Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Arlington High School Year-Book 19 ELIZABETH DREW 28 I inwood Street Baseball Let the world slide, let the world 30 A fig for care and a fig for woe. NATALIE ELDRIDGE 1 1 Lockeland Avenue Field Hockey Baseball Nat likes everything in the athletic line. It seems to run in the family. LORETTA EVANS 154 Washington Street Loretta joined us late, but managed to quickly find a place in the school life. ALISON FERNALD 34 Gould Road Student Council Field Hockey Honor Roll Girls’ Club Yes, my sociable friend. I love thee well.

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18 Arlington High School Year-Book OLGA E. DODDS 51 Hilton Street Billie ” Although a member of the Glee Club, the Debating Club, and the orchestra at one time or another, she was best known for her excellent work, both dramatic and social, in the Dramatic Club. WILLIAM DOHERTY 6 River Street Arlington seems to be the place the pupils of Cambridge favor after their own school. Anyhow, we gained when Bill left there and came here to honor us with his cheer- ful presence. JOHN T. DONAHUE 31 Pondview Road Whether John does something or nothing you can trust him to smile. ARTHUR DOUROPULOS 17 Palmer Street Honor Roll Clarion Student Council The pen is mightier than the sword.” This fits no one better than it does “Dourop. Another suitable saying is, Even though vanquished he could argue still. And he was the editor of The Clarion in his senior year.

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20 Arlington High School Year-Book WALTER FINLEY 11 Grove Street Student Council Brick has been marking time for quite a while now behind a cornet in the orchestra and band. Didn’t you find those white flannels pretty cool at the Melrose game. Brick”? WILLIAM r. FLAVIN 77 Highland Avenue Debating Bill is that good-natured fellow who is always smil- ing. He ' s so lively that he fools with electricity for a pastime. CAROL FOSTER 144 Pleasant Street Girls ' Club Everybody likes Carol. Her ways are ways of pleas- antness. BORIS FOSTIAK 44 Newcomb Street Honor Roll Glee Club Student Council “Fiz was a good fellow, but we never recognized the real worth of his merits. This year, however, we have paid him the highest honor possible by electing him Class President.