Arlington High School - Anchors Yearbook (Lagrangeville, NY)

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MABEL JEWELL NICHOLAS JULIANO Mae Reds DTH-ma-tics C27 Football C3 47 M'Lb01 13 Q1-liflt 'md friendly A football star of renown 21 Wlllme WOPKCK' fol 35 whose beautlful red han' has g1ven fx? If M?-qv:-U li rf HELEN KEENEN CC Banking C3 47 Arlingtoman C47 Yearbook C47 Honor Award C47 Helen is one of our most hke able semors Her eternal smlle and wlllmgness to help have made her A. H. S s pal color to our football Held HUGH KNICKERBOCKER Rxp Cross County C47 Football C3 47 Another football man who has done much to brxng ms school fame g 3 -VUA vi W HENRY KARWASINSKE Hank Baseball C1 2 3 47 Basketball C1 2 3 4 Student COUHCIIPYGS1 dent C27 Welfare Squad C1 2 37 Football C1 2 3 47 track C1 27 captaxn C37 Dra.ma,t1cs C47 Hank IS our star in b1sketball His appearance ln a. game put fear In the heart of many opponents GERALDINE KOLBINSKIE Gerry Banking C2 3 47 D1a,ma.t1csC37 Secretary Freshman Class Sec retary of Bankmg C27 Llbrarlan C37 Yearbook C47 A1-lxngtonian 3 47 Track C17 Cross Country C17 Gerry is our studious and arnbltious friend who never seems to be 1d1e and zs always most Wxlling to lend a, helping hand ss Nw w flyfew H Q H, E-me gi me mn : B A mmmm px SS H E J lj' -4 U H n 1: n n - -LD, ., I .c' . N . . , ' ' .77 f 1 ' I 1 I I , . . - 1 y 1 1 1 1 , . 1 . ' . V I ' ' 1 fl Y -N. .- x x F I-. . A ' . 1 U ' ag.. l, - 7 - ' If '- ' - - 'I pu' Q V. . , .UV A I 'J ' Y L- . .. -' -r 'A 7 '..l ', r ll . f ,L i . 5. -V.-X 'L , . 'JJ sqgv. n, -' . ., 1. 5A L i I -Q ,, ..' F ., 4' V X '- - l y, 1 Y' . 1 1 .' .-. 'z -1.4-4, N i i - 3 i NK n 1: - n H ,,' ' f F 3 1 1 , 3 ' 2 n . 5 - . ' 7 , . - V . : : I II ll c , , l , , - . , . 4 Il YI 7 f , , .

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A A-. .L... -2- , , STANLEY HOHLOWSKI Bull Dog Honor Award L45 ' I-Iere's one of our most clever intelligent and ambitious seniors. Be careful how you use those pale blue eyes, Stanley! EDYTHE HUMPHREY HARRISON HORAN usonnyn Yearbook 1435 Basketball 643: Football 63, 41. Harrison will undoubtedly be- come one of the foremost com- mercial artists in the U. S. as he has already become among his classmates. IRENE JACKSON WILLIAM HUDSON Bill Honor Award 443. A quiet. and strong young man who will someday have much at his command. I MARY JACKSON u f 1, ' to us from Wap- Chl Reine OMSIY Game Ybarbogk 013: ppgebating 443: A demure miss, proficient in Dmgers Haghh Gh0?l- -hliiy 113.5 Honor Award 443, her school work. A girl who is nat'-ITF an ippy 90 man ood She's an A number 1 sure to at-tain success in the com- sonahty have gven us y g scholar. Wherever there's happi- melfcial W01'1d- - laughs' ness you'11 find Chippy! g - - I s,,,,,,-- , , .

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Y , . Y , . .--r-A WILMA LEE ' Bill IBil1's ambitions lie in the masculine Held. She likes motors, wood carving, and wants to become a, mechanic. LEONA MdcELVEEN ' 'Lee' ' Dramatics 141: Library 1333 Ay- lingtonian 1455 Yearbook 143. Lee is the most fun and the best. sport in our class . H ' ' Wi W w MARIE LITTELL AVALYN LOMISON ll Y! It . !! A1 Avy 1 Neath her protective coatin Arlingtonian 143g Dramatics 12, of meekness lies a, heart of gol 437 Yearbook staff 1455 Cross and a., character not bold. cguntry 1253 Track 115: Cheer leader 13, 43: Student council 12, 475 Vice president of council 14,15 W Debating 143. When it comes to having those N three indispensable qualities--pep, vim, vigor, our vivacious, likeable Avy heads the list. 1 T1 Ai N VERA MAD ARAS l . Ve! D Basketball 135. Sparkling black eyes, Z1 turned up nose, and a, firey disposition is Verafs key to popularity. i.L..1..L-.L - ,.- DORIS MARSHALL ll' Y! Rusty Basketball 13, .453 Drnmatics 125. Rusty's red hair, sweet smile, and loving disposition makes her a true friend to all.