Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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l- f , ARLINGTON High School Clarion - 19 j 1 ' ; T Vol. XIII Arlington, Mass., December, 1909. No. 1 Officers of THE CLARION Editor-in-Chief MARJORIE S. GOTT Class Editors : JACK HUTCHINSON, ’io ELEANOR HATCH, ’ii ELEANOR BISBEE, ’12 DORIS WHITTEN, ’13 Exchange Editor : GLADYS RICHARDSON, ’10 Business Manager: BRADLEY FROST, ’10 Assistant : LAWRENCE MUNCH, ’11 Treasurer : IRVING HILL, ’10 Secretary : JUDITH EVERETT, ’10 The Clarion Published Quarterly During the School Year i 10 Cents Per Copy 1 F. RMS : ,, | 40 Cents Per Y ear I $1-50 Advertising Rates : • 2.00 ( 2.50 ENTERED AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER CONTENTS Editorial ..... 1 Literary Department ... 3 Athletics ..... 12 Class Notes ..... 15 Exchanges ..... 18 A LONG space of time has elapsed since the last issue of the Clarion, during which time the editor’s pen seems to have grown rusty with disuse. Since we have been so fortunate as to bring the paper hack to life, however, we hope that it may have a long and brilliant career, and never again fall into financial stringencies. The new management in charge of the Clarion will do its work faithfully, and to the best of its ability; but the paper needs more; it needs the hearty support of every member of the school, and its success rests, to a great extent, on this general support. Everyone should subscribe faithfully. As the Clarion is only issued four times a year, it certainly seems as it every one could afford a ten-cent copy, with- out bringing too great a strain on his pocket hook. We wish the entering class to pay especial heed to the above paragraph, for, as time goes on, the success of the paper will depend more and more upon it. Before very long, we hope that the class of 1913 will furnish enthusiastic con- tributors as well as subscribers. The High School opened this year with a new principal and several new teachers The principal, F. C. Mitchell, M.S., who, for the past two years has