Harry L. Blaisdell “Nuts, Nutsey, Nerts”

What the yearbook said

This modest little boy, with the big smile, slowly wended his way toward Melrose High, on that day in 1928, with little or no intention of leaving within the next ten years. Although he was not very active in sports, he was a friend to everyone he met, and his light humor was sure to be enjoyed wherever he went. At every football game, hockey game, or track meet, one was always sure to see Nutsey rooting for his friends. GUSTAVE A. BLEYLE, JR. “Gus” In order to increase his education, upon his graduation from the Washington School, Gus sought the inner realms of the “ok brick pile”, and as a result of four years of plugging, he has been able successfully to complete the requirements of the college course and to garner enough units to warrant his admission into B. U., where lie intends to take a course in business administration. Although Gus has not taken an active part in school athletics, he is a golfer of note and spends much of his time on the links trying to perfect hi' game. We all wish him the best of luck and know that with his determination and pleasing personality, he will succeed in whatever he undertakes. WALTER H. BOLSTER, JR. “Walla”, “Weld”