Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Camvkr INickkrson l.‘!l Apjilcton Street “1 mind not to he changed l Y place or time. ' Klaine Nottwoot) “Lan” lOH) Massaeluisetts Avenue “Fair maidens are commonly jortunate. PeARI, i ()VI) “Sunny” 231 Spring Street “Small and witty, well dressed and pretty.” Itasi ' liall, ttaski ' tbaR, Dranialic Club IIei.en a. O’Brien 52 Webster Street “So genteel and easy.” James O’Brien “Jim” I I Alfred Hoad “ 1 y llioughls are my com- panions.” Louts Oestreichek 17 Ainsden Street “Cheerfulness is an offshoot of wisdom and goodness.” Kiuzabeth Olive “Betty” 37 Jason Street “ Tis virtue makes the bliss where ' er we dwell.” Ilraniatic Club, Honor Roll Marion Osbeck lo Ldgehill Road “Learned and fair and good is she.” (iU‘0 Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll, Olitirc Asi istant Page twenty-six

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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

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l,lMv OSTEHI.IIM) “Liiidy’ r Brat lie St reel (IS the summer breeze (;ic(‘ Cliili. I»riiiiiiili ‘ ( liil), Or- clic li ii. Itiis k« ' ( Ipilll. ' 1’i‘iiiiis Lillian L. Oushvck. “Lil” 26 Magnolia Street ' ‘Endeared to her friends by her joyous cheerfulness. I rnniati ’ (lull I ' l-OIIKNCE 1. PaCETTI “Flossie” 19 Linden Street “Oh, but she was gay. Ilriuiiiitic ( lull FiiEDincK Parker “Fred” 22 Ashland Street “U hose words all ears took captive. SIikIciiI ( oiincil, DcliiiliiiK ( liil) ( IM esidciit) Dorothy I’ERin “Dot” I 17 Highland A ( ' iine “Nothing great was ever uehieved without enthusi- asm. ( liroiiicli- Leslie Peterson “Pete” 192 Highland Avemn ' “U it is the salt of conversa- tion. ( Inss Itiisrhall, MasKrtiHiM, olf L urin C. Piiinney “Law” 37 l ewj)ort Street “Exceedingly well read. Sliiilcnt (Oiincil, Indoor Trnck (Cii| liiin), Footliiill. Iriirk James A. Pierce “Lefty” 35 CiraiuK iew Road “Say to all the world. ‘This is a man. ' ” I’rcNidcnt of the Si ' iiior (Inss. Ilrnnintic ( Ink, FooHinll. Irnck Pur c twenty-seven