Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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AiNN McI ' addkn “Aline” T. ' i Chsler Sliecl ' Thai II Inch ice look on icilli iinselfisli love is surely ours. ' M ky McGuul lo (nove Si. I’lace ' lloiv poor are they that have not patience.” IvoiiEUT McLaughlin “Boll” 127 lli ililaii(l Avenue “) onlh ivalks with swill leel.” I ' l ' iick, Imloor Track Bi:i;n M il) Mee “Bed” K).! Oaklaiul Avenue i ' ever had a care in three lonp; years at . ' Irlington inf ' ll. ' ( liniiiiclc, liadio Gliili Stanley Melin “Stall” Id W indsor Street “Everyone is the siini of his oivn works.” Beutha Mifflin “Jackie” LS Ijongff ' llow Koad “Not in rewards but in the strength to strive, the bless- ing lies.” Arthur B. Miller 57 Moulton Boad “ he had any jaiilts. he has left us in doubt.” 2ml. Vicc-I’rcs. of Dramatic ( lull, Vicc-I’rcs. of GIcc ( ' lull, IlamI, Orchestra, Tear Hook Committee, IScicnce Cluh Pauline Mitton “Polly” 15 Mystic Lake Drive “At all times quiet and de- mure, yet who can doubt her cajiabilities.” Page twenty-four

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S Ml’EI- K. Lowkuv “Sam ' ’ 50 Adams Street “ dare do all that may be- come a man; W ho dares do more is none. ' ' ilfc (lull. Orclicstra. Manil. Stmlrnt CoiiiK’il. Track, Indoor Track, Cross I ' oantry Margaret Lynch “Peggy” U ( ' ottage Avenue ‘That u hich is p;ood is beau- tijuir Geary MacDonald “Donnie” 191 Massacimsetts Avenue ' Though lost to sight, to memory dear Thou ev er wilt remain.” (ilcc Clul , Dramatic CInl) Eva M cDonai,d “Bunny” 1 10 Brattle Street The deepest rivers flow with least sound.” W iLi.i Yt M vcDonald “Mac” MO Brattle Street A radiating joeus oj good- will.” Track, Cross Coaiilry William Mahoney “Bill” 133 Oakland Avenue “.4 merrier man U ithin the limit oj becom- ing mirth never spent an hour ' s talk- with.” Orchestra Thelma Malatesta “Thally” 20 Mt. ernon Street “ 4 countenance in which did meet .Sweet records, promises as sweet.” Lillian Matthews “Billie” 80 Amsden Street “W hat care jor the wreaths that can only give glory?” Dramatic CInh Page twenty-three

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C i!i. Mohkiu; I 5. ' W iu orly Street “So much one hoy can do that (Iocs both act and hnoic. Staiu|i (lull. Ol ' licc Assisluiit R f:iir,i, I). MooKi ' t “Kay” )l W alnut Street “} e.s my sociable jriend. I love thee well. ' Jtdok (oiiiniiUce M hy L. Mosconi “Trixie” 152 Seituate Street “Steady goinct ( id solemn — sober as a judge, and as de- jiendable. Roisert K. Mower “Boh” 106 Hillside Avemie He doesn ' t speak ojten. but this much we knoic: W hen he soys a thing is, why. it must be so. Druniiitic ( lull M r(; rkt Ml i.i.kx ••I’e ij;y” 51 iMoiilton Road “Her heart and .sentiments icere free. Ill ' ll luulic ( lull. (OiT ( lull Wll,M Mi ' U.ER “Willie” 6 1 Magnolia . ' Street “A peace above all earthly dignities. John Mlrphy “Leo” 51 Adams Street “Bravery never goes out of jashion. Orclii ' strii. I ' riick Haryey ew(,ent “Butter” o2 Qiiiiiey . trei’t “There ' s so much wit and mirth about thee There ' s no living icith thee, nor without thee. Orclii ' stni. Itiiiiil. llrii iiiii til ' (lull. (ill ' C (lull Page twenty-five