Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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A 1 3L RUTH BENNETT “Bunk” 193 Hillside Avenue ‘‘Whatever is popular deserves attention.” Ilraiiiatic (liil), Hasketball. Hockey MURIEL BERGKUIST “Mim” 13 Thorndike Street ‘‘A cliarining young lady.” FKAMIXGHAil XORMAT. PRISCILLA L. BERRY 529 Summer Street “She was the picture of liealth and contentment.” (Hee ( lub ANNA M. BEVINS “Ann” 127 Scituate Street Blessed are tlie messengers of cheerfulness.” Hasketball (.Manager), Girls A. A. XURSP:S‘ TR-AIXIXC.; school MADELINE BINA “May” 16 Lowell Street Place For she is just the (luiet kind whose nature never varies.” BOOKKEEPER JANET ANN BLANCHARD “Cxin” 29 Wvman Terrace “Her voice was ever soft and gentle.’’ Hoekey, Hasketball, Tennis, tilrls’ ( ' lub. A, A, Club, Student Council, Vice-President V“nlor Class, Girls ' A. A, Club BUSIXKSS KATHERINE BLASDALE “Kay” 104 Claremont Avenue A soul as full of worth as void of pride.” Dramatic Club (Property Man- ager), Tennis, Girls’ Club, Glee ( lub. Class Hasketball, “Pirates of Penzance” DONALD WILLIAM BOOTH “Don” 46 Teel Street “His read.v speech flow’d fair and free. In phrase of gentlest courtes’-.” Chronicle ,Iunlor Editor, Tear Hook Business Manager BOSTOX I’XIVERSITY RUTH CRAWFORD BOWSER “Ruthie” 18 Peabody Road “Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit.” (ilee Club, Girls’ Club JEAN BROWN “Brownie” 67 Georee Street “By this good light, a lass of matchless mettle.” Dramatle Club 10

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A 1 9 . ELEANOR BAKER 313 Park Avenue Her ways are ways of pleas- antness.” Itraiiiiillc riiil). Chronicle Staff, tJirls’ Cluh JOUttXAlJST FRANCES BALSOR “Frannie” 50 Gloucester Street ■■Peeds are true proof of worth.” Orchestra LESI,EY .SCHOOI, JOSEPH BARNIE “.Toe” 75 Webster Street Co forward, for glory awaits thee. Basehall DOROTHY T. BARRETT “Dot” 19 Bowdoin Street AH nature is but art.” SCHOOE OP PRACTICAI, ARTS CARL F. BARRON 18 Trowbridge Street A chee rful temper joined with perseverance.” Student Council, Stainii Clnh HARVARD EMERY B ATT IS 12 West Street He is gifted with genius wlio knowelli much l)y natural tal- ent.” Oramatic Inh ( |■|■esldenl ) . ••Kni es friini Syria, “.lanice .Mereditii , Kscape , Ornni- py, “ Tile flercliant of enicc” ST.VCIO FLOYD R. BATTIS, Jr. “Rat” 12 West Street A good fellow in every sense of the word.” Ilrainatic Cliili (Treasurer and Itnsiness ’Manager), “.fa nice fleredith . “(i rn m iiy , “I’lie IMerchatit of Venice BE.VTLEY SCHOOl, ELEANOR BEHNKE 80 Hie ' hland Avenue Ceiitle in sneecii atid l)eneri- cent in mind.” ROBERT BELL “Bob” 80 Williams Street He tliat climlts a ladder mit.st Ijegin at the first round.” CARL BENNEKOM 600 Summer Street He doe.s well who acts nobly. TPFTS 9

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MEREDITH ELLIOT BROWN “Mei-rie” 36 Hiehland Avenue He hath ever fed of the dain- ties that are bred in a book. Glee (’lull, Hund, Ilramutie Club, Stuiiip Club KXKTKK C. WINSTON BULLARD “Winnie” 15 Temnle Street If it be a man’s work. I ' il do it. Cross Country, Traek, Ilramutie Club, Class Orator, “The Mer- chant of Venice LAW HAROLD BORDEN BURGESS “Chris” 45 Sutherland Road A conscientious student, and a friend to all who knew him. BKNTLEY SCHO iL EVELYN BURNS “Berk” 170 Summer Street Her ways are those of quiet- ness.” SIMMONS ALICE CABRAL 8 Alpine Street To know her is to amireciate her qualities.” Dramatic ( ' lub. Girls’ Club CHRLSTINA CACCAVO 120 Broadway Tile waters that are stillest are also the deepest. SI ' :(’KET.A.RV ALFRED CAMARANO “Fred” 44 Arnold Street Youth walks with swift feet.” BENTIA ' IY SCHOOL F. GARFIELD CANNELL, .If. “Gabby” 37 Rangeley Road Frank sincerity, thougli no in- vited guest, is free to all. and brings liis welcome witli liim. ' I ' ennls .NICHOLS JR. COLLEOE JAMES J. CARNEY, Jr. “Jim” 47 Lake Street Tliere ' s so much mirtli and wit about thee.” BOSTON UNIVERSITY JOSEPH CARTULLO “.loe” 1187 Massachusetts Avenue Content to follow wliere man leads the way.” Haseball BRYANT A.ND STRATTON 11