mary 1'vte sung meetmgs The maJor ev nt f flee year vas t'1e annual play You Cant Tak It W th You oy Moss Hart cmd Rlchard Rodgers Mrss Garden competently coached the players to a smash hrt Robert Greer e took the t1tle role a ta gave azn excellent per formance Hrs supportmg cast lncludmg many from last year was composed cf Tl' mas lackson Eleanor Faulkner Frank Good w1n MarJor1e Iones Edward Hall lane Boh man Sawyer Sylvester Marlorre Way Robert Cathcart Rutn Hayes Kenneth Ford Patr1c1a Croto Arthur larnes Davrd Horan Sydney Srmth Patr1c1a Kane and Larry Lottrldge The nne a1d of the backstage crew sound effects prompter propert1es trckets publ1c1ty make- up program charrman stage manager and ushers made the play a tremendous success and brought many favorable comments The Club enloyed a theatre party rn Nov ember when rnembers saw Henry Fonda glve turn Tfte clos ng months of the year were s err studymg raato technrque and rnaklng recordlngs of short plays adapted for radlo e ntancn Also a drscermng commrttee car fully chose the play for next year As the f nal cbrto '1 lnas down on a pleasurable year our only regret ts the departure of so many fme Senlors from our ranks . 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' ' ' L 1 AC- Q . 1 , - rl 1 ,L rl' , , I I I ' - A v 1 I I I W . cm 1' s...'Zf juuivr Kal 617155 Klub Prestdent Ioanne Person V1cePres1dent Constance Bem1ster Secretary Ioyce W1lder Treasurer Marc1a Easson Adv1sor MISS Flora Lutz The Iuntor Red Cross Club whxch meets n room 311 IS under the helpful gu1dance of Mxss Lutz Our membersh1p IS made up of a repres entat1ve and an alternate from each homeroom After a few meetmgs our club became so large that we found we could get more work done 1f we formed separate comm1ttees Our Joke scrap books w11l soon be flmshed to be sent to veteran hospttals along Wllh a colorful afgan As m prevmous years we have also contrl buted to the Iumor Red Cross Drtve Every little btt helpsl Thts year we sent e1gnt cartons to Caney Creek where there are many needy fam1l1es Cartey Creek IS an tsolated mounta1n settle- rn nt 1n Kentucky These cartons contamed many useful artlcles of clothtng plus some pretty Jewelry and toys Through the Iumor Red Cross we have helped ln a small way to allev1ate the hard sh1ps of our ne1ghbors and our own s1sters and brothers tn the armed servtces Our success comes from the collecttve support of our fellow students I , -1 v X A ' ? o . . ,. 9 lb M A .Ay 5 I 3 7 . V wr! ' V , 'Y ' -MYR!! iq., 7 , D, L 1 W -- . A , A ' l .T...1- x ! y 5 .,7m,'m 3 . , g ,.,i5.!,,::5 . C lyk , - 'glvgz ' C T il F . i, Q1 . +I Y. 5 n-..,.-.,..-p....-w..-L,..- .- . 5 4 A Y H. I V I -g A ' ' , L : ' ' , '- : A A iq D - 4 I 1 . . . , l6'0y Kyle 611111 Prestdeht lohrr Ramsay Vrce Presrdent Iames Ruqqles Secretary Larry Lottrrdqe Treasurer Davtd Tyler Executrve Qttrcer Arthur Iohnston AdV1SOf Mr Stackpole Dtrr q te l95l:J4 season the Melrose Hxqh School Rule Club was moderately suc ess ul Tfre ooys .von NC matches aqamst Wm hester a d lost one o 'Vlalden The team cha very well loy 'nalxma some scores m the John Ramsay and Larry Lottrrdqe wort medals ottered by the Amerrcarr Leqron Th1s years letter wmners are lohrr Ramsay Larry Lottrrdqe Fred Dustm lames Thompson Don alcl Tanner and Davrd Tyler j 0 ' .. : ca- i . I ' - 1 A I' ' ' 1- ' Q X C YY - l 1 . v ' .l T A 1 Tl H ' A , N. R. A. Postal Matches. 1 'W L. 'ft 1 'T T U Q- I ' ' 'l ' 1 1 1 -1 A 1 1 1 ' 6111 kyle glllb Prestdent Marlorte lanes V1CSPFGSld9Hf Wrnttred Stbley Secretary Iamce Krnq Treasurer Nancy Goodwnn Range Offtcer Sue Daft nee Under the commendable leadershtp o Mr Phrlltp Stackpole the Gtrls Rtfle Club has emoyed a very tnteresttrtil and su cesstu and fathers who have been present as chap ones each ttme the Qrrls shot Smce there was such a l rqe qrouo of se ror and Juruor atrls who wanted to Jom th clu tt was dectded that two smaller ones shoula be formed w1th1n the mam orqantzatron Both of tnese shot once a week one on Thursday after noon the other Saturday morntnqs Each month they competed Wllh clubs from all over t'1e country 1n the Nattonal Pcstal Match In addttron they had two matches wlth the Mal den Club A htqh school letter was awarded to each member who recetved at least fcur pornts To ct the top f1V9 tn four matches Also the bras sard was qtven to anyone who shot a posst ble whtch ts a perfect score of 100 pomts Thr uqn berserverance and competttton the G rls Rttle Club members have developed skrll and soortsmanshrb 0 j 0 . i t ,. . - ' ' . , - - , , A I . I l . 1 ' l - 1 , I ' L ' ' ' c ' l . A ' . year. Credit also qoes to the various mothers teceive these points, it was necessary to be one V VN QT. V t . ' a g - , c ' A , ' l t' ' . .. l ' ' e 1 ' ' ' ' ' c ' L, P 'l . Hand Presrdent Nancy Brown Secretary Treasurer lean Camey Lrbrarrans Frank Wrlson Stanley Sheraen D1rector Mr W1ll11HQlOH ASS1SfGHld1f9ClOf Mr Phmney As u 1 the band has had an extremely busy season Playmq at all but two football games rt entertarned the crowd w1th 1ts peppy musrc and umque formatrons The drum ma Jorettes led by Ga1l Chew looked very snappy n th If new red and whlte umfcrms Due to rarn the band ard not parade Arm lst c Day but m rched wrth qreat enthuslasm Fesnval whfch was held rn Everett lt marched '1 the parade and played rn the Massed Band concert Musrc nrqht followed by qraduatlon brought the years actrvrtles to a successful close ' 5 - V I on- Memorial Day. At the North Eastern Music suar A 5165 gfllb Presrdent Robert Mathews Secretary Marrlyn Egan Treasurer Iacquelyn March Under the excellent drrectlon ot Mr Wendell Wxthrngton who was ably assrsted by M Kerth Ph1nr1,ey the Glee Club emoyed a busy etta and partlcrpatron tn the Eastern Massachu setts Mustc Festrval were the malor events but the club also made many other appearances The Club appeared t1rst when rt sang at the Thanksgtvrng assembly From then on the year was a senes of performances commg one after the other The Chrlstmas Vesper Servrce and The Annual Concert were recetved wrth most favor able comments The program was also pres ented to the Rotary Club For the hrst trme re presen atrve sent to the All State Concert at t re Massachu setts Musrc Educator Assoc atxon Conteren e Early tn March he Glee Club ang a Memorral Hall ln a concert sport ored ov lee the month lolanthe a Grlbert and Sullrvan favorrte was presented The except onal cast mcluded Rrchard Prtts lack Bohmcm Thoma lackson Iohn Aronld Robert Mathews Iac quelyn March Martha Thorp Nancy Kenne- son Clatre Young Nancy Sue Rtley and Mar lyn Egan The year closed wtth the Glee Club partr cxpatmg ln MUSIC Nrght and rn the Eastern Massachusetts Musto Festtval held tn Everett L 3 y yl'fZm M337 0 0h,Q d'F?'l flft Pjf 5 5 a 1: K Ca!! r-f 'Q3 'N wlphz' ,cgwzf Amid WU 1 C. 1 I 'x 5' T . V l . 1 .3 I ' ' , sf it l s were ll ,I ' s i'.UCrMcsi 'I ' A I ll l Cf- ' ,t. Cf s t CT1'1Cl SUCC9SSllll'Y9f1f- IPTGSGUTOUOU Of the Oper' Melrose Crchestral Associationf SLater on. u - . I l . ' A ' f of f ,- Af.. bw f of haf fhanm For QW -ff sz' . N , , 1 .IL . . o . . I . Q Q I o .1 ' 4' U' d '1 dl 7 V lfflun -new Q M --wi' 'pw-we V 'K' N? were ,M f1,,N i.'1ffar,:f1r., rr +-lm 1iifSt5?r11.rw'W.A Girl ' glllb Presrdent Ama Palm V1cePres1dent Cynthra Mrller Secretary Ann Robbrns Correspondrnq Secretary Mary Solarl Treasure Ioan Shendan Grrls Club has concluded a most outstand mg 27th year under the excellent gurdance ot our sponsor Mr McPheters known to all as Mac and the frne leadershrp of the above off1cers The purpose cf the Melrose Hrgh School Cfxrls Club 1S to umte the grrls of the school rn a stronger bond of fnendlmess to 1nst1ll them wrth the sp1r1t of bettermq therr hves mentally physrcally and morally and to urge them to be more dependable to therr homes therr schools and therr commun1ty Under the mcomparable leadershrp of Sabra Fnend the Program Comrmttee has provrded us wrth entertamlng and 1nsp1rat1onal meetrngs rncludmg QUIZ programs food sales demonstratrons amateur mght and addresses by outstandrng speakers However We not only have had good times but also accompllshmg our purpose have provlded others less fortunate than we W1l'1 the necessary thrngs Our Welfare Com mlttee has arded many needy famxlles at Ch1rstmas and Thanksgwmg wrth food baskets many charrtable orgamzatrons and has don ated to worthy rece1vers We Semors as we graduate and take the fond memorres of G1rls Club wrth us challenge the future wrth the tnendly Splfll and the torch of a better hte whrch our assoc1at1on wrth G1rls Club has 1I'1Sl1ll9d 1n us l 1 l E 1 ' A Aft' -' 1 ' ' -' ' ., ,va-.g X: 1 Q 1111 1 I V , ' - ...V - -, A ' 'df' K 41 C , .A ' ' f .1 'V' - f ' . 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Hhcerleadcr The 1951 and 1932 cheerleadrnq of M H o qot underway wrth the start of the football season Although thrs season was dlsappolnt ng rn sorne respects on the whole the sprrrt and co operatron arnonq the student body good Pep was the password and the ten heerleaders ludy Strles Astrrd Palm Iudy 'Varr Sabra Frrend Ann Trrnqalr Ioyce Adler ,anet Lu dqurst Anne Robbms Carol Herrxck and Lorrarne Savage certalnly demonstrated lrnrnedlately for ow no leaae-rs launched n Q he The hrqhlrqht of basre Dal qarrte played wrth F nton was held 1n Melrose The fr d rnterestrnq but reno fheerleaafr clcss s J beaaw March 7 W tr QU otoal ask Da C CCUC v 'll'l HCL 1' h c lsq1c Qc? cC1QCY Hi' nga he1r abrlrty rn th1s respect h dule ct prafhces me '1 la 1 IX ' ' . . ' 'l ' i. , fo A the in V.- , 1 Q ' intl t o - ez 11 S7 - .. , ' ' ' - ' ' X 1 '1 was in, annual 3 ' , , ' ' . ' V11 Conf.- ' at 1: L . - ' ' . - . se' V C' ,ergo 'ers Cheerleaders and football team, was very from Clinton, plus the ten M. S. cheerleaders . ' .1a'e '. ' L A rivalry. I ' A 1 A' ' 1 ' . . ' .Q V , E v 'es ff? tue foll 'fear ' - ' J 1 , ah gifs -1 nng fit ine 1 ' '. A . so e A o- io' o Qe.'1gnt1l1Ac 111- If 61116 Pres1ae nfoert Mathews V1 e Pre ae 1 Frank G ov Sec 1 y Thomas I-1arco K Treasu e 'VM olcott Srn1 h 'T 1e P-1 Cub lS o e lor rnembersh1p tc any lu'11 or Sen1or ti y at Melrose Hxqh Sci T e eetmqs re neld every Tuesday evem Q a e VMoA Mr Ernest Huntoon IS e c up s admsor Dunnq the year the clubs presented many 1nterest1nq programs wh1cn 1ncluded sports mqhts moV1es and d1scuss.1ons Arnonq the well known persons to address the club was Eddle Wa1tkus hrst baseman of the Ph1l doctors also addressed the club The purpose of the club IS to create rna1n ta1n and extend throughout the school and cornrnumty h1qh standards of Chr1st1an charac ter The club IS bu1lt on the platform of clean l1V1nq clean sports and clean scholaIsl'11p 1 l f a l-v1b- rx Y - A v I . . y A A H1 ' ' I ' ' ' C - Sl nt: 1 1 1110 I 1 ,' , re':r 'z . ' ' -- C' ' ' ' ... - ,. r -1 A , , , A. L- 1 l - Chapalrn: Chester Caldwell adephia Phillies. Several local clerqymen and .L Ili-Y l ' p n I ' ' , ' - ' 1 'or V ' o . ' ' , locl. h '. a l ' , ' ' ' A W, , Q A ,, . . t l - 'Q' . ' ' I , 1' , library 61116 Presmdents Doreen Cataldo Beverly Doucette V1C9PfGS1d6HfS Shlrley Keatmq Nancy Iones Secretanes Clarre Cummmqs Manorle Frederlck Treasurers V1rq1n1a P1ke Gertrude Staples The Lrbrary Club now m ns second year has had a busy season Members helped choose new books o excrtement Humor and myst ry for the school l1brar'y Durmq me weekly meetmqs asslstance Na a Vc c Mr Rose the l1brar1an a a sp sor a members who helped to Keep I e LO ks rr order and who prepared tae ew c outtmq the books away a a r fa L a fb n ommq and outgo faq 1: K A tnp to the Mu eu cyed at the end of we ,fefr Q ' : - ' ' ' s A i on 1 s. '- ' 2 ' ' - - , ' ' n' on ,byllfcfrlie - . ' s 1 2 o M '- . - - r r 1, :Q booksf r use. l , . , , Help was also given after scnool every day in ' ' 1' n'irs.msn,..e ' ' ' 1 C ' 1. ' oo' s. 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' xl Q 9 . ,, 1 , L. - -J . l 4 Ar! gfllb Presrdent Sally Ann Sawtelle Vrce Presrdent Kathryn Badesso Secretary Sandra Burnett Treasurer Elarne Keppe Fa ulty Advrsor Mrs Foster The Brusft and Palette Socrety or Art Club meets every ther Thursday afternoon rn 3l4 the Art rocm lf you should wttness one of thes rn t as you w uld see a number of freshm n sophomores ,unrors and senrors busrly sk tcdmq parntrnq or dornq handtcraft lr y u nad loclced rn on us thts year you av seer us slcetchmq a portrart of an M ld S rrodel drawrnq a landscape from the wr dcvv watchrnq slrdes or domq our lat st or t t oll oar trnq One of the prmcr oal e er ts of Art Club thrs year was a trrp to the Museum of Frne Arts to see the very lovely Vrenrese Art Exhrbrt Thrs was enloyed by all our members and gave us an rdea of the extent and varrety of art rn other countrres The Club has been a source of mstructron and learmnq as well as enjoyment Mrs Fos ter rs always ready to help anyone to develop a technrque to draw rn the perspectrve or to shade a ptcture or hrqhlrqht rt to create the best effect We have studred the styles and techm aues of some of the well known artrsts by means of colored slrdes of therr pamttnqs lt rs rnterestrnq to see how very drfferent the varrous artrsts are rn therr rdeas and therr portrayal of rdeas Art Club has certarnly proved to be botfr enloyable and profrtable to all of rts members from the novrce to the veteran artrst l t ' : . ' I - I ' I L 1 l . I V C I , , , . e .ee in ' ' o I I I I rr 9 1 l l l ' L - T '. e' l Q ' T ' ' ' I T under the able guidance of Mrs. Foster. V A . ' , 'f ,., l ' r - . , t . . Q I X mtqlit e Z r ' ' ' , ,Yu Y T , A , T e A ctect, ' A 'nt' . ', -'- ' ' ' , - . v 1 ' ' '- ' ' ' f 5 I A Q 4- Q xl, ' .Is I 4 3- , V wr . ,M Q V' Y If t all 5 The purpose of this organization is to take The club meets alter school to draw original L ' ' r ' ' , f appro' l rnto 1ts membershrp those of the school who are mterested rn plctorral sketchmq lt alms to develop ones talent rather than to teach art therefore 1ts proqrarn does not lntertere wrth that of the Art Department cartoons and than to suomrt tlcem or Ja to be used rn the cluo oaper C 1, lcle rio pert Wrlhams was elected Ch el Cartocfu t tor the past year Zurrmf wuts glllb P s ixe action toward a better proqram was aaootea at the start of the school year by t e urrent Events Club Two Program chair nten S iley ohaolin and Edward Hall were elected to plan th discussions field trips and aeba es qrouos c our country was aroused by the pre vailant corruption in government and other ol cles Many different facets of the situation were prese ted ana enlarged upon by discus sion lr the subsequent meeting the issue of scandal college sports was dealt with in the sans rran er A field trip to the State House in Boston x as proposed but postponed on account ot bad weather and the tact that there was no mee inq ot the House of Representative The se ond trip was postponed because of a bus strike and lack of interest at the time Toward the end of the school year the pr grams consrsted of a series ot informal discus mentary on the situation there as he viewed i during World War ll the condidates and the qualifications a review of the leading cand dates for party nomination in both partie Material for discussion was received from the campaiqn headquarters of Eisenhower Kefau ver Stassen and Taft To round out the club s activities a bear' party was planned tor late in May 1 A-av , 1 1 A Q A. i , .' M by A. N A A . 1 , .A -N., . . ' , -.A , hut ' A V I A . 1 Le V l I I l ,- i '- - - T 7 f The club early in the year, like the citizen sions: The Far East with Mr. Hildreth's com- w xl - - ' ' Q, Q g ' T ' ' ' ir -'y -I A f ' ' ' ' 4 - , ' ' i- A -fx H ' ' P - ' ' ' S. l L . i 'li l I ' I l ' A L, ' . ' in ' ' ' ' 1 - N ...e .. .n . , if - , ' 0,0 rafzfrs 61,110 If 1t IS a mov1e a tape re ordmq a lllmstrl or slxde showmq or the playmq of a record cr transcr1pt1on then tt IS usually some memb r ot the Ooerators Club who lS responslble for The Operat rs Cluo IS made up of approxt mat ly 'IO boys These boys make tt possrole tor the teachers to use audlo vtsual teach na ards tn thelr classes .vrthout berng concer ea wrth the mechamcal setup of such equroment Consequently thts lub ts performmq a real sem c to the t ac r and the school 1 e rr sclt ecubare Pres cent Puchard Pttts V1 ePresla nt Dana Drown Se-cr tary Srdney Smtth Ltbrarlan lohn Ladd Thus 3 ar s ser or members mcluded Douq las Kenney lohn Ladd Robert Nrchols Dante Sardo and Rtchard Pttts l l l ' ' l , c I , ' ' 'i e f e he s . - V ' - - - ra of cet 'lt l : , e settinq up the equipment and returning it. tn A at 'D , XJ ' v . e - X . , ' ' -T A .1 l 1 l ' I , . . Q t , . V U , ,A . ye , Ai . V ' ' YA . . .. , 1 , I C , I 1 , ' c ' ' ' ,, , ' . Modern D ucv glllb tses and creattve dance The yearly Qoal of he qtrls ts to ao to Newton where they are rn tructed by a noted art1st rn Modern dance Presrdent Iudy Strles V1cePres1dent Ferne I-layhurst Secretary Treasurer Beverly Heath Sponggr M155 johngign The qrrls aanced The Blue Tango and The Syncopated Clock on Muslc Nlqht The Modern Dance Club meets every Mon Thrs was a new experrence tor most of the day and often on Wednesday rn the Glrls qrrls and was also a debut rn publlc for tlne Gym Everyone part1c1pates ln rhythmrc exer club I l I . ' ' 1 ' - S , A . V , 1 If If - If , . . . 1 . . , ,411 ed youth Presrdent Robert Greene Vrce Prestdent Ama Palm Program charrman Edward Yaurtg Se ret ry D rts Drehl Treasurer Carol Hernck Advrsors Mr Walton and M s Chase .After t ur years rn Melrose Hrgh Allred Youth has the second larest lub memberslu rn the schocl sec nd only to Glrls Club Th Clubs purpose ts to seek the truth concerntng relatron to these problems Members have t make no promtse t absta1 but as a result o the tme program orovrded DY Eddte Young the best way of ht tn relatron to thts problem rs au te ev dent Programs have conststea O' talks by varrous rrmrsters c a hes teachers doctors and ofttctals The Club also vrew a many trn dccumentary hlms orcernmg alc holrsm The annual dance featured a sports theme wtth Wally O Hara sorrmmg records The brg s cral event of the year was the trrst annual men teachers vs boys basketball gam The game att acted over UO students hllrng the gym to overtlowmg and swellmg A Y s treasury by S383 Ead You g Dcrrs Drehl and Clatre Davts repres nted Melrose at the annual A Y con ta As a result ot the larger bank balance A Y hopes to send even more delegates to nex year s conventton At tne present moment the Club ts eagerly wartrng tor the release ot the new Allred Youth movre Freedom for Youth Whrch explams the our ose and work of Allred Youth Q ' : c r ' ' ' ' , c a 2 o ' ' l , 1 , . . c . I 5 - 1 3 e. r 5 ' C A-P, . . T . . H I V 3 A , ,' .3 , le H I , , W ,Q NJ V V ,Q 9 . I . bevgmqe Gleehel and theubest WUY Cf me m vention, held at Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvan- ' V O l rt, V t .I V V I f .ll A I Q I ' ' . ,, V t 9 , . , ' 4 Q - ' 1 A ' ' . Q 1 W - A sf L . A .V A A Q ' , o c. , c W ' r A . A . , Y G. . ,, ,, , . . .' e o V. ' c . '. rec- A p Q . ?re14cl1 gfllb Presraent lane pushmarr V1CSPTQS1d9Dl Sally Gardner Advrs r M ss N Yvoaae TV1 che To Jom th French Club one crust have had at least one year ol French The rneetmgs are held every second ana fourth Frrday of the month A drtterent secretary rs appotnted at every rneetlng to take notes and transcrrbe them rnto French tor the next meetrng Durrng e year we have had entertarnrng slrdes and rnavres ot France taken by trrenas ot the mem bers ot tae club who had vrsrted that country .Ht Chrrstmas we had a Chrlstmas party at f n ch tie members exchanged grtts wrth lrme r cks and cards wrrtten rn French Although a small organrzatton the French Club has been very actrve and rts members have thoroughly emoy ed every meetrng l ,-, . A AA , , . . l .ll , . 1 . -. , . I . ,K - . F . , , , , e . l . l L . l V - , , . Q - xrw im 1 , . . - l hc, A . , . .1 A ' A - 1 I , . . ' I ' I ' . , , v . . l . H0 key Captarn D nold Dewsnap Manager Rrchard Dtas Wrth only one veteran returnrnq from last years squad an rnexperrenced Melrose Hrqlr School Hockey Tearn placed seventh n tHe Greater Boston Interscholastrc League wrtlrr a rd v rm ns wo ttes ana srx los Larotarn Donald Dewsnap the sole veteran pertcrmed douole 'luty on the lrne and defense Demo rewarded wrth a posrtron on the trrst lrne ot the G B l All Star Team Senrors Pete Brown Brll Carter ana Art Stevens played yeornart roles dunno the season l l ' I C recc cf t' o fi A-, t Q , ' ' ses. Coach: l-lenry W. Hughes T ' 1 f t I . ' - l c A , S.. .li .xp N--th-4-L-g 9311! H0 key Melrose may well be proud cf the team wh1ch represented them m the held hockey qames th1s year The qxrls demonstrated ex cellent team Work The suck handlmq alonq wrth the sportsmanshrp helped to make thrs team one ot the best Melrose Htqh has ever had Among those qlrls on the varsrty team who contnbuted to the teamwork were the fol lowmq seruors Carol Herrrck Barbara Holden Elsa Ioyce Cynthra Mtller Ann Robbtns and Mary Solarr Thts year there Was no reqular captatn Each qame Mrss Babson selected a drfferent captam for each team In thts way more curls had a chance to represent the team t 5 . ig X , N ' . Q A ., I 6 Az W to sl' J X V , ' ' xx! 'sf ,Q N, . f 'V - QP' . . , X Y ' 1 n D kb ,., . T. A t 1 , . , I L I ll I 3 ' 1 , ' '- I I I , . , Hoy ' 15111 kefball Captatn Gary McMullm Coach Doc Clark Manager lack Drtscoll The 195152 Basketball Team under the coachmg of Doc Clark completed xts M1ddle- and seven defeats to take fourth place behmd Wmchester Readrng and Stoneham respec ttvely League champlon W1nchester also went on to take the State Class B Champlon shlp and ended the season wrthout a smgle loss to mar tts record Earle Seaman was the team s h1gh scorer and second tn the League to Harry Malonson of Stoneham Outstandmg both offenstvely and defenslvely was guard and captam Gary McMu1l1n Other stellar performers who had grven the1r SGTVICQS to the vars1ty tn past years were Paul Bean Rog Dernarts and Fred Burn In a postseason game Melrose was de- feated 1n 1ts annual game by Morgan l-hgh of Cl1nton Connectxcut Mcrgan went on to w1n the Class B T1tle rn 1lS state after thls con quest In th1s senes Melrose has now won two contests wh1le losmg one sex League season with a record of seven wins ham. Gzrl Ka kefb ll Coach Mrss Babson Manager Martha Wrrght Durrng the 1952 basketball season lee g1rls played mne games four ot whrch were held at the opposrng teams schools Drtferent captarns were chosen at each game Coached by Mlss Babson the grrls worked hard the hrst and second teams were each able to w1n three games Th1s was an rmprove ment over last year s season The hrghest scorer tor the trrst team was Ruth Ieftery who made srxty nrne porn' for the team Mary Solara ran a close se ond Excellent guards were Carol Herrrck Elsa Ioyce and Sabra Frrend tor the second team Phyllls Duke made the next hlghest number Among the guards tor thrs team were Marsha Harrrngton and lane Foss The managers were Martha Wrrght Ruth Vlrnott and Delores LeSattre ' I . ' C . l , l A ' r l V Karen Bryant brought in the most pornts 900th ll Co captams Paul Bear Robert Mathews Coach s Dave Gavrn Huqh Maclrarlana Managers Myran Wllaer Robert Rendall Desptte a wrnless season the coaches and they showed rn the face of defeat Over sched ulrrq and the teams havmq to face the fou qra ts of class A Haverhrll Newton Malder and Medford tn as many weeks proved to be the dec drnq facters rn the Rarders record A mrd season swrtch from the spl1tT form atron to the Srnqle Wlnq made a qreat rm provement rn the Rarders attack Coaches Ga rt and Maclfarland patrently made sh1fts rn th lmeup from week to week rn an effort to produce a wrnnrnq combmatron but the four lopsrded defeats at the onset of the seasor' proved too great a barrler to overcome The class of 52 was represented tn the baclcfteld by Co captarn Paul Bean Peter Brown Drck Tarr Robert Hefford and Donala Brnqham rn the lme by Co captam Rober Mathews Iohn Dnscoll Harvey Graves Gard ner Brewer Chester Caldwell Thomas Han cock Robert Rhodes Earle Seaman Roqer De mans Frank Grovrno and Paul Sulhvan Co Captaln Paul Bean recerved honorable mentron as a back IH the Boston Heralds all scholastlc team 5 I C - . ' : L, ' e ' ' . e': ' , '. U A 1 I f c : t ' , t . , ' I f A I H If . , , , , 1 . team deserve much credrt for the sp1r1t whrch - - A ll . YF' rl . V I A k Q I - . 1 I I - 1 Qzrl Afhlcizc Assvfzaf on Presldent Ann Robbrns Secretary lane Thompson Treasurer Cynthra Mrller Thrs year the G A A through rts Coun Q11 whlch rs rnade up of offrcers managers and lass representatrves has made qulte a few hanqes rn pohcy The greatest chanqes ha Je been rn reratron to h cons rr C1131 sports awards for YI a rr Cala f1J1U6S The Councll also W K vev nara a r ng a Freshman Sophomore ela Day r re srrrnq season Under the aore T aderehr of Whse Babson who brouqh many new ara roqres Srve rdeas Wrth her di Q year 11' G A .A has had a very profrtable s ason . 71 A- T A 4 A :fr M c , '4 .Y L' , 5 5 1 f 1 ' v 1 5' 5 3 5- , ' ' ' Q. K 1, 1 ' I 0 0 I I 5 A A ' ' A the a' h rent of the p ' Vice-Prggidemg Astrid Palm system and the inauguration of gnaivzdual I A ' ' e.r cu i fr agtT ' . , 1 . , ' ' efed or Q. 'pl T. ri V ' A , ' V FL, Q ' iff Tyr, , I ' A - . ,e'-i-Q.'., A I ' I A r Q X A - ' , A.. , .vs . . .... C ' ' . 1 ' , e . ,y ,,,f-' Kaseball Last ye r s Mrddlesex League Baseball charnprons are currently ln the thlck of a hot race for thrs year s baseball crown The n1ne has won tour ot then frrst hve games Varl bearnan has already won two games 1n the young season Behlnd hun are Peter Brown outhelder prtcher and Iohn Rtzzo Hea vy hltter Paul Bean IS agaln holdlng down hrs thrrd base pos1t1on Bean along w1th the smoothheldmg Frannre Tralll provrdes Mel rose wrth a strong left s1de At the keystone sack IS long ball hrtter Paul Mowder wh1le tlrst base dutles have thus tar been handled by Paul Chnton and Larry Ryan Dorng the catch mg IS Don LeSoffre The outhelders are Drck Maher Don Hume Drclc Tarr and Ed Fogarty V vt.. A ' Q xx LL g A A I 11 .. ' f r a y H f L . , , , . X... . , , I . . . I I I . 1 r I 1 A. 4.4 9 A - ' l . I I . , . , - . - 1 , f ' 5111 Softball Coach Miss Iean Babson Manager Carol l-lyndrnan With much spirit and determination the against the strong competition of Belmont Mal den Winchester Newton Lexington Concord and Arlington The players who were veterans ot last AMX M Wygfflbotx years team were rayils e other lean Bucci Mary Leal y yrithia Vliller Added to these were Yiewco ers Anarea ar tier Dorothy Doucet Kar '1 Qryant 'Vluriel Beck and loan Barnpton Under the able oac 'iq lvl s Bass '1 the airls enzoyed a orotitalol s son ' I lg ' ' - ' 'I 'i Duke-,Su Q' . . ', f1,G11CiC'il.4 . 1952 softball squad displayed their ability Pyyie, Elgme Kepp9L,C'A51yj?Eg?Ck5qgn, -Carol ff - X , 0 t 1' R of MJ' 9' t t s xg O fl Bl 0 xpu, U 1 L U -A XJ K Crack Captar t Bob l-lettord Coach Foster Flmt Ma a .N T beg be c roemberb o tr l932 MHS track tearr mcluae m the 100 yard dash Chet Cald well and Gary McMullr1 1r1 the 220 yard rum' Tom I crc rr Kerr ora Gary McMullm and Bob lla ew rl the 440 yard run Bob Hefford Ke r r George T lly Tom lackson and Drck Bro m tlr 880 yara run Bob Hefford ana Drclc Brooke rr the relay Paul Sullrvan Bob Mathews Tom Iacksorr and Don Thomas 1n the shot put event Harold Iacklm Frank Gro vmo lack Kaneb Gardner Brewer Iohn Ram say and Chet Caldwell rn the h1q'1 1ump Bob Hefford and Gary McMull1n Outstandmq lower classmen mclude Bob Dlas Roger Barley Ioe Be-1d Drck Iones and lack Lynch At thrs wrrtmq the team IS hopmq for a successful sea son havmq scored a vrctory over Wmthrop rn thelr openmq meet .4 r I M fi , . A 5 ,- 4.7 . , ' lvl ',,. ' x . L . . I IT qer: .. c t L I f ' ' , : ' ' 1 ' KF? A- ' 'Z -9 ' George Lillyg and in the running broad jump - ' - ' 1 . . . . l 5 ' , ' ' I ' A 3 ' so. , L F ', ' ' I ' I , ' fe rv. J l ' - - ' n Ll. D, ll . , - Tr Bc d, G .1 ', ' I ' ' ' ' clqer Q .e ' ' , ' ' ' , Hrrrss Kouufry aptaln Iohn Arnold Coach Doc Clark 'vlanaqer Bob Nlchols and Dave I-lutchrnson Country team to one of 1ts best seasons Wm rung by hlqh scores Melrose went undefeated throuqh all ot 1ts dual meets and won the D1v1 slonal Charnp1onsh1p After taklnq second places 1n the League and State Meets Melrose Nas chosen along w1th Boston Enqhsh to re oresent Massachusetts ln the New England Cross Country Cha s Q-rath Doc Clark Burlrnqton Verrno eqhth 1n the New r. qlanas auao V16 C C1 GC Bob Dxas loe Bea Wallace presented the trorzny Non a +1 .J stonal Champlonshno 1 tne 'ual s nc team ended tts season mt a ccnaue rnentwhere Doc Wa qrven an s nbea ola que by the Melrose I-arners Sm to 7 Me rose has Won 90 out c lO2 ua e C' ' : - nzpiornhips. Tir. kr.: Mc- . C , , and ine fzsi iearf. :veit to I , V . ' , ni, 'fl re the Lair. gl c ' ' ' ' i ' Cn . ' . The fl S A ', This year Doc Clark coached the Cross- paced by Captain Kohn Arnold Zzck Thorp, J ' . Q - ' , 1', Bonny Hanson and Let. .' ' , - , .C ' . tin, Bxvz- ' ' 2 g ' ' ,o 1' I , l cl cl. The ' ' ', ' ' , ' -1C1fB6l- ' , C . s ' . in c ' ', ' I ' c d' 1 rxects. New--Y Hays ' Zflfllfll lne B ys Tenns Team coached by Mr enced underclassmen Matches have been Hxlcret 'mas haa an uneventful season due to played Wlth Malden Watertown Wmthrop the F t that most of 1ts players were mexper Belmont and Wakefleld s , it Z . I , . wwiig, c .-1 ' , , .. V V. 1 , . . L . , , , 1 . . t , . . . .CC .. A 1' . Gzrl Ccwzz Coach Audrey Iohnston Only a few q1IlS came out for tennrs ln the fall but w1th the comlnq of sprlnq more and more new faces began to appear on the courts The stress thts year was on slcrlls ratl' r than actual play and the qtrls worked hard perfectmq thetr weak strokes Although they played only a three stroke q e tforehanc oaclchand and servef they sh ed tntelltqe ce rn placmq herr s ft, zf NJN' N An outstandmq feature whlch the qrrls showed was therr courteous court manner and neat appearance Matches were played w1t'1 B lmontt Mal den Wmchester Arltnqtoi and Newton The senlor tus year on a team conslstlnq of three sm and two doubles were Ruth Iettery and Kerth playma flrst and second srnqles t1ve I 0 I 9 t l l . ' 'jf N5 g t ' ' , ' Q ' ' ' res ' ly. ' ' i ' S. 'W . JY' K u 5. f 4 n t y VX t J r fly p' 0 ' , t J N X , 5' ty ku 0 mostly mexperlenced players Tae semors on ollowma teams Wmchester Readmq and the team were Thomas Hancock and Paul O1 Naketleld sen The coach was Mr Wllson The schedule .ro O This year's qolt team was composed ot consisted ot six matches, two with each of the 0 J? Autographs 9 9 65 2 ibut E gfwgfb uw-- -5' J 7' . ' , ' Q., ,115 tlwlhtybig' 11,55 ..'., . lf .1 J Ga. 3 P U19 15 fi ' ,4 ufagraphs MINOR AUTO REPAIRING LUBRICATION SPECIALISTS N LIN ve 'cs DICK ROTI-IERI-IAM S TOWN LINE SERVICE INC 1122 MAIN STREET AT MELROSE GREENWOOD LINE 608 7-xi SCHULASTIC HONORS' For Prom Dcxtes or Any Formal Funchon' 1 C had KENT IS OPVN DAILY FROM 9 'VO 9 1 We 1 L Q my hme t 1 I-1 r HOCDD ART M I LANG S Esso SERVICENTER C3 n CJ S 870 MAIN STREET ME 4 8050 gag- X ., 'rzv , X --XM 'xSr,,.,,, -. x 5 Ki A-7f.fQ3f-wi'-, .. ,X V ' . : :'f U'U , ew -if . Q 1. 'Q glk If :milfs f rx- iz K ' X . rar.. 'Aitur flrzzmzl ' Q 'Q Q , 1 rox. Var.. 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Tf?Fy:11ie ff: 9 ff? if-r .'Li'?' t 171:11t i't1'1:, , S Q, -' ' tfffffff? .Ffffff f.. If lf, 5':. Tff'f1,'.'.'f'fI, IJIf:s:-f. DRESS CLOTHES RENTING PL L 'K L Speclcrl Aden! on To Weddlnqs 1 T WLWLJES 5X1 ORD IA K W ISSN SUITS STYLES SERVICE SANITATION BURNS INC Best Wsshes to the Class of 52 F N JGSLIN CCDMPANY PAH EX , EMIS ,L 'xflfff L, SQXTTSS .Y , S., 'S S ffff .AL.f K El VVS 13 PS L' S FFXI! lfSI.f,13QIS SUIvilviEP POR Qi , . I E S'jfxfImfEF Sfff F 'W VN' O M may fcergtiqs I fhf' 'IIE' 1941 I Q Q f I HDNDBPQS WM2 Gi-31191211 Contractors Faukners ffl' E 'f 7 lf' I.fIf-.S:f. . I ' Qrmmamd CKGHSWQ SMITH BUICK CCD Sunnyhurst Dalry Products Fo' Radiant Health I ll ' ll I HOWARD I OI-INSGN 'S A FRIEND It the llnovl llow Years ol expenence ID servlng thousand and th usands of Undergrads hav glven Ken h1gh and Prep school men Thats why season alter season Undergrads come back to Kennedys for thelr every clothlng need KENNEDY S UNDERGRAD SHOPS BOSTOIN PROVIDENCE WORCESTER SPRING? ELD HARTFORD BROCKTON FRAMINGHAM fe' ran NWLJO V ls Comphments of UNION OIL COMPANY Wholesale Domestlc Industrlal Fuel 0118 o 9 ee , 99 1 l J ' g , .. ,, . . 'f L'4 'iii nedys the Know How, so 1m ortant to all .. P' ,1lg'..:iI:'-2 we ' 1 - -2 zgzgzzf L Qi X 5 faq' ld' RQDX T o 0 Q!! 4 0 - 5 i CLPAV' AND FARMS INC EGG9 A POLLTRY Clas, M1953 Class of IQE4 I 4. I- f X. . l I . I T ' w A-flf if . . . ' ::.yl1:: hive, pf . . . Q HOLLAND' AUNDRV THE MELROSE YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION MELROSE FLORIST COMPANY NE I 7 Cutv Televusuon and Radzo SALES AND SERVICE ON ALL MAKES TV RADIO REFRIGERATION TUBES IV XNYOIVIIING X I.., x If . , . - Q.. x I 1 x:11g'rI1t11'lt.f3 pf . . . ' 1 11ggzI1zx1'l11is Q1 . . , , xr ,r I AAI? vw . -. L ,E IME 4'-SLFU BENSON GOSS FUEL INC x4EN'Sr BENSON ICE ,, Goss runs , SERV FUEL O of 5 GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMATIC OIL HEATING TRLI M NT S MELROSE 4 -1047 CCNVERCV RUBBER CC MAI 1 RUBBER CANVAS ond ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR ff L I I D I V O ff' 'V -A, 4 4: -X jx mc. 0 K -L 076 I ei-xx 20 I EVQX E ME -f CIC:.g:5Q1N1e1'.tA of . . . L-: 'NJ J s ' . QUE? if , .7 T Y ,A .N-. -L,,,.iW-,, . L. 1.....f'.. - .VI A I . ,,.x 1rJ.... . XWPW bb Qafuswfued wth Less MELROSE CO OPERATIVE BANK SM ST FET 9 . . XE f X' l i' Q wwf. L. R MOULTON CO 1if1:1is f. .. MELROSE SUPPLY CO Q S ppl TIVIE MOHAWK RADIO CO NEWHALLS SHOE STORE FAMILY FOOTWEAR IVIILTONS DRUG STORE LLOYD ICE gl COAL RINGHAIIIS MOBILGAS d d 1 IGNITION GENERAL REPAIRS LUBRICATION 9 IVI ESSO SERII ICE STATIOII Iv AI RANDS TEXACO SERVICE STATION u . v Plumbin , Electrical and Industrial u ies A . JiUg:I1Q:m 2 M21 3:9 if 55 Main SI. Q . I Irose Q54 I I C mI3IifY19I'1I5 OI - - - -QQIIITIITKSRTS Cf . . . 7 I Q'gw1uyiIii1enIs . . . T mphmermis OI . . . - . 1 728 IVICIIH Straw 'I . I L- IR 7 I l 4 fc' AfIQI'I.GI'IIS . . . We call for cm e wer I 7 I I . . 6 Gin os? ME 41-97:95 THE CASEY FLORIST COMPANV M 869 Th St F d y ME 40123 Sl M RAYS FASHION SHOP Wath WADLAND S DRY CLEANING Phtqrph Sppl M J X1 J SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY ME 4 2250 V 6 fb ft QS METROPOLITAN af UFRUSTED HJUDS DIUISIHH l A Femplirrtertts of . . . ot 93 ople Street , S' .- l me e ore of rien 1 Service Phone - j9 .om Street Melrose, Moss. Melrose Moss. Diamonds c es y . . Est. l9l7 Now featuring cz full line of oo cx ic ies Prortkltzr Square - 420 om Street Melrose 4 J Y S gr 3 V,-:A Xe 1 KXAXAXQ J H X x wx 0 N tl Q 'f A Of Z 'GQ X 0 E X f' Tw A G. GIOVINO and COMPANY Servmq New England for 68 years WHOLESALE GROCERS FRUIT and PRODUCE Double G Brand and Blue Orchard Brand Connectmq all departments LA 3 5050 OW V W Blf l 9 MAQS lumu s ments C ONEILS MARKET F W WOULWORTH C0 lass L Rm s BEET MG C L HIGHLANDS BARBER RHOP Suns Made to Order DRY CLEANING PRESSING lvlk 4 lc REPAIRING D P L33 Crow Sreer Melrose Mass G lQ Ql .1 T in flfAL STFIET, ELI ON R l O . k'o111g '1 Q: Ol . . . -,lL'll.'..'ll ,z ri . . . 7 7 'S A 'E NT ulilsqi A .:CIllQRlllllQIllS al . . . Angel, D1lVlu2ic:, Print. L. Af? Franklnu Sweet ' ' i L-928 X 7 7? i 1 , 1, A! Q ' Q. l. 'f. ni-ers, rip. DANIELS LBSAFFRE MOTORS DeSoto Plymouth 8 A451131-ji Mlroe7F Mos LSCIIT M 41-49 MV 1 IO O Qucxhty Furmture Electncal Apphances GREENWOOD FURNITURE CO 887 MAIN QIREET focal Ma scrchuselts 1 105 emo WCK held I.11e crqe C' Austm Rcrsert E K am Rec D cum Req D C1 ro AUSTIN PHARMACY Tl VIL -44 O N NYOMINCT RIFLE AR Ilfxllllil HENNIGAR and KEHOE INC Doors Wxndows cmd Buxldmq Matenals 877 MAIN STREET Best Wlshes to the Class of 1952 MELROSE ARMY and NAVY STORE Percy GIGS 1 Pr rmetcr In Melrose 1lS Vfcmu rful CWI Mao fAND1ES ci ICE CREAIVI RAYMOND ELECTRIC SERVICE ILE TREMONT STREET I , . - . 971 ll te' . 9 HS S, 'S.. Q f' 1 ,, ' 1 A Hazen 1,. C 3 S E .- -4 .. . f . . AQ.. . ... .' of , , ,F ., 'reemv S ,. ' 1' 9 ' ,1 'r L ' ., Ge V. ' 1 . Q 1 ey . . ' fcrrxnnrnems QI . . . A ' ' 9. I :-b3 , - , , ,- . YY F , ,A Llfl. J- ,svE 9 E--'SILT . v . ,W U 1, W C..rI1 rad... 11 A 1 wr -- v-ron' I 1 1E - Iw1LL:i,.:: MELROSE TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE COMMERCIAL BANKING SERVICE MAIN OFFICE 49C MAIN STREEI MELROSE MASSACHUSE I TS TIRE HIGHLAND BRANCH Elo Ercmklm Str M rx uber Fed for D D051 I surcmc Loroorcm ik Thad N UPN' h Q h Ye Lge' 517 MELROSE SAVINGS BANK BANKING HOURS Monday through Frxday 8 A M to 2 P M Frxday Evemng 5 30 to 7 30 X T 'Y' 1 , I rw I ' . Y ,I A eez Q 1 ,eI'eA STA 'mi ,J 637 If I. 45 'A .T ,nf IH f ..2 QF' . -nj, - 4'4 0' Iffiiflgl' :fn .W M WSC 4'?',J4. 13, Y 1703 fnsfgn Thom-as 11 z bmes a 6 0 , . . . IELROSE HARDWARE CU FRANLXT IN SQLARE AUND RITE SERVICE A FRIEND A FRIEND Ea le L Hyvdman Wfr-WL B' I , - D ,ii1.:'LI1e1,Z5 11.. . Qffff-1, 3752 Eff' I. V. V-, MN aus. Quiz' 411 . . . '.,1,fLQIA4.l' Us ,i. TFA-J VI' L E 1 - Y I. J n I .. la B '1 ' q 61 C t 1: 1 I , . .'. 1,f,,. 1 A 1 4 i 1 I I r LINCOLN MERCURY PERKINS and COQLISS INC N DDL TP E A FRIEND - ' I , . SALES and SERVICE I SSEQUQETS I tj DN-TIKI S only contact with crvrlrzatron rarlro equipment made rn Malden and Melrose' The famed Kon Trkr Expedrtron kept rn touch wrth the world by means of a radro recerver and transmrtter burlt rrght here rn Malden and Melrose by Natronal Thats lust one more example of how radro and electronrc equrpment made by local people here rn Natronal s plants rs darly servrng the rnterests of science lndustry government and the home THE NATIONAL SW 54 A low cost recelver de signed especially for the short wave hstemng fan Tunes 3 short wave bands plus standard broadcast 4540 kcs to 30 mcsl Shop, polrce, amateur, and foreign frequencres clearly marked In smart unbreakable metal cabunet S4995 Delaney Z9ress Sf HUUL KNDC ULLEQ E PL BLIC KTIOXS T . .' i f I ,' 'L L A., mf3LmsE 1-A Assn 7HU?3DI I'f?


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