Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Arlington High School Year-Hook 27 MARY N. JASON 2 31 Gray Street Honor Roll Girls’ Club A pleasant girl with pleasant ways. ALICE JOHNSON Field Hockey Basketball Honor Roll 6 7 Hillside Avenue Student Council Band In the game of life as well as in athletics Alice is a good sport. What more can we say? DOROTHY L. JONES 56 Norfolk Road FiHd Hockey Glee Club Student Council Honor Roll Girls ' Club Dot ' s friendship is not lightly given, but her friends value it the more because of this. LOUIS KAPLAN 5 9 Paul Revere Road A quiet, unobtrusive fellow; his orchestra work con- stituted his outside activity.

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26 Arlington High School Year-Book FRANCIS M. HINES 54 North Union Street Football Hinesy” is one of the 57 varieties. What would Schouler Court look like without his topless auto? HELENA HOMER 19 Howard Street During her course she was an active member of the Dramatic Club, the Girls’ Club, and The Clarion Board. EDNA HOWARD 15 Albermarie Street Girls’ Club We are very sure that Edna gets a great deal out of life in a quiet way. WILLIAM HOWATT Rockland Avenue A regular fellow — that’s Bill” all over and we don ' t mean maybe !

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28 Arlington High School Year-Book MARGARET KEEFE Girts ' Club 1 2 Swan Place She is small, and noiseless in her tread. AR1TA KELLEY 17 Devcreaux Street Honor Roll Girls Club Arita reminds us of Peter Pan. Somehow we can ' t imagine her really growing up. JOHN A. KELLEY 5 6 Palmer Street Captain of Cross Country Track Student Council Athletic Association Committee ' ' Johnnie” is another fast fellow in Arlington High. This certainly applies to him as a runner. Johnnie” has determination and ambition which stand him in good stead. GORDON R. KEMP 9 Glen Avenue A jolly chap and a good sport. He saw one year’s service in the orchestra and became well known in room 8, the home of the Dramatic Club.