Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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iLi.iAM H auser “Hiir 23 Oxford Si reel Joseph Him, ins Joe” 15 1 011(1 l,aiie “A man more kindly in his careless icayd’ llockc.v, Kootliiill C. Euwaki) Hayden Eddie” 30 Woodland Slreel ” am not jornied oj com- mon day.” Kathryn Healy “Kay” 127 Braille Slreel ‘Of fancy, reason, virtue, naught can me bereave.” IlnsKHIxill, nice ( Dili Paul Hendrick 106 Wildwood Avenue ”Beivare the jury oj a pa- tient man.” llaskctliMlI, Hasrliall ‘ There ' s misc iiej in this man.” riiick (( ' aii(ain). Indoor Track, I ' cioiis Ua|i(aln), Student ( diMicil Edcar Hili. “Ed” 27 Bat Hell Avenue Oj nature he is full sunnie. Elizabeth Hills “Belly” 55 Jason Slreel .She does well in her stud- ies anil is zealous in their pursuit.” rpii nis, hii II, Urn nui t ic (lull Edith M. Hilson Bunny 51 .Maralh on Slreel 7 o know her is to appreci- ate her qualities. iMnnintir ( lul , liroiiiHp Paye nineteen

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Ancki.o P. Graci “Jeebo” 55 Lafayette Street “If at first you don ' t succeed, try. try, again. Dniniatio ( liil). liust ' hall (. ' Man- agiT), Clieer Lcailcr Kathryn Grekley ‘•Kay” 137 Lowell Street “Her friends — there are many; Her joes — are there any? Jessie Gricus “Dyntie” 25 Brooks Avenue “Her smile is her umbrella. Geor(;e H. Guptill “G up” ■14 Gbandler Street “Laugh? Yes. why not? ' Tis better than crying a lot. Cl ra Gutzmann “Jillie” 3B6 Massachusetts Avenue “Not a flower, not a pearl , — just a reghir all- ' round girl. Honor Roll, (iirls’ (Hoc Clult (Soorolarj), Drainatir Clnlp (Vice • PresMpnt), Vlc4‘ - Prt ' sl- h nt of S nl(»r ( ' lass, Clironiclp (Assistant Editor), Oflioe As- sistant Alice M. Hall 199 Park Avenue “The measure of life is not length but honesty. Hookey. (Hoc CIul), Hrnniatlo null Barbara Hanson “Barb” 35 Bonacl Road “Perfect coolness and self- possession. Hookoy, Hrainatio (Tul», fHoo Clnl). Oflioo Assistant Richard Hardwick “Dick” 6 Kimball Road “A good sort and a good sport. FooHiall, Haskotltall, Itasolmll Page eighteen

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Hokack H. Homkr ‘ ' Horrible ' ’ 25 Addison Street ‘If hose speech has grace and is salted with wit.” Hanil. AA-ar Book ( ' ominittee C. Jehomk Hosmer “Jerry” i) Irving Street jeel nonsense singularly refreshing.” Cross (diiiitr}. Tennis. Ol ' tiee Assistant UoBEKT Howard “Bob” 15 Pond Lane ‘7 e has a line like a fisher- inan, and plenty of bait.” Treasnrer of Senior Class, Stu- dent Connell, Indoor TraOK, I’raek, Alanaser of TraoK Inez Hughes “Skip” 5 ‘!2 Massaeluisetts Avenue ‘■Speak low. if you speak love.” Dranuitie Clnb Clifford P. Ivester 16 Fairmont Street ‘ Zealous, yet modest.” Clironiele (Exelianwe Editor) Doris Johnson “Dot” 55 Lombard Road The mirror of courtesy.” Dranuitie Clnl) Parker Johnson “Johnny” 10 Cedar Avenue “7 man polished to the nail.” John R. Jones “Johnny” 155 Massachusetts Avenue Old friends are best.” Page tivcrity