Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Raymond S. Enos “Kay” 58 Ravvson Road “ Everythin comes to him leho iKiits.’ Florknck P]SI.1N “Flossie ' ’ 29 Bartlett Avenue ‘ 4 fair exterior is a silent recommendation.” Marie Faldetta 81 Menotoiny Road ' Sober, steadfast, and trae.” Driimiillc (lull, (ilcc (lull Eleanor 1. Finley “Billy” 9 Grove Street Our deeds determine us.” Iinimatii- ( lull F’dvvard Fitch 100 Appleton Street Life is a jest and all things show it, I thought so once, and now I know it.” Driimatlo ( ' lull, Year Hook Com- mlttff, Oftico Assistant Elston A. Flores “Al” 12 Lowell St. Place He left no stone unturned.” Hockoy, Dramatlo Club Lillian Ford “Lil” 17 Wyman Street ' Tis virtue makes women admired.” Hockoy, Hasketball, Dramatic Club Ruth B. Fowler “Root” 20 Devereaiix Street Tho modest and retired, she rules her own mind.” Dramatic Club Page sixteen

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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

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Edith M. B. Fkanzmann “Fritzie ' ’ 1()() M slic Slreel ‘ ' Speak of me as am. ' Dianiiitio ( lull, ( ' lironicit ' (Hu ;- liicss Alaiiawi‘1) I h A N C ICS G A LI N A LI S K I S “Fraiiilie” 67 Milloii Street “Loup; live such pood iialwre.” Cathickinl K. C7allagiier “Skeets” 1.) Aerial Street “A merry heart makelh a cheerful countenance. Draiaatir ( lull Maiuoriic F. Gardner ‘•Pinky” 256-A Broadway “A sense of humor is a price- less thing. Dramatic Cliili, (Hi ' c Cliili WALTER GeARIN •‘Walt” 26 Gardnei Stieel “) ounp in limh. in fudp- ment old. ’ I ' lHitiiall, ' I ' lack Fvelan F. (ilCIiOW “Giliby” ! Fafajette Street •• am sure care ' s an enemy to life. ( Imiiilcic I’earl Gibson ••GiMiy” 1 3 Pine Bidge Road Every inch a sport. Ruth R. (Aiodwin ••Ruddy Ft Randidjili Street .4 soul as full of north as void of pride. ( ' ll niiiiilf Page seventeen