Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Joseph Bloom 11 Harvard Street “Do well and right and let the world sink.” Henry Marston Bradbury, Jr. 2 Spy Pond Parkway “Brad” “Mart” “A man oj wit is a man of mark” Edwin Brainard 45 Bartlett Avenue “Ed “Eddie” “ Are not great men the models of nations?” Student Council, A. A. Committee, Literary Editor of ear Book, Clarion, Honor Roll Millv enia Brown 67 George Street “Millie” “Charms strike the sight but merit wins the soul.” Dramatic Club [ 18 ]

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Mary J. Beasley 56 Adams Street ‘Sis” ‘A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. (•iris ' Club, If ra malic 1 u b Charlotte Bennett 125 Hemlock Street “ Who that define it say they wore or less than this , that happiness is happiness Hire Club, Dramatic Club I m M Pauline Bennett 21 Hillside Avenue “The pen is mightier than the sword.” Clarion, Year Hook Committee, 4 iris’ Club HUSSELL DIEDERBECK 16 Belknap Street “Rusty” “ Every one is the son of liis own works. t 17 ]

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Daniel Buckley 210 Broadway “Dan “He has the qualities of a great statesman , we will hear from him later. Debating Club, MamiRor of Track. Honor Roll, Senior From Committee Eugene W. Buckley ‘G( 20 Swan Place ‘ Be there a will, wisdom will find a way. ' George Buckley 166 Brooks Avenue “Buck “Good sense, which only is the gift of heaven. And though no science, fairly worth the seven. Cross Country, Truck ' dee Club, Dramatic Club, stu- dent Council Ruth Bullock 221 Highland Avenue “Ruthie” “ The wealth of rich feelings, the deep, the pure ; with strength to meet sorrow, and faith to endure. ' ' ’ Dramatic Club, Student Council, Honor Koll [ 19 ]