Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Maiuohik Cutler “Marge” 12 W ater Street ‘‘ Marjorie is rather quiet, hut a jolly tyirl among her Draiuatlc ( liili, (Jlcc Clali T (Minis Alice E. Cutter “Al” 195 Park Avenue ' Stately, tall, a friend to aiir ?5) vari) J. Dale “Eddie” 58 Brattle Street Big Brother, who can count many friends among his acquaintances.” Stmleiit ( ' oiincil (S cr« ' tary), Knot ha II, Haskpthall, Track Eileen C. Davieau “C y” 21 Lafayette Street Secure in the hearts of her friends.” Hascliall Clara DeCane 16 Prescott Street “1 our gentleness shall force, more than your force move us to gentleness.” C. Erances DeLollis “Cleo” 23 Melrose Street “A jewel is small, but very precious.” Dramatic Club Evelyn E. Dion “Evie” 217 Broadway Her ways were those of quietness.” Dramatic Club, (ilee Club, Joseph P. Donahue “Joe” 37 Menotoniy Road He does well who acts nobly.” Page fourteen

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Dorothy L. Carrot, i, “Dui” l. ' iO Grey Street ' ' I uriely is the spice of life. ' ' Stiitlfiit Coiiiicll, (ilrls’ A. A., (Oi ls’ (0«‘ ‘ ( lull ( l’rcslcl ‘iil) , A. A., KasliHImll, Hascimll. ' I’eaiils, llocTicj. Year Itoiili ( (iiM initti ' a Katherine Carter ] I Walnut Court “5y u e5 govern the world.” Mary Cirinna ■11 Dudley Street ”Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind.” Evelyn Cobb o Wyman Terrace ‘My mind to me a hi?igdom Dramatic Cliili. Honor Roll, Glee Clulj Cat. 1ST CocKRoET “Hillie’’ •Y.) Webster Street “! he i.s witty to talk with, and plea.sant to think about.” ( lull, l)niiiiati ‘ ( lull, Has ketliall. Hasf ' liall Mary ' I ' . Colt, ins 59 Warren Street “The only nay to have a friend is to be one.” (Occ Club Barbara (o{ampton “Ba” 109 Bartlett Avenue “.4 live wire — always on the go!” (Occ Club, Hockey, Basketball, Tennis, Honor Roll Betty Creech “Sclirunkey ' ’ 33 Swan Place “Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit.” Oftict Assistant, (iipe f ' lul), lira inatic ( lull Page thirteen

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Bakbara Douclas “Bart.” 14 t lynioiitli Street “.4 merry heart doeth ood like medicine. ' ’ Kniniiitlr CIiil., (Jlcc Clul. Beatrice Douthart “Beattie” 191 Waverly Street ' ‘We know what we are, bat know not what we may be.” nnimatlr Cliil., fTiroiiioIc (Eill- tor in Clilcf) Barbara Downs too Brantwood Road “She’s not noisy, loud or gay — But enjoys life in a quiet way. Student rounoil Mary Doyle “Poet” 14 Temple Street “She is quiet, tall, and dig- nified.” BnskrtlinB, Ofliop Assistant (ioNSTANCE KaMES “(iomiie” t) (iiaiidview Road “Thou showest thy manners in thy face.” tH ' llee Assistant Eliot Eames “Amos” 6 Grandview Road “Knowledge is power.” Stanii. CIiili. Sclcncf (Inli, Of. lice Assistant Lillian J. Edwards 23 Russell Street “A true and sincere nature.” Drainatir Clnli Gertrude Elmore Trndie” 31 Davis Avenue She has an abundance of cheerfulness.” Jtrainatip (Inli, (j|pp f ' lulj Page fifteen