,bweceaw Mele? Staff Zdama -ldcadag ,4-u' we 1957 Jog 3 Fx dilu- We D Because of hus guudance and help we the class of l957 deducate our Log to Mr Harold Poole our pruncupal who luke us us leavung Melrose Hugh School thus year Durung our four years un hugh school Mr Poole has gauned our respect He duscupluned us wusely and counseled us patuently Mr Poole guuded many of us un our chouce of a college He always uouned un our actuvutues and was unterested un each student Many graduates of Melrose Hugh School wull remember Mr Poole not only as on excellent coach or an understcundung teacher and pruncupol but also as a fruend Ml K - 5 ' I ? vi' , , . I , ,. 144466464 Mr Harold Poole dlrected has teams to many champlonshnps In basketball football and hockey None of has hockey teams placed lower than second tn G Bl competutton and the l940 team captured the laurels ofthe first New England Contest Under has coach mg the football and baseball teams also were outstandtng has footboll teams wlnnlng the Mystuc Valley League crown for eught con secutlve years Mr and Mrs Poole at home 144 4 7eacdn Mr Poole s guidance whsch he began as a chemustry teacher thnrty one years ago expanded unto the leadershlp ofthe entire student body In that capacity he has always been ready to gave helpful nntellugent advnce to students Mr Poole has proven humself a sincere and dedlcated educa tor serving the young people of Melrose so well for many years , Q if f W W.. .f 1- 11 fkfazy- , . 'tif' 7 eff f f 54' V ,- if , y. 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Longuoges Who? crimes ore Commr?Ted IH your names' WARREN F NASH HELEN G KERSHAW ff EFFIE S BROWN MARGARET F BROWN X N YVONNE M,CHE CAROLYN T PIKE ALICE HEALD 10 I .M K ,N ' Y' . s V V A W ,ff I 1 K ' ,., ,A z 1 , J Q51 ., M .. JA'f'vs- XX' ' f V531 X . ff . x v - e A N 1 9 - . 4 '- xx ' Q i45R'l,g,. ' w. , tw' YA , N, , f n-725,11 kg X. ' N R ' f 1i?: -' Y 11' ' , 1 V, ' -1 . 'V i , 1. ' i R K , , f E- X- V R 1X - K. X v Q. 'Qs F f mx KX , NORMAN O ROCKWOOD DAVID R GAVIN v-YL GORDON THORBURN He who knows not mofhemohcs dues wnthout knowung the Truth' lun STANLEY C BATTLES ri- CHARLES E CARROLL 11 IRVING NEIMAN f 1530 IVER LAINE PHILIP STACKPOLE GEORGE A. McPHETERS KATHRYN L. GARDEN FLORA Lurz af xx H f? X X . A, X u 4? f fd RICHARD L. HILDRETH thot is present through The into the future of history. 2.1 HENRY W. HUGHES JOHN E. DRISCOLL ROBERT MIKSON I! Q nf' ERIC W. MANSUR BLAIR C, WTLSON SciemcefTo help mon undersfcmd himself ond his world BRYCE B. WALTON DAVID l. HOYLE SX ,,.f- ,lf JOHN MCGRATH JOSEPH F. BURNS 13 mi AGNESI RING HELEN M C HICKEY purpose of the Commercaol Course' HARRY A LUTES If xr- IRENEL MDD MARION E HUME :ft 1 1 u-1 SARA R HUME PAUL N ROBERTS EVELYNL NELSON ll L X L ,, 'Wi'-Yfacb nw .vw whgfy. U ' ' -w e. 3syrR g Working to perfect skills is the 1 I 2- . Q 1 W 19 ' , 4- 'Va , ?5ii5:fa'if': 4 ' k U. ju- 1-fiv.-rg, V ,f ' '-T174 ' ' -,s-'r - f ' V' 4 4 , 1 ,,, NJ 2 , V ' 1 4' I 9 1, i OLGA E sAcHs RAYMONDW BACON CLMREJ HANSON of' 1 E ugh, 1? Lu WOODROW PHELAN WARREN D WOOD LEONARD W CLARK JOHN W WALSH .-,,.4-r ELVA L WILDERMAN VIRGINIA A MONNAT DOROTHY M ROSE 13 , V. 5 ff G I if 2 .v WEL' .f , , I We ffm A I V - A ,hi Q ,A 1 , ll MJ, ' 4 V iiyryjfgg, ,4.U M4221 Z iffy I I ' f,,- I I, 1? ,f fi I ' ' , 1 , I ff? I Y L' I -fr ff 1 ' f' V ', .a O 2 1 X -, , . ' A K 1 I .. ,Q '3 as I 1 . I I I I I I '- tg - f A l Q eniord If VALEDICTORIAN E Jane Alexander 1- 'ii 'mf V27 ESSAYIST Eluzcbeth McCorruson SALUTATORIAN Ednh A Haywood I ful: MARSHAI. Pefer S Smlih Yrs.. PROPHECY Carolleon K Brown PRESENTATIONS Richard B. Hathaway HISTORY Robert A Gibbons STATISTICS Pefer G SIebblns Ojaflcaan I PRESIDENT Peter S Smith VICE PRESIDENT George H Lowe SECRETARY Juno A Malone QD TREASURER Carol A Mnlano F v 1 ,I Lg' In ,, Ll '44 w , ff? .L X, N ii, 49 MARY JO ADAMS Lincoln good natured petite easily worried Tri Hu Y 2 President I Vice Pres :dent 3 4 Field Hockey 4 Girls Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 Student Congress 4 JANE ALEXANDER Wilmington Delaware attractive stylish understanding Girls Club 3 4 Imprint 4 Bas ketball 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 Vice President 4 Student Con gr ss 2 3 Junior Classical League 3 4 Girls State 3 Pep Club 2 Editor in Chief of Log 4 DONALD R ALLEN Don Coolidge amiable Intellectual ambitious Glee Club 4 Operetta 2 3 rack I Honor Society 3 4 'K I Organization? 22 EMILIE ANDREWS Mlm: Coolidge ardent magnetic witty Honor Society 3 Secretary Treas urer 4 Imprint Reporter 3 4 Log Literary Staff 4 Student Con gress 4 Allied Youth 2 Tennis Team 3 Pep Club 2 3 G ls Club 3 4 Washington Party 3 PATRICIA JANE AUSTIN at Coolidge quiet persistent original n I G r Clu Washington Party 3 JOYCE BABCOCK Bobs Coolidge peppy flirtatuous happy-go-lucky Cafeteria I 2 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 Field Hockey 4 TriHiY 4 RICHARD BAKER Dick Coolidge amiable, ambitious, dependable Track I, 2, Indoor Track 3, Cross Country 4, Glee Club 4. DON BALL Donnie Coolidge friendly, likeable, humorous Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Log Art Staff 4, Track I, Audio-Visual Club I, 2, Washington Party 3. H-T. pf-I Z' ff NANCY BANKS Nan Coolidge unassuming, friendly, conservative Girls' Chorus I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y Sec- retary I, 2, 3, 4, Allied Youth 2, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Junior Classical League 4. PAMELA BARNER Pam Coolidge unpredictable zany happy go lucky Modern Dance I 3 ureasurer2 Vice President 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Allied Youth 2 Mosque and W 3 4 Girls Club 3 4 p Club 2 Log Art Staff 4 CATHERINE BARON Cathy Gardiner Maine interesting quiet attractive GEORGE CHARLES BEAMAN JR Charlie Coolidge inquisitive lndolent outspoken Operators Club I JEFFREY BELCHER eff Coolidge lovial friendly likeable Cross Country I 2 3 Manager 4 Glee Club 2 3 Vice President 4 Junior Classical League 3 4 Log Photography Stafl 4 U CONSTANCE BELL Connie Roosevelt helpful, fastidious, fun-loving Cloak and Plume I, 2, Mosque and Wig 3, Pep Club 2, Allied Youth I, 2, Log Clerical Staff 4. ROBERT BELL o Coolidge dignified quiet toll KENT BIRD a Roosevelt carefree friendly gregornous Glee Club 2 3 Treasurer 4 Masque and Wig 4 Student Con gress 3 On your mark 'S GAIL BLEYLE Boy Roosevelt exuberant, chatty, erratic '- i-Y 3, 4 Secretar p C orus l- Girls Club 3, 4g ep Club 2. ROBERTA BOND Berta Coolldge dependable friendly enthuslastlc Red Cross l 2 Allred Youth 2 Masque and Wig 3 Gurls Club 3 4 .lunlor Classical League 3 JANE BOYERS Janne Roosevelt fun lovlng gullnble attractnve T :Y l 2 3 4 Basketball l Pep Club 2 Glrls Club 3 Expenmentatlon 'l IRENE M. BOYLE Renie Coolidge sweet retiring reticent 'rs Cl b 3- Tri-Hi-Y 2- Club 2 3, BARBARA BRODRICK Barb Roosevelt enthusuastuc competent personable Malorette l 2 3 4 Cloak a d Plume l 2 Masque and Wag 3 4 lmprxnt I 2 3 Feature Edutor 4 Girls Club 3 Secretary 4 Lat erary Edutor of Log 4 ROBERT BRODRICK o Roosevelt vigorous aflable athletnc Hockey l 2 3 Co-Captam Cross Country 3 4 Track 3 Hu Y 3 Presndent 4 CAROUEAN BROWN Cargo Roosevelt attractive popular conscnentnous HAY l lm 3 Sports Edntor 4 Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and Wtg 4 Treas 3 Log Llterary Statl 4 Cheerleader 4 CLAIRE THERSESE BURNS Malden Mass honorable cute falr 15, ri 'Q-v If ir 9 RONALD BYRNE Barnsne Coolidge oggressnve happy gcfluclcy Caprlclous VIRGINIA CAMBERLAIN Pndgue Coolndge cute peppy devnllsh HI Y l ALAN T CAMPBELL SOUPY Rooseveli frlendly humorous fall PATRICIAJ CARNEY a Sprmgfield N J cule VIVCCIODS zany Tre Hn Y 4 MAUREEN DANIELLE RENE CASEY Casey Roosevelt vnvacxous cute well dressed oreffel 2 3 4 Girls u 3 4 Field Hockey l Baskeiball So a 2 4 Mo e nce l 3 4 Advertusu SYUFI of Log 4 LAWRENCE CASTAGNETO Lawrie Baseball 2 3 4 Baskefballl 2 Coolidge 3 4 Masque and Wag 4 personable lovlal neat CHARLOTTE CANZANO Charl Coolndge peme spry changeable Chorus fl Hr Y 2 4 I Club 3 4 Modern Dance 3 Sec re ary 4 Pep Club 2 A d Youth 2 Clerical Staff of lmprmt JUDITH CARLETON Judy Coolndge petite cute peppy Young Love 'J ,, - ,, up ,H A R Mai ,,,f'c:lb V I , l, 2g ftb ll l, , 5 Cl rn Tri- '- ,2. Dc , 2. , I ng Qs' I . H . ,, 4 V, L ,, ,, A I , , l G 21T'- '- ,s, ,eww 7 . , 2 . - I Y : Q 1 Ilie .. 4. ,. hw H ,, xi K MARJORIE CATALDO Morgue Coolndge snncere adventurous extravagant Tru Hr Y l 4 Girls Club 3 mgton Party 3 Clerncal Ednor of LOG 4 RICHARD CATE Dick Roosevelt quret polrte tall Football I Basketball I RUTH MARIE CAWOOD Ruthie Coolidge pleasant courteous quiet Steady now' WILLARD D CHANDLER I Worcester Academy Wash musucal frrendly versotrle Glee Club 4 Mosque and Wrg 4 GAIL ANN CHARLES Gale Storm Coolidge sprcy sincere determrned rs Club3 4 THHIY2 Pep Club 2 Second Modern Dance 3 Glee Club 4 RUTH CLARKE Rutlue Roosevelt talkatnve pleasmg sympathetnc B n I2 3 4 Orchestral 2 STETSON CLARKE 'BY Roosevelt toll friendly witty DAVID CLOUGH Dove Coolldge wvtty govual happygoluck Baseball l 3 4 Y 63.4. iz YJ' it IU' if 35 ski' YN' VIRGINIA M. COBB Cobbie Kingston, Massachusetts cute, conceited, clever Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Girls' Club 3, 4, Allied Youth 2. BETSY COMFORT Bets lincoln demure pleasing considerate Grs Club 3 4 Pep Club '7 3 ELEANOR CONFALONE Jean Coolidge sensitive friendly tolerant Junior Red Cross l 2 Girls Club PATRICIA CONLEY a Nazareth Academy fostudiaus fun loving intelligent rs Cl b 3 Cloak and Plume 2 MADELEINE I CONTIS Maddy Coolidge popular friendly sincere Club I 2 dent Council l Class Treasurer 2 3 Girls Club 3 Junior Pr m Committee 3 Winter Ball Com eel 2 REBECCA COOTS Becky Roosevelt cute, thoughtful, congenial Cloak and Plume 2, GAA Secre- tary 2, Treasurer 4g Student Con- gress 2, 3, Girls' Club 3, Vice President 45 Junior Prom Corn- mittee 35 Modern Dance 2, 3, President Ag Log Staff 4, lmprint Business Staff 4, Softball 2. BARBARA CORBIN Barb Coolidge friendly calm quiet Pep Club 2 Girls Club 3 4 KATHLEEN CORBIN Kathy Lincoln quiet conscientious friendly Grs Club3 4 Q qv Udl. L HOOK L GARAGE Careful drivers r '7'ZJ'?l'if' EDWARD COSTELLO HBOH Malden Catholic quiet, agreeable, bashful is I 'K is l CONSTANCE COULOURIS Connie Coolidge happy-go-lucky, casual, determined Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Girls' Club 3, 4, Bowling Club I, 25 Pep Club .C GERALD cRoNiN Pancho Coolidge X cool, calm, collected i , 2 If Victory, victory, M HS HH f l DONALD CROSBY Don St. Mary's quiet, sporting, likeable Cross Country Team I, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track 3, 4, Outdoor Track I, 2, 3, 4. LINDA DAFFINEE linny Coolidge quiet, good-natured, poised Cloak and Plume l, 2, Girls' Cho- rus I, 2, Glee Club 3, 4, Girls' Rifle Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Junior Classical League 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Girls' Club 3, 4. BRUCE DeLEU Roosevelt quiet, friendly, tall Hi-Y 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, JANET DENNISON Denny Coolidge fastidious, friendly, vivacious Tri-Hi-Y 3, Vice President I, Pres- ident 2, Girls' Club 3, Corree sponding Secretary 4, Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Student Congress l. PAUL DOBBINS Freddie Coolidge athletic, witty, friendly Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Ig Baseball 4, Student Congress I: Winter Ball Corrvrr ittee. X . 5 . io I if-ffl? 5 Q -'ggi key' ROSEMARY DONAHUE Rosle St Marys frxendly happy-go-lucky mnschnevous Girls Club3 4 lmprlnt3 4 Pep Club 2 Fueld Hockey 3 4 Glee Club 4 Masque and Wug 4 Trl 2 3 MARCELLA M DONOVAN Marne St Marys good dancer vwacnous QGY Tr HIY I Cloak and Plume I 2 Masque and Wag 3 4 Fleld Hoc ey 2 3 Allred Youth I 2 Girls Club 3 4 Pep Club I BARBARA DOWD Barb Norwood Massachusetts enthusuastlc vnvoclous Malorette 3 4 Clock and Plume I 2 Red Cross I French Club 3 Allred Youth I 2 Student Con gress 2 3 Modern Dance 3 4 Fneld Hockey 3 Glrls Club 3 4 JUDITH l DRAKE Judy Coolidge enthusuastlc fun lovxng fastldlaus Fueld Hockey I 2 3 Softball I Pep Club 2 Modern Dance 3 4 rs Club 3 4 Tr1HnY 2 Washmgton Party 3 S A T Office 3 JEAN DUCROW Duke Ltncoln eager mnschlevous happy go-lucky Girls Club 3 4 Allred Youth Pep Club 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Softball 2 3 4 Fneld Hockey 2 JAMES B DUNBAR um Coolndge ambltlous frnendly trustworthy ELAINE EATON Sam Roosevelt vnvoclous frtendly fun lovnng HIY I 3 4 Girls Clu 4 Gurls Chorus I Student Con gress I 4 Pep Club 2 Masque and Wag 3 Presndent 4 Allred Youth 2 RICHARD ELLERY Duc Coolldge congenual energetuc neot Slgn your name please ,I - H , A ' HJ- 1, . , . ' 1 ' 1 ,- Hi-Y , ,4. ll ' ll fl Il , i. '. , I Tri- '- ,2, , : ' ' b3, 1 A f J ' I n ' I - li , : ' 1 2 I I 2 . , . . . , : . f 1 U rf f fun-loving, A I u - ku , : : : ' I : - ' , H , z , 1 1, H ' , I : 1 5 , : Gil' , : '- '- ,3,4: ' 1 . . . 2, ,4- ' ' . 11 n 1 'I- I I I ' ' , 1 ' 2: , : , : , , : ' , 3, 4. '29 A W' is 7'-' NELSON ELLS Herb Lmcoln good natured self-consctous friendly Hoclmeyl Golf2 3 4 Glee Club ROBERT ELLS o Roosevelt tall quiet agreeable Football I CONSTANCE EMERY Connie Roosevelt petnte full ol fun adorable ball I TrlHlY I 2 4 :dent 3 Masque and Wag 4 Gurls Club 3 Treasurer 4 SA T Offlce I 2 3 4 Clerlcol Staff of Log 4 Pep Club 2 lf' I1 G-we 'Q- -.C 'UH if Hold that ball' lil DAVID ENGGREN Dove Coohdge scuentthc mdwndualust eager Audto-Vusual Club 2 3 Tennns Team 3 4 Captann of Sallung Team 2 3 4 DONALD FANNING n Coolndge fruendly witty likeable Hn Y 3 Master at Arms 4 Imprnnt Business Stall 4 Jumor Classtcal League 3 4 MARGARET FITZGERALD PUQQY Gloucester Massachusetts cheerful sparkling vnvacnous Advertlslng Staff of Log 4 Gnrls Club 3 4 TrtHuY 3 Presndent 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Jumor Prom Commnttee Washington Party .1 Pep Club 2 Jumor Classtcal League 3 4 JEANNETTE FONTAINE Jeanne Coolidge amnable snncere funlovmg Allned Youth 2, Pep Club 2, Or chestra I 2 3 Glee Club 3 4, Honor Soclety 3 4 Log Staff 4, lmpr1nt4 Girls' Club 3 4 GERALD FORD Gerry Roosevelt qqll personable Ioquactous AudoVnsual Club I 2 Presldent 3 Dnspatcher 4 Glee Club 3 4 Football 3 Basketball I Track 3 4 15' nfl' l 'VY-P' Mgr 79- r 5 Tr PATRICIA LOUISE FORD a Roosevelt lwely amiable happy go lucky Ht Y G Clu LOIS FORSBERG one Woburn Massachusetts cute understandnng agreeable Allred Youth 2 Pep Club 2 Girls u 3 4 Imprint 4 THHI ROBERT ANTHONY GIBBONS St Mary s s sensrtuve sensnble ROBERT GIBBONS Bobby Cooludge fun loving sincere atlnletnc Honor Socnety 3 Track 2 Hockey 3 4 HlY3 Treasurer 4 Llterary Staff of Log 4 lmprmt 4 LEONARD FRANCIS GALANTE DOLORES GIROUX Lennie Dee Lmcoln St Marys YOII p9fSOI'1GlJl6 GTUIDIIIOUS determined frank OmbIIlOUS Footbvll 3 Track 3 L09 l-'IGYCVY Cloak and Plume I Junuor Red Staff 4 Cross 2 SUSAN GARNISS ue Roosevelt athletic cute lnvely Washington Party 3 Glrls Club ckey l So ball l 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 4 rf.H.Y2 3 4 Log 4 Pep Club 2 KAY GEORGANTAS Roosevelt exuberant talkatrve bustlnng HIY 3 4 Gnrls Clu Basketball 4 Pep Club 2 -BD' T ffs '55 Crucral moment! ll yr 5-53? Q ' 2 f'fjQj' ' Q 'T ' R up tn . l 1 1 Tri- '- l, 2, 3, irls' b 3, 4. y C -I . . IIL ' ll . 1 gb I n . I . I . A ' - 5 Cl b , : ' 1 7 '-Y 2, , ' , 3, 4. ' ,ufj y w , ' A, 4 ' 15? l,3 ?7 , , ,' X 1: Z 5 . H , ,,, 7 1 : ' 1 I , 1 I I ' I xt J I 4 ffl? 1 4 W Us H , , . I I . ,a cw 3, 4, Fueld Ho , 2, 3, 4, - ft , , , 1 , 2, , g 4- I- , , 5 Stag 2 1 A A ' ll K' . ,Q , ' , ' I Tri- '- l, 2, , p ' ' b 4: vi- 'Wu HARRY GITTES Phnllups Andover Academy orlefuc popular miellrgenr Foovboll 4 Boslrevboll 4 use 3 Cv D Jur Pro Cow-fr-mee Hor-or Socre-1, Treosurer 3 Presldenr 4 Mosque and Wrg 3 Log Adverfnslng Sfcfl MARILYN GOODRICH Malden Massachusews toll dorung humorous FRED GOODWIN Goody Coolidge ombmous thrifty studlous ROBERT GORTON o Roosevelt boshful nrnplsh cneerlu Boskerboll l PAULA GOWEN Polly Roosevelt good nofured Ioquocnous friendly CYNTHIA A GRAHAM Cynnle Coolidge serious rellcble sincere CP Boskefboll l 4 Cross Counlry 2 Gurls Club 3 4 Allled Youth 2 O fdoor Trock l 2 3 Pep Club 2 Woslnngion Forty 3 door Trock 2 Honor Society 3 'Respecli , ,-: ' ' RUTH GREENWALD Ruthie Lincoln bewlldered tolkoflve merry Club 2 Gnrls C ed Youth 2 VIRGINIA GREENWALD 'Ginny Lincoln . ' ew , pe Ju en' Crt:-ss , :Wx rl I ,, -1, Eos-rcfsz. l 2 Q :ec :key P, 4 's -1 ' ' issocraflsff R' ze . 'e. ce' 6 . 1 ,un .A 1 , 1 1 7'K fsfi' AC' 1 1- ik, I DONNA GRIGG5 Coolidge petite synpath ic irrog native Cloak and Plurne l Tr osurer 2 Masiwe a d Wg 34 P o Cub 2 Glee Club 3 Pnoto Qtas' L 4HonorSocty34Xa'-i mgton Trip 3 GRAYCE ESTELLE HALL Roosevelt enthusiastic sincere arrbitious Cloak and Plume l Basketoa G Club 3 4 Lbrary u 23 President 4 Junior Class cal O ue 34 Field H xy Imprint Advertising Manoqer 4 Honor Soci y P ons onal New ber 3 Photo Stat' of Log A LESTER HALL es Coolidge short humorous ofhbitious Ban 2 3 4 JOYCE HARLOW Roosevelt sl'iy,lriendly,o'v1bitious Orchestra l,2,3p Chorus lg Fre ch u 3g e ul J i- ' Club BA, Junior Classical League 34, Washington Party 3. JUDITH HARRINGTON Judy Coolidge smiling, quiet, good-nafured Cloak and Plume lg Peo Club 2,3,4, Girls' Club 3,41 Bowl ng Club 3,4i Tennis 3,4g lrrprint 3, Literory Editor 4. ROBERT HARRINGTON o Coolidge un cu Hockey l 2 3 Co Ccptc Mas ue and Wig A PAUL HARTNETT Coolidge fun loving pleasant cl BARBARA ELLEN HARVEY Barb Belrnon? Massachusetts funloving sincere reliohl B n 2 Bowling Club l234 Girls Athletic Assocation 34 Honor Society 3 A Glee Club 4 I e Club 4 e ni ie Hockey 3 Washington Party 3 Business Committee ol Log 4. Please have correct change. '33 CAROL HASKELL Cooludge attrocnve humorous pleasant :Y Allred You h Gnrls Chorus l2 THERON HATCH Ronny Coohdge athletnc happy golucky arnuable Football I 3 4 Student Congress 34 Jumor Classlcal League 3 Golf I Advertnsung Cornmuttee o Log 4 EVERETT G HATHAWAY Mac Cooludge quuet dugnuhed amiable Shakespeare' 3-lr RICHARD HATHEWAY Duc Roosevelt athletnc popular ambutrous Basketball l3-4 Football l HI Y 3 Secretary 4 Jumor Prom Com ml? ee 3 Student Councll 23 Vvce Presrdent 4 Business S109 of Log 4 INA HAWLEY Roosevelt enthustasttc ambttvous unpredxctable lmprnnt 23 Edrtor 4 Orchestra rs Cu 34 Rnfle u 34 French Club 4 Masque and Wng 34 Washmgton Party 3 BIRTON C HAYES Buddy Coolldge tovlal frlertdly casual Student Congress l Operator s Club l Dnspatcher 2 3 Wash mgton Party 3 Masque and Wrg EDITH A HAYWOOD Edie Lmcoln Congenual canscuentxous neat look and Plume l2 Masque an Wng 34 Band I2 Bowlrng urs Cu -lonor Socuety 34 Log Luterary btafl Rnfle Club French lub Vnce Presndent 4 ALLAN HEALEY Saint Mary s mechanically mclrned Quuet la nes 'nan lufle Club 2 'R Y P -if rl rf- V..- T7 MARY JANE HERBERG Mary Coolidge goo na ured our I Ccnsclerlvous Girls Chorus I 2 Gle C ub Bowmg Club 2 34 Ho or I y 34 G Club :J Club 2 3 Busmess Carrrmrfe Log 4 LOIS HERLAND Coolndge gullrble easy gomg d rnure rs Chorus I Glee Clu HIY 2 Chapaln 34 I Clu 34 Bowllng Club 2 eo Club 2 Allred Youth 2 CHARLES HERRICK Chuclue Lincoln small agreeable nonchalanr Rlfle Club I Operators Club I PHYLLIS HERRICK Phy Cooludge vrvacuous carefree angeluc Hx Y If 5 Clu 4 Cafeferla l 2 4 KENNETH HIGGINS Ken Coolldge well mannered reserved agreeable JUDITH HIRTLE Judie Coolidge u :bl .J IGFIY G e Cross I r u HIY 4 Chg I Caleie a 4 NANCYJ HJERPE Nance Caoludge qunef easy QOIUQ atfracrlve orus I I :rs Club 34 Pep Club 2 Ma oretfe 34 .lumor Classncal League 3 4 French Club 3 MAURA HOGAN Samf Mary s ,.,, Q orrgmal sedate eager 19' 1 rs Club 34 Trul'-luY Q9 x, Q- x. A cmzen must be Informed 35 f 4 -.Q 1, H ,, ,, . ,, E Y .gt ,V 3' V d- f . Ve, g ll' e, I' b'l , ngelic E lv ' Ik ' ' Rd :Gils'Clb34, 4 ' ' I , , .3 'I 34, Tri- '- IQ, lepfim , , 'US N I L I' ' , , V So- Q rl . , , C ' Ce? , p lrls' 34: Pe - 5 O . 1 ' ' e 0' ff A . ,, H Gi l ' g b 2: ' , - ' , A Tri- 1 I, , I ' , 1 G'rIs' Ch : Tri-HA-Y IQ, G' l' ' , X b I 1 f P A , : 1 5 . V ,Z C V f f 'Y . ' . X- :A MZ 'MQ I I 5 'l mil 4, ' R. . 1, I . 1, 4 E ' ' 1, 1 . , ' , ? I , , GI l , 5 - - 4. ig ft ,x , , I ' 15 fe grv' ' f ' 5 . 1 ,, In l In rn. '- l,2g G' If b 3, , f girl , H 'i . . K ' ' fa Q I Q I fl? ' JANE A HOUJS Janey Cooludge reserved precnse lnendly Tru HnY 3 4 President l 2 Allred Youth 2 Pep Club 234 Glee Cu 34 Grls Club 34 MARTHA HOLT a Scmt Mary s uuet fruendly lulceabl Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 Allued Youth ELIZABETH HORAN z Cocludge frtendly wmy peppy Gee Club 234 TYIHIY 234 French Club 3 Jumor Classncal League 3 Imprmt-'1 Gurls Club 34 Student Congress 24 Pep Club 2 Our lavorute class DAVID F HOYLE Dove Cooludge toll friendly easy going nd l 2 3 4 Basketball BEVERLY HUNEWILL Bevy Coolnclge reserved quuet s horus I CHESTER JOSEPH HUNT oe Lmcoln facetnaus generous smcere Jumor Classucal League 3 4 Stu dent Congress 4 Saulmg Team LEE HUSTON Hudson Massachusetts une! neat co Operatnve BARBARA IACONO Barbs' Lmcoln eager truendly octave '- 'V , , ' , : ' Ba , , , , l,2,3, 1 , f : 4. l b , , i ' , . up ,U 1, H Q' , 4 , ' e , ' , hy Girls' Club 3,45 Pep Club 7g : . '- '- , , 1 ' 2. UU H HJ U l , , Q '- '- , , Q ' ' , 2 - 5 ' 5 I ' Q l f I ' l 36 yWias..40'V NORMAN ILSLEY Tedcy Roosevelf quuev lrrendly good FGYU ovball I 2 3 4 se Rl e Club 4 Jumor Clossrcol League 3 4 Log Adverfrsnng Staff HI SHERRIU. JEFFERY Sherry Coolidge good narured muslcal conscnenhous rs Club 4 Allred Youth Band I2 Lrbrarran ond Secre tary 34 Orchesira 2 ROBERT EDWARD JOHNSON o Ccolldge shy quver reserved ELIZABETH JONES Berry Lou lmcoln musrcal frlendly bonny Modern Dance I Band I Glee Club 234 lmprnnt Advertnzm Manager 4 Russuan Club 2 French Club 3 Gurls Club 34 Junior Classucal League JAMES KELLY Rays Coolidge nonchalanf calm serrous Football I 2 3 4 ROXANNA KELLEY Roxy Scotlo New York pert opt lasvudlous Trl Hu Y 3 Secrevary 4 Glee Club 4 Masque and Wag 3 Log Aff Staff 4 Rrfle Club THERESA KEOGAN Terry Cooludge ialkanve good notured cute Pep Club Clu Grrls Fleld Hoc ey 4 Ir: Hr Y I JENIFER V KILLAM en Coolnclge qulei frlendly snncere Band I23 Washington Party Gab fest 3 7 f-. MARGARET HAZEL KNICKLE Peggy Newburyport Massachusetts sincere vnvoclous congenuul RUTH KNIGHTON Ruthue Coolidge lnght hearted friendly 'nusuccnl Orchestra 12 Bond 12 Secre tory and Llbroruon 3 4 A11 State Bond 3 Washington Porty 3 Girls Club 34 JOHN E LAFFOLEY Roosevelt quuet studlous friendly Rnfle Team 123 Captonn 4 Presrdent Rlfle Club 4 Football 3 HIY 4 Imprxnt Business Man cger 4 Boys State 3 Honor Society 3 4 .,-2 The 'phone-o girl's best friend. 38 JUDITH LASKEY Judy Lmcoln conscuennous happy-go-lucky fruendly Pep Club 2 3 4 Gnrls Club 3 4 TrlHnY 23 Vnce Presldent 4 SUSAN lASKEY ue Roosevelt fruendly quiet shy Jumor Red Cross 12 TruHnY 34 Imprint 4 ANNE LEACROFT Ann Roosevelt peppy good notured humorous Bos etbull 1 Grls Club 34 lmpnnt Busmess Staff 4 Tru H1 Y 1234 EVELYN LEGROW ve Roosevelt eppy gulluble ampulsnve Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3p Cloak ona Plume ,2' ' ' Cub 3,45 Imprint g Girls Chorus 1,2. JAMES C. LETHBRIDGE I. Roosevelt polite, quiet, active Audio-Visual Club l,2,3,4p Glee Club 3,4. JUDITH M LONG Judy Cooludge good natured llvely talkatlve Student Congress I Red Cross 2 Gurls Club 34 Trl HI Y 4 LINDA LORING n Cooludge friendly rellable retlcent Tr HIY 23 Bowling Club Pep Club 2 Garls Club 3 4 GEORGE H LOWE Roosevelt popular othletuc humorous Football I23 CoCaptam 4 Hockey l23 Baseball I234 Class Vlce Presldent 234 Im prunt 2 Sports Edutor 3 Bus: ness Manager of Log 4 Chorus I Winter Ball Commlttee 3 Junlor Prom Commnttee 3 VIRGINIA LUCY Ginger Coolldge lrlendly vnvacnous suncere Cloak and Plume I Secretary 2 Masque and Wag 34 Glee Club 34 Allred Youth 2 Pep Club 2 3 Jumor Classxcol League ,z G'rs Chorus l,2- irs Club 3,4. BRUCE A. MacDONALD Mac lincoln l'le IdlYf witty, casual DAVID MacDONALD Dave Roosevelt Independent easy-gomg lrlendly Art Staff of Imprint 234 Stu dent Congress I2 Log Adver tlzlng Staff 4 Wmter Ball Com muttee 4 BRUCE MacKAY IC Roosevelt seruous ambltlous nmpatnent Track 4 CHRISTINE ELLEN MacKENZIE Chnssue Waltham Massachusetts lmogmatlve Interesting casual Pep Club 2 Bowlmg Club 2 Glrls Club 34 Second Modern Dance Club 3 Sensor Modern Dance Club 4 Clerucal Stoll of Log 4 Stand back! 3- f LORNA MocKENZlE Coohdge blond peppy cormcal Bowlmg Club 2 Gnrls Club 34 .lumor Modern Dance Club 3 Tenms 3 4 3334 A ALAN MacKINNON Cooludge posltlve casual lrlendly r Stall of Imprmt 3 Edntor 4 QD-p BRUCE MCICLEOD Roosevelt S y tall reserved calm May I carry your books? WILLIAM MACY I Roosevelt devnlnsh frnendly agreeable Football I4 DANIEL F MADDEN Dan Lmcoln mechanically lnclnned cute peppy CHARLES MAGNO Chef Coolldge dark artustnc neat B n l Rifle Club l og r Stall 4 THOMAS MAHONEY Samt Mary s courteous trustung conlldent DAVID MAIHIOT Dave Coolldge agreeable qulet nnterestnng Football 2 C' rm W iw 1- -qv-an-K :up 6. ARTHUR MALENCHINI Ma Coohdge nonchalant dark casual Football I JUNE MALONE Sponge Coohdge fastldrous, popular demure Class Secretary 24 Student Councll Secretary 4 Cheerlead mg 34 Modern Dance 34 Im prmt 23 Masque and Wag 3 Advertlznng Stat? of Log 4 Fleld Hockey I2 Softball I2 RUTH MANNING Roosevelt devlllsh fun lovung peppy Girls Club 34 Rifle Club Glee Club 23 Field Hockey 2 JAMES MANSOLILLI Mansa Roosevelt MILTON MARTIN Mrlty Coolndge candnd sure musncal Baseball I24 Basketball 34 Football 3 Glee Club 4 BQ d I 2 3 4 INA MAE MARTINDALE Ina Mae Roosevelt talented demure personable Masque and Wag 3 Gsrls Club 34 Glee Club 4 JAMES M McATEER Malden Catholtc calm wltty fruendly Hockey 34 4' quset shy sincere BARRY MARTIN Cooludge adrolt saturlc valorous Rufle Club I 2 Honor Soclety 2 Student Councul 3 Tennns Team Attentlon please' n In U - H I 1 , f , A Q. I : n Q 1 H ,I H H 1 - . : . Q , 1 , : - f : , - ' Ruthie Jason , ' ' .z ' If ,. ' I I I 1 4:4 3,4. 5 , ll ll ff' I V , , I Y I f . 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N - ' ' . f L 1, - H 41 ELIZABETH MCCORRISON Betty Roosevelt orgcmzed fun lovmg lreckled Cloak and Plume 12 Mosque and Wug 3 Pep Club 2 Honor SOCIEYY 3 4 Glrls Club 3 Pro gram Chaurman 4 .Iumor Prom Commnttee 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Lay Out Edntor of Log 4 PAUL T McGOVERN Mac Somt Mary s energetnc seruous fraendly Football I 3 4 JEANETTE A MCGOWAN an Kents Hull Marne friendly funlavlng wltfy Masque and Wag 4 Fueld Hockey 4 Basketball 4 Softball 4 -L,.........., Please explatn thus passage PATRICIA McKEON o Dorchester Massachusetts rmld smcere good natured Girls Club 4 Lnbrary Club Pep Club 4 JUDITH McLAUGHLlN Judy Roosevelt peme flurtatnous energetnc T HIY I234 Molorette 234 Gurls Club S 4 Allned Youth 2 Club 2 Grls Chorus Washnngton Party 3 lmprmt Busmess Staff 4 Log 4 Semor Prom Commnttee 4 ELAINE HELEN McNALLY Tootle Coolldge fnendly good natured neat Pep Club 2 34 Cvlrls Club 34 Washington Party 3 Library Club 3 4 Camera Club 3 Secre tory 4 Cafetena I34 Bowlmg Club 3 4 DAVID McNElL en Malden Catholuc reluoble aggressive fnendly FAITH MEAD Cooludge atvractnv sweet talented Cloak and Plume I Masque and Wa 34 Grls Club 34 rch eslra I 2 Jumor Classucal League f- JANE MERRILL Sponge Roosevelt orngmal considerate fun loving rs Club 34 Tr1HnY Vuce Presuclent 3 Art Staff of lmprmt 34 Art Stat? of Log 4 Basketball l Allred Youth 2 CAROL ANNE MILANO Cooludge cute sparklmg reckless Class Secretary 3 Student Con gress 2 Gnrls Club 34 SARA JANE MILLER Sane Dover New Hompshnre cheerful, fn ndly consuderate n l 2 3 G r s Club Masque ond Wig 4 Woshmgton Party 3 ALLAN MINZNER Coolidge easy goung erratuc actuve HnY 4 Junior Classucul League 34 Bond l 34 JANET MOBERGER an Roosevelt comucal prm sympathetac Cloak and Plume l2 Masque and Wag 34 Gnrls Club 34 TrlHuY I234 Pep Club 2 DALE MONEGAN Cooludge unpredictable energetic talkative Track l 2 Tru Hu Y 3 4 GEOFFREY PAUL MORAN e Roosevelt witty sincere gema Rifle Club 2 Treasurer 4 G'ee Club 23 Presldent 4 Operettc CAROLYN M MORRIS Carol Coolidge courteous quiet lrlendly Pep Club 2 Glrls Club 3 Mem bershup Committee 4 THHIY l 2 3 4 'R' Exams around the corner 43 'Q'- .9-N 'Y Who Q--r' 'ima ClAlRE MURPHY Blondle Saint Mary 1 unossumung qulet humorous ROSEMARY NAPELLIO NOPPY Lmcoln flrrtatuous gnrrulous vuvocuous Junior Red Cross l Cofeterlo 23 Library Club 2 TrnHrY 2 Girls Club 2 GAII. MARIE NELSON Nellle Lincoln petlte tallcatuve muld Basketball I234 Fueld Hockey 34 Girls Club 34 Pep Club 2 Allred Youth 2 Homework nn progress -H LINWOOD NELSON rn Coolrdge conscnentvous quiet partuculor Track 3 4 FRANCIS NEVILLE Fran luncoln short quiet agreeable Hockey l Golf I2 ROBERT NlCH0l.SON Nucl: Cooladge moody dignified quuet MURRAY NICKERSON Ntclry Roosevelt full of fun cute collegrote otboll l234 T ck Glee Club 24 Photo Stal? of Log 4 SAl.l.Y NILSSON o Roosevelt ure! regal lastrdnous Gurls Club 34 Lrbrory Club 2 TrrH:Y 234 Pep Club 234 S 2 . 3 Win Q-5, YW14' 44 JEAN NOBLE Jean Roosevelt fastidiaus, pretty, mischievous Art Club lg Pep Club 2,35 Girls' Rifle Club 23,42 Softboll 3: French Club 3g Junior Classical League 14, Girls' Club 3 4: Tfl- Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Imprint Business StaH 4. JAMES NORRIS Pot Rod Coolidge neat friendly likeable MICHAEL O BRIEN Muke Samt Mary s comical popular friendly Football I Cross Country 24 Basketball 34 Baseball 24 Masque and Wig 4 JAMES M OLEARY lm Saint Mary s good natured friendly humorous Baseball I 2 3 NANCY OLEARY Coolidge quiet thoughtful naive Grs Club 34 Pep Club 34 Allied Youth 2 ANNE M. OSTROM Anne Coolidge good-notured friendly, humorous -Id Hockey l,2,3,4, Basketball 25 Trl-Hu-Y 2, Softball l,2,3,4, Girls' Club 3,4. DIANA G, PARKER Diana Roosevelt gcbby friendly Bohemian Pep Club 234 Masque and Wig 3 Program Committee 4 Log Art Committee 4 Imprint Art Staff 34 Junior Classtcol League 34 Allied Youth 2 GAIL PARKS Porksle Coolidge collegiate athletlc vivacuous Junior Classical League 34 urs Cl I P Club 2 Softball I234 Basketball I Washington Party I Who II get the star? 5 WALTER PARKS Wally Coolidge friendly, clever, garrulous Hockey l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 2,4p Stu- dent Congress l2 Adverttzmg Staff of Log 4 Cross Country 2 RICHARD PEARSE Dickie Lmcoln procrastunator light hearted tight Track 2 MARY JANE PEAVEY Roosevelt pleasant quiet ambltlous Red Coss I2 Pep Club 23 Student Council 3 Library Club 3 Washington Party 3 Girls Club 34 air Vent Vid: Vlcl 45 ERNEST PETRUCELLI Ernie lincoln mannerly, easy-going, allcble Student Congress 25 Business Stafl of Log 4 GAIL PHILPOT Got Coolidge tallcatuve sympathetic animated ROSE PIAZZA Rosebud Saint Mary s fastldlous attractive cheerful Trl Hu Y l 2 34 Imprint 4 Cafe te no l Junior Red Cross 2 Softball 2 Modern Dance 4 Clerical Stafl of Log 4 Don Coolidge friendly humorous pleasant Band I2 Golf 2 Football 3 Cafeteua l23 Washlngton Party RICHARD POMEROY Duck Roosevelt reserved curious good notvred Ht Y 3 4 Band 2 , F . . D I . ll 0 I ll ll l'll , . . I I f HP Ju H U . 1 F t : , : '- '- , . , 1 ' : ' ' 5 ' r' 5 ' : . . , D : : 1 I , , . fix' 51 5 4 tm tvttwsnws ' DONALD W. PIGEON 1 KN XAIMFXIXILKN ,. ts... tw.. u., H H . - , : 1 : 4' r' , , : ' ' i I r X 1 f e ' Q in X ,. . ,t . .,, , ...J Al' PATRICIA RAFFERTY a Saunt Mary s qunet mtellrgent attractrve Rnfle Club 2 Masque and Wag I 3 4 e Club 2 34 rr s Cu 34 Tr H Y 4 NORMAN RAUTENBERG Norm Coolrdge frrendly tease happy go lucky Audra Vusual Club I2 3 FRANCIS A REINHARDT Franme Coohdge athlettc quret reserved Football I2 3 4 DONALD RINES Don Coolvdge qunet shy unassummg Basketball 3 4 CHARLES ROBERTS Charlie Coolrdge mqunsntsve cautnous fruendly AudloVusual 2 Duspatcher Vnce Presrdent 4 Rnfle Club 2 Washnngton Party 3 CLAIRE ROBERTS Robs Sam! Mary s garrulous armable vtvacuous Girls Club 4 GAII. ROBINSON e Watertown Massachusetts polute pretty devrlush ANN RUSSELL Rusty Lmcoln quiet partlcular shy Bowllng Club I2 Masque and Wug 4 Jumor Classrcal League 9- 1' rs' NaCL + Ag NO4 Na NO3 + AgCL 74- Qur- N an JOAN RUSSELL Joanne Cooludge unpreducroble amrnoled loquccrous Freshrvlcn Chorus Gurus Cub Co everuo l 2 3 4 WILLIAM S SAWYER Bl y Coolndge a quuet pleasant Cross Country l 2 3 Football 2 ee Club l 2 3 4 T In DIANE SCHLOESSER Roosevelv Library Club 234 Gnrls Club 3 Rifle Club 3 'lr 09 PONY ,ra ROY SCHOFIELD Skup Cooludge moody congceenvrous femperove DIANE SEAMAN Roosevelv energenc congemal lrlendly Club 2 Grls b Library Club 2 3 Rlfle Club 3 LEE SEAVER Coolidge casual happy go lucky gay LOIS SEVERINI Roosevelt sparlmlnng peme umpush lock and Plume l Program C mmnttee 2 Pep ub Mosque and Wag 3 Play .lunnor Clossucol League 3 nch Club 3 Glrls u Program Commmee 4 Woshmg Porly 3 lm rm Sto HIY 2 PATRICIA A SHEA a Roosevelt .ncorrupv ble lmpeluous I erldly Grrls u 34 Feld Hoc ev 2 Boslselball l2 Red Cross l Rlfle Club? Allred ou Hs Y r I ' l 4, I ' , , , . '1' I ' 4. ., .,, ,, , ll' I 'A ' I - 'N , I , 5 Pep 5 I ' Clu 3, 4, ! Gl ,,,, roc 1,34 I f J 5. ,,,,,, . sweel, perl, pelile Glee Club 2, Library Club 23,4 o ' , CI 2: - ' I 4: ....-, 1 ' ' r 4' Fre , ' Cl b 3. . . . I N ton 1 p 1 fl 4, 5 1. v 'K Tri- '- ,3. - l I . N I' . HP V. X f Yl ' ' Cl b , 1 ln 1, la, ' , I Y vlw V' 1 , . .. S' ' S rn. 1 1,24 Sl . . . 6 Ixfq if 'l JUDITH SARA SHERIDAN Judy Coolndge happy-go-lucky frnendly studuous Gnrls Chorus l Pep Club 2 3 Lbary Club I 3 4 Se tary 2 ulrls Club3 4 MARY LOU SHERMAN Roosevelt enthusuastuc humorous fruendly Gnrls Club 3 Program Commtt tee 4 Basketball l 3 Softball l Allred Youth 3 Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and Wig 3 Bust ness Staff of lmprmt 4 Pep Club 3 Washington Party 3 ROBERT E SHERMAN Bo Waltham Massachusetts observant comical cute CLYDEJ SIGGINS I St Marys aftable determlned alert MAREN ANNE SIMONDS Roosevelt responslble fun lovnng amlable Student Congress l Cloak and Plume l Bowling Club 2 Band 2 3 Field Hockey 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 GAA G Cu 3 4 P 0 graphlc Editor of Log 4 JANET SMITH an Coolndge smcere versatule peppy Tru Hn Y 2 3 4 Jumor Red Cross u l G Cu 3 4 Cu 2 3 4 JOHN SMITH Smitty Malden Cathollc tall frlendly athlettc Football 4 PETER S SMITH Pete Coolidge suncere frnendly consctenttous Student Congress 2 3 Presndent lass 4 I prmtl 2 3 ntormChtef 4 Hockeyl 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Lnterary Stat? of Log 4 HIY 3 Vlce Presudent 4 Juntor Prom Commattee 3 Jun nor Clcsslcal League 3 4 -1 4+-1 Q' F' lv x There IS S450 50 un the treasury Q 'A?5-sa? gs 41 A I , vw , fix S. 1 A 1 Ss. . I 5 H, QP' ' ' . I L- ' X full I . RICHARD SMITH Dick Roosevelt iovial, adventurous, humorous Football I, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Club 2, 3. ROY SMITH Smitty Coolidge active, pleasant, clever Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Indoor Track I, 21 3: Hi-Y 3, Log Staff 4. LILLIAN SNOW lil Coolidge happy-go-lucky, exuberant, frank Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls' Club 3, 4, Log Stal? 4. RFK.-fT'f Future Secretaries 50 DEMETRA STATHOPLOS Becky Manchester, New Hampshire amiable, witty, exuberant Girls' Club 4. PETER STEBBINS Pete Coolidge conscientious, quiet, reliable Orchestra I, 2, Imprint Art Stall I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 2, 3, Vice President 4, Cross Country 2, In' door Track 2, 3, Track 2, 4, Foot- ball 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4. AMY F. SYEVENSON Coolidge amiable, cheerful, sincere Basketball I, Allied Youth 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3, President 2, Chaplain 4, S.A,T. Office 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, Girls' Club 3, President 4, Log Business Stall 4. MARGARET STOLLATIS Peggy Coolidge witty, considerate, 'iersistent Student Congress I, 3, 4, Cloak and Plume I, Chorus I, 2, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Clerical Staff of Log 4, Girls' Bowling Team 2. MAIUORIE SULLIVAN Midge St. Mary's exuberant, sympathetic, mild e.. 7 f 1432, Q ww. . 'Us 'Q f it PRISCILLA SWAIN Prix Coolidge friendly, vivacious, volatile Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2. ROBERT SWIFT Swifty Coolidge friendly, carefree, well dressed Hockey l, 2, 3, Football I. DONALD TAYLOR Don Coolidge friendly, witty, cheerful Cross Country I, 2, 3, Manager 4, Track I, Glee Club 4, Wash- ington Party 3. JOYCE ISABEL THIBAULT lljoyll Burlington, Massachusetts exuberant, good-natured, congenial Clerical Staff of Log 4. RICHARD THOMAS Tom Coolidge taciturn, candid, iocose Golf 2. SALLY THOMPSON SoIs Coolidge carefree, fun loving, ardent Pep Club 2, Imprint 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Chorus I, Girls' Club 3, Program Committee 4, Cheerleader 3, Captain 4, Jun- ior Classical League 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, Log Literary Staff 4. HELEN D. TIBBETTS Coolidge short, ambitious, conscientious Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Second Mod- ern Dance Club 3, Girls' Chorus. PATRICIA TOOMEY Pct Lincoln generous, friendly, original Allied Youth 2, Girls' Chorus 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Pep Club 2, Girls' Club 3, 4. , 9. 'V I '. . ' its , Q 6. 1-an fig-as Twirp week? 51 .-'rl 51,1 BEVERLY JEAN TORNROSE ev Lnncoln ottractrve cheerful darrng Allred Youth I Pep Club 2 T 2 C u Basketball I 2 Freld Hockey 4 Junror Classucal League 3 Grrls Chorus 2 HOWARD R TRUE Home Coolidge well-dressed fruendly athletuc Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I Masque and Wrg 4 Log Staff 4 Hr Y 3 4 Cross Country 3 RrfIe Team 2 4 Treasurer 3 DAVID TURNER Roosevelt nonchalant frnendly humorous PATRICIA TURNER a Coolldge frrendly vrvacrous talkatrve Chorus I Allred Youth 2 Pep Cu 2 Grrls Club 3 4 lmprlnt Busvness Staff 4 WILLIAM TURNER r Lmcoln frnendly tall athletrc F otball I 2 3 4 STEPHEN E URBAN Chub Coolndge quuet audacious relnable Football I RICHARD EMERY VERVILLE Duc N Coolndge X marks the spot 'J athletrc popular outstandmg Class Presrdent 2 3 Boys State 3 FootballI 2 3 Captarn 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Track 3 Lrterary Staff of Log 4 Honor Socnety 3 Student Councul I 2 3 Presndent 4 CLIFFORD W VINCENT C IH Roosevelt pleasant devrlush fastldlous , I ! Us H . HP 'll ' I 5 ri- . , . . Hi.Y , 3, 4, Girls' l b 3, 4g - . U , , ' ' I lb : ' ' , : ' , . ,, - H r I I A IlB'lllI 1 1 1 I I ' X l f f ' , , ' Ai:-. I. L . ' 5 ' ' ' o , , , . JV , , . '- . 4.fvff:'x' 1.3. I, W ,- I , H' ' . JR , . A Il II . I I I A 1 ' H - kt, , I Aix , I I I W R - .. ,, M , , , -4 x I I , 1 i f , r ' J 1 1 r I 1 4 2 . ' . ' t LI - - X 2 , , , . L ., '1 N Q J ,, I- ,, 49 BARBARA J. WALKER Barb Coolidge EDWARD WAYSTACK friendly, vivacious, enthusiastic Edgy, Girls' Club 3, 4, Masque and SLMG,-y', Wig 3' 41 TVl'Hl-Y 2' 3, 4: M0d- neat, genial, reliable em Dance 3' 41 Pep Cll-lb 2: Student Congress 3, 4, Hockey Cheerleader 4, Junior Classical Lea ue 3- Softball l, 2, 3, Field Hockey 3. JUDITH WALKER Judy Coolidge born traveler eltervescent witty Band l 2 Cloak and Plume l 2 Masque and Wig 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 lmprmtl 2 3 Pep b 2 3 4 Girls Club3 4 Ho r Society 3 4 CURTIS WASHBURN Curt Roosevelt quiet honest reliable HIY4 JOYCE M WATERMAN o Coolidge vivacious friendly fun loving Chorus l Pep Club 2 3 Allied Youth 2 Bowling 2 Washington Party 3 Girls Club 3 4 ELLEN R WATTS Bonnie Roosevelt devilish cute likeable Tri Hi Y G rls Club e Club 3 Chorus 2 Manager 3, 4. ROBERT WELSH o St Marys debonatre gregarious confused Football I 3 4 BEVERLY RUTH WHITFORD ev Coolidge petite vivaclous cute Glee Club2 3 Pep Club2 Band l Washington Party 3 Girls Club 3 4 Meeting the Log deadline vw? gr! Kiwi DOUGLAS E WHITNEY Doug Roosevelt tall nonchalant brxlllant B etbollI 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 Student Congress 2 Stu dent Counctl 3 Honor Socuety Masque and Wng 4 Glee Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Adverttsung Manager of Log 4 A' ALBERT P WILLIAMS nm Cooltdge acttve athlettc s F tball I 2 3 4 SANDRA WILLIAMS Sandy quuet trlendly slncere oak and Plume I 2 C 3 4 Red Cross I 2 p Club 2 3 4 Washmgton Party Where were you F block? JOHN A WILLS Jock Cooludge casual sports rmnded fruendly Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 4 Wmter Track 3 JOHN WILSON Roosevelt mtellugent humorous reluable Cross Country 4 JANE WISEMAN X Wlse Roosevelt Masque and Wag Vtce Presudent H Y 3 Htstorua Treasurer 4 Student Congress I Glrls Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 Al lied Youth 2 JAMES C WOOD 'Woody Coolndge Invely capable dro MARY GERTRU DE WYATT Coolidge loyal gregarlous letsurely Co eterta I 2 3 4 Softball 3 '54 , 1 'B 'L - A 11 D n ask , , , : , l A , ' 3, . , , : , HT- H ' t ', by A oo . , , . ff Y H - H If H C09lld99 good-natured, witty, sparkling C' I : Girls' 4, Tn- a- 1, , ' 'n 2, lub , 1 , :Pe . . 3. - . I ll ' , , ll Vi- I ..Ma,, l ' , , , 1 - 54: 1-B , br' A E 1 1 1 As 3 Q 31-v. NA Omulfed bu? no for JANE EVELYN YOUNG Janie Arlinglon, Masscclwusefts petlve, quiei covgeaici Gi-ls' cm 4, Pep cm 4, MARCIA ZEININGER Mudge Roosevelt vnvacwous cue funlovug Coalf and Plwfe l 2 Masq Wag 3 4 rs Club 3 4 Glee Club 3 Red Cross 2 JOHN ZIMMER Evus Roosevelt quiet lall nndustrwous Football 3 Baseball 4 If r Track 3 HERBERT I. SHEPPARD Herb Coolidge goo looking lruendly falerwed ee Club 2 Open:-Ha 3 4 goffen 'JT fl ' ' 'ix , . I I I A . I . . , g ue , and ' , 5 Pep Club 2, 35 c G1 l ' , 5 VA: Q'-I H I -H ,. 0' U - ' , , doo .f . , A 4 , . J . . Ev-r d . A V GI , 3, 4A Ai' X R ,- K if J fi I , 5 . . , I5 Y OUR UFE 3223901.55 Tk VXDSY Mme Won LH 55 BL USHETK Sr fqsgxflfll 'D F'V44 ?gvN0 f? 6 Qmwr hx CLASS ACTR G f G 4, E55 15- Af 4 7 L fliawv in A fij, 7ii: ?Z!-,Jr gy CDG P705 TDIGN LY, ll-VFD Cl f-ISS GEN UKIU T0 NW ME PX 1455 UPI.-ER 'WW' 000K X gx I,H ' lx, S11 gmh 1 I h. -4 ,-PII I I ,, vc ff Z 1 IW W' ff, , , G1 IU FT LN3I,JBVEIdS fi 4 f if if av, pww, W OLCR 'PAST I ME WE STLFDY l.?T0py X ETTEWINS 4 x ' X CLASS WE TPLAY HOCKEY WE CHEM! TI-IE 110 SE WE DPIN K COKE OLLP SHOE SIZE I5 7 ff OUR AGE IS I7 is 'X 'DANCING OUT9. WE -'FAVOIRI TE COL IGI-IT IS O'R 'I3L.LL'E OUR I-I EIGHT IS 3, r-61 I 1.-' ? 0 o . X I X ., I . XX f 35:2 f X Q , fxfbb f , .w- IA It Y rf' I XX Z 12 i 1 'I I ' I 1 A , Q I , sf I if IZ, K ' 'I 'I f W A vfj Y! !. f K' ff fav' P I 61 .fdcfiuified Qhu FRONT . . . L. Slade, R. Hatheway, R. Verville, J. Malone, C. Neal. MIDDLE ROW . . . A. Aveni, J. Bren- nan, Mr. , P. Turco, L. DeStefano, M. Smith. LAST ROW . . . P. Smith, B. White, J. Dunton, T. Jackson, D. Trites. G1 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: President R, Verville, Vice President R, Hatheway, Secretary J. Malone, Treasurer L. Slade. 64 the student facili- a Student Council function, was a great success. Another proiect was Twirp Week, during which the girls of the school un- dertook the tasks of the boys, such as holding doors and inviting the boys out on dates. High- lights of this event were a Twirp dance and a Varsity vs. Faculty basketball game. The Student Government also raised a sum of money for the Korean Orphan Fund. f 'H? -Bn ,. T JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS T Jock son C Neo! J Brennan J Dunton ,IR Q' ,fu SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L DeStefcno B Whlfe M Smith P Turco 65 Sennor members of Honor Society ln October the Melrose Hugh School Honor Socrety begon :ts octlyutres wrth on lnductuon of new mem bers ond on electron of otllcers Slnce members ot the socrety ore selected twlce o yeor on the bosls of yeorly oyeroges and second quorter morks o sec ond nnductuon and electron wos held ln February By sellung Red Rolder decols to their clossrnotes the members raised money for the socnetys treosury Reseorclw world I mf 1 1 If , .. ' - ' ll V . xl ' I 4 C -1 A w fill ' . . . 6 , , I 1 ' 4-41 f '. ,J 5' mw':.'i it Nye' Soi e'- i . r'f'Av'wf: . - , 1 ,,-4 , 660604 The Januar Classucal League held OH orngrnal ver sron of the l957 Olympics for ns nnducruon This year Nearly hfty new members were :narrated Darzng The remannder of the yeor plans were made to help the several Hungarian refugees who now lrve IU Melrose In The sprlng the club ended ITS Gcflvmes Wrth a plc n c 'W GTO Senor e ers J n or rnernbe s 0 .L EDITORS B Brodrrck M Srmonds J Alexander D Whrtney E Mc Corrrson G Lowe Not Present M Cafaldo Hard work us very necessary The Log Art Stal? '18 l- The 1957 Log by the use of canduds and photographs reveals to sfudents u achvmes sports clubs and special events an many new and drfferenr ways This year three new edl tors were added To the usual stall of four The edntors and fhenr stalls deserve much credit and applause for The Log but many problems could not have been solved wuthouf the help of Mrs Ann Foster and Mr Drxon Hours of hard work went unto producmg the yearbook how ever the result rs rewordrng i . - ,pr , 4 e r N I , f V 3, 1 L X W V Q V V , ,, 'X V ' 'T 'ii J ' 1 fe A f .y ' A Y ' X A . .., - -nop-was-A 'ip -Vlf Q , , . I ' I I I . I l f , , , . ,. : nu 'Q 1 I ,s 'N 4, 1 H Gmes G Lowe W Parks D Whutney A Svevenson D Macdonald jf, ABOVE The Log Photo Staff BELOW The Log Lnerory Stuff 69 :s 'Q , ' ,sf -4 A-I' ' .5 ' ' ' ' ' .. Avy ., Lx , 1 A' V. h W -v . ': J ' 1 I' 4- 1 gs sa 2 +- 417' RINT EDITORS F Dowres C F-Nun C rown, owcy orvwoy fr Hurrmgfon d QL A NAucKwn M 5BVuvkervJerg HQ 657 edf Q CIN en Q U P mms 'Q ffs XNC, DO 'S WH f oy F wwf .foq fp? .1 sp cod I 5 , 41' . -I 1 I.. I Z X N Y I 1- Y A pf' , b wx . K N, Q IMP : ,, 1, B VH V' PC P,SwY?'J ' ,B. 3'O '4 on 15 W I I T' , 195 h Qc: ewped to Srengfh th, Nmprr' by mug- for' .Q mo cc.- 2 ew NLG NNJ. ww Bid f' SpC 'gH on S 2 H , 'L Seder, fnwdw ,nas Jig!- -fyt TCG ycof, .f H lc,-, Wm ':1z'u-.Nw ' fl ' Cuff-d '.'.'w'f:'s Caffe vm lzfuwi S6590 iff' 'ff rung if'ff, xp'Ed il 'f f- J-5 .wgm 1-' ' ffwip C: Sy Lf:-' 7'-ff, Fig,- ':'.:.'.1: zz- H 'i C-1 Q' H ' : 'r .3 :V , , ,I qi, i XM 7 inf .1 yi Bob Gnbbons as mrervnewed for the Personolnfy Porode 11 Tickets please! The Junvor Prom of 1956 was a anry land lantasy of many snnall elves large castles rn the clouds long blue and whnte streamers and attractuve stalls of notes The bag prolect for the committee com posed of the class othcers Rebecca Coats Margaret Fntzgerald Harry Guttes Rach ard Hatheway Eluzabeth McCorrnson and Pete Smrth was to create an ullusnon of mountams reflected an a lake All decora trans were cut from paper When leavung the dance everyone agreed that the prom was truly an Enchanted Evenmg Members of the Junnor Prom Commuttee wuth thexr dates i across c crowded room The Grand March begins! r I, . The commnfee engoys cz dance . x . u Y 1 W 19 3- AN Www E455 he W h er BCH decorated wlfh many clusters of showhokes snow men ond worveh and G wlnfer Counfry scene which mduded small churches ond homes was certomly beomufel The mo or offroduohs were The huge exquusnely orho mented Chrus mos Tree wr he mud dle I The focr ond the orrnvol of The yovsol Sohto Oous ohos Kem r fl' I-s Beforehond DVSPGVGYIOH X - I ' 44 a 1 Xi T3 Punch time! ,fd 9 PIUY has o happy endmg oss vhrecvens Donna her younger susier and70e7 The Masque and Wag Club glves all the dramatncally nncluned students of the school a chance to display theur talent The club s mann event was the presentatuan of Seven teenth Summer whtch was coached and dnrected by Mr Watts the clubs advisor The play wntten by Maureen Daly was very succes ful and was especnally entayed by the hlgh school students Thts year for the tlrst tnme club members presented a play at the Massachusetts Drama Guuld s Annual Festuval The play cast Wa The Glee Club began its season with a program of religious selections tor the Thanksgiving assembly. They then prepared for the busy Christmas season, The club pre- sented religious and traditional music at Christmas Vespers, repeated some ot the numbers the following day at an assembly, and participated in the program of Christ- mas music at Boston Common, The beginning of the third quarter found the Glee Club concentrating on the production of this year's operetta Bloomer Girl, a gay comi- cal story revolving around the struggle for woman suflerage. On the heels of the operetta was Music Night, which brought the Club's activities to a close. 9 66- The G!ee CIub's Christmas Trio Vesper Soloists -Q A Stevenson Mr McPheters R Coats, Brodrnck J Dennuson C Emery Mac s Gnrls Almost every rumor and sensor gurl rs very well acquaunted wrth the enloyable programs that are presented nn Glrls Club The ofllcers Include Amy Stevenson Presndent Rebecca Coots Vrce Presldent Barbara Brodrnclc Secretary Comme Emery Treosur er and Janet Dennison Correspondung Secretary These gurls work dulngently to prepare favorable en tertamment such as a fashron show a talent show a hanrdressmg demonstratron a handwrrtmg analy sus a baby plcture mght a food sale prominent speakers song mghts a sports mght and many other forms of ver ,mle entertamment 80 'H ff-Si Nome Pleas 3 F Q. YP HI ,.,-- ll During theur meetnngs the French Club under the leadershup of Mass Muche trans lates books unto French scrambles and unscrambles French words Irstens to French records and portrays French plays Www The Llbrary Club a student service club keeps the book shelves an order prepares new books and works at the desk at least one half hour each week wwf. ML Wal C YG A bronze pin in the shape of a camera is the insignia ot the members ofthe Camera Club. Under the able direction ot Mr. McPheters, the club meetings were highlighted by talks in the use of cameras by Craig Worthing and Bill Durland, In the spring, the Club sponsored a display of pictures which won the National High School Photographic Contest. 14adch- Wtlddl Qu! The Audio-Visual Club's main duty is to set up and supply all audio-visual equipment for the school. In the fall, the new members are instructed, and then are given a series of tests on using the equipment. The Club, headed by Mr. Laine, has two meetings a month, one educational and one entertaining. I rx xt' - 83 dns flint? -Q l 89614151 of-P ' Q nts N L I The band forms a Bug M for the half fume show Mr Phalen leads the band rehearsal hi Zane! The MHS Band under the leadershrp of nts new durectar Mr Phalen has shown a great deal of umprovement thus year Through the fall the group added color to the football games and led a vrctory parade after the de feat of the Concord Team Santa Claus was welcomed to Melrose by the band at the open :ng of the Chrustmas Season Instrumental Nrght at the Coolidge School and the Music Festlval at Concord were also part of the years actwmes The bands last appearance was an Class Day when ut played for the Class of 1957 Vlf.. 1 If : I V J 1 5... .. W' ls.- ,dl Wag- QA 1, ' I ' ',,- -A b .ffo ' - 'Q 1 gf ,wh - Q -,,- , r V- In . ' , ' - v ,- 1 - 3 'Mi '- -,'-S ' J Q - 3 F.. 1 ,hai-Fw Mtn I .3 ' W'7' 5.1. .'A .... 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Led by co- capfains Barbara Brodriclc and Maureen Casey, they performed at the football games, rallies, parades, and on Memorial Day, The squad members were Barbara Dowd, ,- U' .., 45 -- K. 'N K Nancy Hierpe, Judy McLaughlin, and Patti Reed. an Q jf S,470f!we The GAA made up of four om cers and the managers of the varsuty sports sponsors all the gurls athletic actlvntnes Bowllng Club and coed badminton The busmess of exchanging the Stu dent Actnvaty Tickets for many school e vens s handled smoothly and effi of the SAT ofhce The gurls under Mr Neuman s dlrectuon a so handle e fun s f various c ubs p ' A 0 1 0 , - 0 ' ' P I f T l ciently by the staff Q O A - I l ' l th , d O . l . Uh mul 'Q- Tr AW V M Casey B Walker M Kelley N Fellows P Burner J Drake P Eggleston J Enos L Ceary Dance e Modern Dance Club capably headed by Mrs Wnlderman worked hard and en thuslastucally To bulld up 0 repertoire of dances for present and future use The gurls successfully performed for Kappa Sorority the Horace Mann Parent Teachers Assoclatlon and a local couples Club ?mfH 't g ? .fs lil ,M Lam 1-f FIRST ROW Coach Walsh Turner Welsh Nrckerson Hatch Kelly Vervllle Lowe llsley J Smuth Glttes McGovern P Srnuth Coach Drrscoll SECOND ROW Coach Thorburn Walker Swann Jackson Cerre tan: Walsh Rogers Whrtehouse Mahoney .l Dunton Telles Walls Tobey McGlone Coach Mlksen C: Cap' .4-Q lg - 5 a ns Lowe A XL. we The football team ot l956 although at dnd not llve up to nts expectatuons pro duced a season of thrtlls The team tred the tlrst game lost four other games by close margrns and upset Concord and prevrously undefeated Walcefleld Credtt forthe flne spurrt and determrnatuon of the team goes to Coaches Walsh Driscoll Thorburn Mrlcsen and Captorns Lowe and Vervulle who al ways had encouragnng words for thelr team mates Ntwtehodse names tte ball 9 r r e Thom son Fntz era B Wa er J Puvne C: H T was heard from peppy squad of cheerleaders at football hockey and basketball games With the he of Mac and the pep club he gurls were able to promote a great deal of school splrat New cheers were many thus year and four substututes were added to the squad Certarnly the cheerleaders have added the color and encourage ment necessary for all sports J Mo o e p g ld, . lk , . y. F-l- X- - the Ip ff 11 I T J'- '-,l , d , - . lx KL V' X' - -' n,. '- 1' The Melrose Red Randers frst st mg. 'Y -:r C'-. The Horr ers ore ofll The Cross Courwfry Teom under The leod ershnp of Doc Clo k fared well lhrs seoson with o record of flve wins ond Two losses Hordworlcmg sensors Don Boll Bob Brod ruclc Don Crosby Fred Goodwm Bull Sow yer ond Roy Smnh sporlced the teom to Third ploce fn lhe Duvlsronol Roce The grod uofmg lertermen olded by sophomore John Clwrrsron olso copfured filth ploce ID the Mlddlesex Leooue ond rn fhe Store Meet Q-Q Goocwr Co.-. leo c :fc SM ! 151 wid Action! Huddle, A very successful field hockey team produced four wins, two ties, and two losses. The girls' hard work was rewarded when Miss Monnat's well coached team upset undefeated Arling- ton. Congratulations go to the team and special thanks go to Ginny Greenwald and Sue Gar- niss for their display of sports- manship and ability. This was a rebuilding year for the M.H.S. Basketball Team. Junior Bob Goodwin - eraging close to fourteen points a game was the teams leading scorer Coach Jack Driscoll s Red Raiders led by veteran letter men Al Campbell and Doug Whitney used their excessive speed to give the league powers several uneasy moments .lump balll ,V 2, 455 . :sfisfial FIRST ROW Coach Driscoll A Campbell P Smith W Quinn M OBrien K George SECOND ROW G Belcher R Hatheway D Hoyle D Whitney B Goodwin E Bishop Snowlng much rrnpravemenf as the season progressed The Glrls Baskerball Team played elghr garnes rnus year Both the Varsny and Junnor Varsrry Teams snowed flne spun? and enfnusuasrn Among flue hard working Varsity players were sensors Bef Tarnrose Betty McCarnson Glnny Greenwald Sue Garnnss and Jane Alexander ,f FIRST ROW M Slmonds B McCorrnson J Alexander S Garmss B Tornrose K Georgantes og SECOND ROW Brennan J Frguson A F y P Conway J Gu vmO B re Alu: J Strobel , , 1 4 X 1 , r , , ww - -. F g , SENIORS G Lowe W Parks P Dobb ns R Horrmgfon R Brodrnck ll J vi ooch Hughes g es asv o WJ Paul Dobbins Q I hu 777 'T J A ,a 1 U f Bob Brodrick Bob Harrington I Faring very well, the 1957 K ' M,H.S. hockey team closed the league season with an impressive Q ' record of six wins, three ties, and -g one loss. Under the deft reins of Coach Henry Hughes, the classy ' Red Raiders won the G.B.l. title for 7 P F the second consecutive year. J 7 A varied offense, led by Co-cap- , 4 5. : tain Harrington, Lowe, and Parks, ff A combined with a powerful defense, I Q: sparked by Co-captain Brodrick, Lf! J Goalie Crosby, Dobbins, and Di- nardi, proved to be the nemesis of the league. Press time finds the pucksters leading contenders for a 2nd New England Championship, George Lowe x , 54 N-J . 5 -.5 in f Q1 'N X . S X, -lim MCA'ee Walter Parks 97 FIRST ROW...Brodrick, Smith, James, Hassinger, Queeney, Nelson, George. SECOND ROW,,,CgUl0Urg5 Fullan, Jackson, Dunton, Aveni, Lyons, Oatis, Mr. Miksen. NOT PRESENT...Crosby, Curtis Daley Elliot Hanson, Hartnett, Howe, Kristiansen, McCormack, Morril, Sawyer, Scibelli, Shea, 1 QQ 45 9 . - CODVGH1 BOD Brogr fl ,.A-33, 0 Many lettermen returned to this year's track team. Among the returning seniors was Cap- tain Bob Brodrick. The boys par- ticipated in nine meets with teams from neighboring towns, and in the Middlesex Junior Varsity and Varsity, the G.B.l., and the State Meets. The Red Raiders competed in twelve events each meet, Coach Miksen worked hard with the boys and trained them well. 98 a -A 5 Q 14 M a I ff .. K 55 Q' A Ton- Jackson wins fx Y '! Vdfaaz 7 The tndoor track team cooched by Mr Mnksen competed tn four meets thts past .wtnter They gave Belmont ond Needham o hord hght and upset o strong Wlnchester team The trockmen also entered --' mto a three team meet wnth Mol , K den and Wnnchester F-5 oll proc tlclng ts done outsude on the board troclc on the othletnc held thus seo '- son has gtven the boys on excel W4 lent opportuntty to butld up thus years team os well as to buuld up poterttnols for future years M 'Kl6zy -sn-.-we,,W,, .nf Over the hufdtet 2-nw.. r FIRST ROW Hartnett Howe Sawye McCormack Krtstnahsen SECOND ROW M Mnksen Queens-y Macflonod Daley Elliot Hanson THIRD ROW Taggart Jackson Curtus Morru! Not Present Crosby Wt f . 5 ' , 1 . . - 1 y ' T T T 1 1 4 fy, . . A ,I Z ' . V' R f Q ! I V' Q l psy 'vt 31. - - ' f 1 l ' . , . . . f ' el ,--K.-',- Q 'A' . ft .I .al f e , - L - - 1 l I . . , , . 1 ' I W, V N f . A W Nc , . 0 ig. ,,.,,: , 1 X V ,.- Q ikf . 5 - ' ' v 5' ..4 ' sf L' 1' .ix I - E ' ' ' . '.,m'i-ur-A,.t- ,ncnv ,fmgwn - .. t 2',t,. - .W f emma This year's Red Raiders had a season. With many veterans e team shaped up behind pitchers Bob and Dave Clough. The bases were held nardi, White, and Traill respectively, shortstop Pete Smith lending his talent and perience to the sophomore inheld. Doing catching was Harry Gittesg Mike O'Brien in the outtielcl with Dick Verville and George Lowe. With support from the mound and heavyfhitters Dinardi and Gittes, this Ml-l.S. team was the team to beat, Q- s 1- . -,'n x Gettirg 5'-te sl-ace.. :JS-4' 'ui pn-few ' '4 ike cnel ball! Mrs Wnlderrnan th varsity players Out at third' U.. The softball team had a very busy sea son Erght games were played and practices were held frequently Thus year there were a number of prormsrng and enthuslashc e gurls were especrally thank ful that the Playrng held had been rm proved to a great extent Freshmen Th 9 H9 dS 7 . I ,V I v , it ff' r... A . I . 1-'gf' U A , 0 I' - - - , I I F- . 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Great Interest and enthusiasm was displayed DY the members of the Gnrls Bowlnng Club whzch ns sponsored by the Gnrls Athletic Assocratuon durrng the last half of the year The gxrls are divided unto teams and meetlngs are held on Tuesdays at the Malden Bowlung Alleys Scores are kept and letter awards are guven to the wnnners at the end of the year lee, f'21Fl5v 'fm ..,.1 Z., .u 3,2 1,93 . , . . . 1 . , . . . . ,V SX : WM Z 1 2 f m 'X W' W t f if fy , 5 ff if ff X 5 VV Nw J I MS7'W ,A ' J , f X 77' j.x.' 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III I I . ' . '-- ':'--. 1- ' .-- . -- '- -- - 1' I ... 1 4 . ' 1 . .... UW, .41-in - ,- 0- Q.. , ...- . ...-1-vm, W-I . - - 1-' .- --- -.,,,,,,,,,.,. ..-.----- ,- -- -'i -- '- -,.... , . .- 3- , mi - Q 1-1. A ---- .....- ---E 1 W . l .,....:.. ,.1..-1 h--A Y , -A,, -Q A ,. . ,,, -ini --A -if U 34, - - ' . '41-an .... - --1' In '-1 ---1-1 ' Qi., . -7 l 3, .. ,. ..,. 4 ..... ...J-r'-' . ,.,-......-V-'-,........ . --.. r f . ......- --5 v ,M h ,, ,. YW A T Y - --1? . f ' .Li .. l ..........,.. FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS Smce 1897 A A A JCSTEN S Congratulations to the Class of 1957 MELROSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CLUB J J SellServ1ce Laundry 192 GREEN STREET MELROSE at Franklm Square lNext to Eastern Mass Garage! ME 4 2250 Compllm nts of MF 11454 MILL OUTLET OF MELROSE Cotton Raxon Qllk and Wool Fabrlts D8 Essex Street M lr use 'Vla s Il r l 1935 746 Am WALL PAPER STORE fn 'Nr i REAL ESTATE aNsuRANce Nu, FR NKLIN RE L Y REE? annie 51' New l .Janssen CJ MALDNEY VX 5 O D 1 I I' . . . 0 r , 1 5 . llllu o' NIEI usa' E -- II I : 57-' rf .jg S ,ll Y 4 I 5 -, '. ' -4 .' -4,.,. .. .. r ' i 5- P-f - ' E ,-- 200 Qrm- Ft. All-l osv. Nlzss. HL' ll , . . 12- Willy TREMONT STREET GARAGE 94T t 1 MELROSE P 410 0 suPPLY COMPANY Hardware Specialists MELROSE FLORIST C0 INC 235 W WYOMING AVENUE ME 44627 phCfcx1 Presd lose-phT Cf1Vc Pe d MELROSE TRUST COMPANY COMPLETE COMIVUIRCIAL BANKING SERVICE THREE CO LOCATIONS 495 MAIN STREET 516 FRANKLIN STREET 44 WEST WYOMING AVENUE 1' rc-mon S. Melrosv. Mass. I I - T 156 Main Sire-f-I Mfflrossr. Mass. Iose e o, i ent . eco, ie r si ent Why be Satusfued with Less 1 st a v1d a ea all Shares and Savmas was at the ra me w te- cr t lepla re cr any further mfarmauan you desmr N cn fvaucn 'A' MELRGSE CO OPERATIVE BANK 6 8 MAIN STREET Tel MElrose 4 2500 ! 0 9 O Cut e 'i ' en' A '. ie- fif T: pier annum, payable quarterly. Get your shares NOV!! ff: ' , e' he A f ' ' ' Yf- ' T, ' 1 -2 HJ . 3 ' - Office Telephone 'NIE 4-1266 THE GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE A Complete Traxel Seruce Nlas NIFTOR ExuxLELox Prop 463 'Vlaln Street Melrose 76 'Was GREENLEAF 8 RATHBURN Nleats GTOCCFICS Frurt 81 N egetables 03.3 Franklm St Nielro e Nlass Phone 'SIE +8986 Compliment f FRANKLIN SQUARE HARDWARE CGMPANY CITY TELEVISION Xt APPLIANCES SERVICE ON ALL MA ts. TV Reh1gercrtors Au Condxhonefrs 39 ESSEX STREET MELROSE MASS P I Chance Comphrnents of REBTRHE Evelyn Marne BEAUTY SALONS 416 MAIN STREET MEIrose 43234 318 MAIN STREET STonehcrm 6-0009 Cornphments ot FURNITURE TELEVISION RU DERMAN 'S MELROSE MALDEN MEDFORD Comphments of W. T. Grant Co. Mam Street Nlelroee Compliments of . . . ME 4-8250 I ' , s o .. . I INC. Thzolrl AnaslHnml'busz iw rumhan MELROSE SAVINGS f51't,,su1 K BANKING HOURS Monday thro gh Fnday 8 A. M. to 2 M. FndayE em.ng530io730 BURRET? MILLANE BUCHANAN FLORIST co mc l Maman, , 529 MAIN STREET ME 4 0083 nxpmr CLEANSING AND DRESSING Floral Arrangements of Character 534 FRANKLIN STREET 1ELROSE MASS Compliments of CLEMENTS 'mr s'roR1: or CHEERFUL SERVICE Comphm nts of Mystic Linen Service 830 832 MAIN STREET GREENWOOD, MASS CR 9 0228 7 , A 9' 5' - ., i-i '- 4 !,sw-:fi V' A 'JV ,I- pu .- gr. fs. 'Wat .' . '-1 fl 'i r 5 1, - -' xx ma n nThomasLynde ro u ' . P. ' v ' : : .. ' S - ' ., . 0 ' B. . ' e ... RALPH E LAFFOLEY Huntm 8. F1 hm Fqulpment An hers Tar et Rlfle xldlflf 8. 'N H Huntm F1 hlng MELROSE COMMUNITY GARAGE Atla Tlre BHIICFIPS Xuessones 203 F sex Street Prop 0Z7IE WHEELER Tel 'VIFL 4130 'Ilelrose Nlass ling, Foods F1 Vlllllf rs Hurd Seeds MELROSE GRAIN CO Melrose Mass 139 W Emerson St NIE 4 0888 Comphments of MELROSE HARDWARE 0 Your Servxce Stcxhon for Home Needs I HURD STREET At Wyommq Compllmf nts of PLEASANT SERVICE CLEANSERS INC At l'1.mkl1n Square PETER FONG LAUN DRY 134- W Fmt rson St Vlelro e Nlass LINOLELM BROADLOOM FLOOR TILE HARDWOOD FORMICA WALL 'ru E ' em - 27216 CO. 393 MAIN STREET, MELROSE, MASS MELROSE 4 7700 Compliments of NEWHALLS SHOE STORE . U Y .S , U J . Z' 4 K' . ' ' v ' s , - Z., , l.i1'f-nsf-S A , 1 .H. . 937 Main SI.. Melrose ME 4-3100 U a ' , , A . , l , A Y 1 B i . .YII 5 s xv' h l U u . BENSON GCDSS FUELS INC BENSON mmm 'ms Goss runs ,, mm SHMCE GENERAL ELECTRIC WINKLER LP Lo Pr BURNER Automalic O11 Hocxhng 20 TREMONT STREET! M-511080 4-4047 Copl CONVERSE RUBBER CO MANUFACTURERS OF RUBBER. CANVAS d ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR MALDET MASSACHUSETTS ' s mlm 'Q -5 4 4 C 4 J, llc. IG. X 'D ol o S.,-A I w assure m iments of . . . an DRESS CLOTHES RENTING PAR EXCELLENCE Specxcxl Attenuon To Weddlnqs BRIDAL GOWNS TUXEDOES FORMALS OXFORD IACKETS WRAPS DRESS SUITS BRIDESMAIDS SUMMER EORMALS STYLES SERVICE SANITATION BURNS INC I00 SUMMER STREET BOSTON Open Monday Evemnqs LI 2 3572 ESTABLISHED 1921 WHITTEMORE HARDWARE C0 HILL S CO 531 MAIN STREET 504 Main St MELROSE MASS Y P dl Th H d our Hen H e mwme HALLMARKSICIBSON Business Creetmg Cards Tel ME1rose 4-0900 Latest m l seful Fashlons HIGHLANDS BARBER SHOP Look to the 455 Franklm Street 489 Mann St ME 4 0462 I o ' ' 521 Franklin St. R. H. CURRY 8. SON TRITES RADIO 8. TV CO. Established 1888 JIM CRHHX' Mgr. Plurnbing and Heating flmttravtors MOTOROLA SALES ANU SERYICI-1 4-T2 Franklin Stn-t-I Nl:-lrost-. N1ilSS2ll'hllSf'Il' TPlf'flhfbI1f' M If -1-A0041 For Fad St-rxivv Call M E 4-2460 515 Franklin Strf-et N11-lrnst-. xIiiSSii1'hllSf GARNISS MARKETS 413 Franklm Street 163 W Emerson Street 19 Lebenan Street Malden Compllments of CLASS 1959 A FRIEND HTH PETER S FRUIT STORE 1 'Wnn Q NH? u , . tzlillllll' 'ills of llmnplilnvnts 9 ttf' 3- U . L' , I. . 1-A JS-if 1 WALTER B DAVIS Insurance ME 4 224. 111 FI'dI11i1lIl 511.1 Vlflrmf- vldmfhu PII T1-I. Nic--4-2594 Stw Nam Rubber Stamp Pmbo img D111 MELROSE STAMP CO 169 Tremont Strut 'Nlelro fl Nia 111 6111111 1 Off Str fd f 1 'N 4111 ARLINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE ALLIED VAN LINES Our 60111 Ymir 20 'VI111 Strffft Kr III ton 'NIA N11 3 0605 PETE S EAST SIDE ESSO Ph N14 411 so CLOTHING MFG 79 10 134 11111111111 S1 N 11111 I1 f WUI f0ITlIJ1III1fIII f WYOMING BAKERY XIII A 1111 CASEY FLORIST COMPANY 41 95 111,110 Sm Q .1.. . 111 Phone 'NIE 40173anr1i0171 N16 me a 111 -1 .Q p5 . 1 A Q' H1 1 111Q..'1'g- , 1 I A1141 1,u11g1 111512114-v .I 'ng . . ' --1 :1',1Z..'ss F. P. Ifaivtemry 11lI11f'I -101 LYII1111111 Stn-1-t Mmli' '3 'lhi H NIA. L- Tf .11 '11. Mass. 01 1. Rvg. 11.1 or x'f'hII'1f'S 1 I - s 0 N . f . ' . 'vt , ' '- 18f ST Vllst V11 TIIIIL1, x - 111 . 1 S-iM-Ssavh s-tts Whether xou hux or whether xou Qell The Golden Rule Pohu berxeQ ue well Flxe women working lde slde WHY NOT CONSIDER LS FOR YOUR GUIDE9 OLGA R DOWNS REALTOR 122 Wed Emerfmn Street Tel Me 41322 or 4 2022 EMERSON HARDWARE 8. SUPPLY QI-.ate qharpened If We t I7 Nr on St r 1 We 4 1868 OAKES CERAMIC STUDIO I sa F .mttum s . Ntelrost 11.,h1.m.1 supplu spf-malmad c la Tel We 4 5591 Ofhcc Telephone Me 4 I266 THE GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE A lornplete Trax el Sf rxlce 463 'Vlaln St 'Vlelro e a N RS Xnron ENIRNI H ox rop PARLEE WINDOW AND DOOR COMPANY 481 'Vlaln St 'Nlelro Q 'NIE 4 v2O0 EUTTIIDIIIHIIOYI Windows LOIIIIUIFIHIIOII Doors 'XIIIYIIIYIUIII or Steel folor to NIA1 Y our H mme MELODY RANCH MUSIC SHOPPES 1 un t I 1 .1 I FAMOUS FILMS LIBRARY 451 Nt: 'X 11875 t rt 'Iru - ' ,S O ,' V ' 'I- flfw R w0's,n's ' - ' ' ' ' ' S' 55' 31111 N. Mm. F. tLr.n'rm IDI-1 Mus ,M I 38I-f T r' 'A ftrwt A gf 'Y 4 S , VS w ' '. I sses ' . , ' . , 5 . M ss. 1 N V III , 5 , I'l1 rI.'.': ,, 1.sr,P . L ' tlonlplinn-ntf ol' ve' .1 'r'4'I NI:-Irufv I-fb. Maw. -'I'lX1'I'III1IIlglIII 'Ill wiv LIE-A H L: HT NL. Stlbwlt xiplrlml MIIIH- B.-ft in Ulfl 'Linn' Nlmivsu ltv XINI Fill-nlu111l5ol1n1I vl' SI '4'1'l 4 ltvllrlfl Rvlllgglx L:4'iIIllIAl'r Ilona'-:lin-. tlnrtoon- ITS Pll'LiSf'III Street XI' l41'll Q 1 E I , un 5 ff . 4' utlllvr- flfiinpliiiii-rits of JACKSON CLEANERS as E 1 GEORGE S HAT CLEANING AND SHOE SERVICE HUGO S MELROSE APPLIANCE CENTER GARVY S INC DAN MADDEN S ESSO STATION xi B It THE CONNOISSEUR SHOP fi 1 l1N1 S1 Nil HENNIGAR DOOR 8. WINDOW CORP An ersen Picture Winflrpxx Alum 84 Wficmd COITIIDIITHIIOII Doom Window Builders Hardware Plwwood Tarago Doors Interior Finish and Moulding 88 lVla1n St Ne-ar Pcirlusax ME 41800 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF or 1 If gif-x St. ME-V -2795 4TT Nlain St. XIVITUSI' IlUIIlIllIIIl4'III.' Ilompliriu-rits of' III' 1 1 , C 365 4 aan Si. A J ' ' 's Lulirivation. a Pri . ' T i I .-X11-e-ssorif-S L - ' ,S NIP-4-9753 ' , 9 , . , I I , . . . . S distinctive ,, , llarrls an Gif S for all ovcasions ' at popular prices T , 5 . ain . . e rose ,-.-. Compliments of THE CHEERLEADERS ,,,N.,i,,ti,,,, ,,i..k.u. Sally Th fmr1x ps rrrl anfl flelixerv Pam Barner June Malone 04,4 y1ain SL Caroljean Br rrxx n Barbara Walker Corner V' '1 True Judy Putney Franklin Peggy Fitzgerald ME -1-0839 fompllmcnt of lomplnnc nts of LLQYD 'CE C0 MELROSE Etomsr co :Nc Tremont Street 235 west Wyoming Axe Melrose ME 41627 COMPLIMENTS OF M H S STUDENT COUNCIL Tht 21lJOXPplClllI'P illustrates one of thf mam actlxltles uhlch the Student Councxl sponsors III orflc r to promote .1 better Llllfll rstanrl mg ofutlzenshtp Mlllllll the school , ' s , . , . . 'I Y . O I O 1 sd. 'Q-J' ' , - . . , V . - - . N . . . , . . , , s - . , - , ' , , CCNGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957! 0 I from 10111 hwndlx MOBILGAS DEALERS N mel BINFHANI S SERNIK E AND HARDVC ARE ST XTVON BRANSFIPI D S S1 HNIC F STATION 88u NI1111 qt DELLXNEY XND LLOX D SFRX If F STATION 396 NI1111St N11 49 77 r ' . M b' 51 1'1'ir'i11gf .If'l' S . J 1 - 1 A A , , I . - 143 Main St. N16 4f9T55 , ,... . . , . A W - S. v , 1 A 1 , 1 . . , . . - AHS. ,Sf-71.2. vm Jlllllf nt G ROTONDI AND SONS Contractors T0 1 1 67 WAUGH S INC r 3 SANFORD S BARBER SHOP REGENT DELICATESSEN MELROSE ARMY AND NAVY STORE Nlllll lrxwlrllgt Cc I' 1 Sof... O M1-I s -, Mass. Te-14-phm fl RE 8-Ulilf 1.00 1 , . 1 Ch yslvr fplxmuulh 18,1 I mnuhxlu V1-IU Main Sl ' ' 'l N11-I H, ,-X. Wu mi Rf-wrv 31. Huw, Howl l-llvx liwrrllvlillnvlil- ul' lu Ilia' f1l.1-- wi Vfwf 1553 Ylaiill 5Iv 'w'I X11'I!II-I' A ,- JT ' 41 12 xx L 'rnlflq-4.1 PARKWAY GULF ROE row QU-Bl? f 18 Compliments of . . . THE PATTEE SHOP 593 MAIN STREET ME 4 2134 MELROSE 76 MASS Smart Wearables Chnswood., Inc MELROSE Y M C A Ulhf11If'fflfxXI HASLAM S DRUG STORE SI-RI L I rx Rfgl tered Phdfflldfl t Tf I NIE 4 0072 484 'Hain Strwt f r .1 f0II1lbllH1Pl1I f Alphle II Hllf INSURANCE 8 Dfxfn hire Sturt wflfbdldllfi Xxf-nue A 3 M 4 u 85 LY 'NN U94 Summer St Lx nn 3 9000 4 I 'NIEDFORD 4 Hugh St 'N tlf' 6 741l W J photo supply - ' x14 Num STREET 'NIELROQF NI ASS FRLNLL Vi SLHFIIF Nlgr NIFlmQe 49 fll'I.F Mr- 4-ff L - 1 f:flIlllDl4Il14'lllSUf- Rm , '. 'Ir HY Yo I-I . e-lruse '. . - L' . .S f M4 us:-. Mwf. I ' 5 0 Cn lpl' -nts of u THE MELROSE C- P- C- CHARLES R. MITCHELL 81 H ' 2 ,. S' xi jf ' , I, L. .-T210 E -fTf I' .- ,1yS' -Q L If fd: i 912.5 Xt! '? 1 nv 53 3 5-Q17 THE BUICK FOR 1957 SMYLY BRENNAN BUICK. INC 34- Holdem St Malden M 5 chus tts 'VIA 7 7676 el ,- ' 71-F' 2- L,-f x X YE'- WY l-Qld -5l':.l .-P .,--f -'K ,fjiil-ff' E CHECK WHAT YOU WANT Good startzng salary wzth regular razses Pleasant work wzth other gzrls and young men Prestzge of a responszble yob wzth a well known and respected company If your 11st shows three checks then you should check 1nto what the Telephone Company has to offer you Smart glrls are do1ng1t now before they graduate from hlgh school Come m and see our employment lntervlewer soon Youll enJoy talklng wlth her Act now and you can say w1th prxde Im all set' Im gomg to work wlth the Telephone Company' See the Guldance Counselor at your school and talk first wxth her about when and where to apply NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY ,ou 3 l ia, ' X ri 1 l Ill' li p? fr' E llll Xl f,'gi.I - N Cm J WATCHES DI-XMONDS Fstabllshed 1917 WADLAND JEWELERS Featurlng Full Lme of Cameras and Photographlc Supplies 470 Mam SI Melrose EMERSON MARKET 15 V Emer on St 'Vlelro e 'Vlas The Blggest Llttle Sup: r Marlut In Town CARLETONS I G A MARKET I' RUSIED FOODS 1147 Mam St ME 49818 Comphments ot SUGAR Xl SPICE BAKERY 338 'Ham Street 'f0f' MATTHEW M COX Te-1 ME 41567 COMPANY E tabllshed 1932 Realtors Insurors Comphments of Q36 Franklm St FAULKNERS CLEANSING W 0Sf 4 mo 437 ERANVLIN STREET MELROSE HIGHLANDS TT '. S . . S . A S. Y GROCFRIES A MEAT W- DELICATICSSEN 5 ' ' Compliments CLASS I958 H J STILES S SONS Floor Contractors FORMICA COUNTERS I INUI Fl 'NI RI BBIH XSPII XIT PI ASIII 8. fFRNNIlf TII FS I ongratulatlons to the I Iass of I9 COWAN S GIFT Melrose SHOP LIGGETT DRUG C0 INC S08 11 NIJIH St Mflro el Vlass Prompt Presmrlptlon Sffrure APCRFFNF N r Compllments LOPEZ MARK asupham sf 'Vieiro e 'Nias NIE +3139 ET DEERING LUMBER CO INC 11 F sex t NI Iroc Congratulatmn to the Class of 193 BUILDING NI ATERIAI 5 ' of ST - h 1 ' . X s , . . 153 West Emerson St. I I I A 1 . . . I , ., v J 1- I . ' of. . . . I e- A I ' I - A l I D S x . S . I S. L. R MOULTGN CO I l 4 4 4 CLASS
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