Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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EDITH BENJAMIN 35 Norfolk Road How quiet in school. How lively outside.” STANLEY G. BENNER “Tiny” 11 Avon Place A man who consecrates his hours to vigorous effort and honest aim.” Football, ( ' lass Basketball. Class Baseball, Dramatic Club TILTON ACADEMY GORDON BENNETT “Benny” 349 Gray Street A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance.” Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Tennis DOCTOR (plastic surgery) MARGERY A. BENSON “Midge” 99 Hibbert Street I love such a society as is quiet, sweet, and wise.” Basketball, Tennis, Glee Club, Dramatic Club KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL PETER G. BERTOLAMI “Happy” 51 Varnum Street “It is through art, and art, only that we realize our per- fection.” Class Baseball, Class Basket- ball, Cross Country LAWRENCE ACADEMY ALTHEA BISHOP “Bud” 9 Bartlett Avenue “A jewel is small but very precious.” The Pirates of Penzance WARREN N. BIXBY, JR. “Bix” 38 Marathon Street “For he was studious, courte- ous, and able.” Class Basketball HARVARD ROBERT S. BLOOM “Bob” 10 Thorndike Street “A moral, sensible, and well- bred man.” Orchestra SALESMAN THOMAS F. BONDI “Wimpy” 43 Amsden Street “The tones of his voice ■ are mightier than strings of brass to move US. President of Boy’s Glee Club, Secretary of Boy’s Glee Club, “Pirates of Penzance.” CHAUFFEUR LEONARD J. BOOTH 46 Teel Street To be sincere is the way of this man.” Fencing Club Page Ten

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MARION F. ABBOUD “Mar” 19 Melrose Street She serves all who dares to be true.” SIMMONS GERTRUDE AHERN “Gert” 52 Wyman Terrace Where she met a stranger, there she left a friend.” Tennis, Girl’s Club KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL THOMAS AHERN 72 Anisden Street He is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar. BOSTON COLLEGE LOUISE ALDERSON 157 Newport Street She had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief.” Tennis, Basketball BOSTON UNIVERSITY CARL ANDERSON “Andy” 87 Egerton Road He was a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Football, Track, Cross-Country, Class Baseball. Class Basket- ball, Chronicle Staff, Civil Ser- i Ice. LESTER ARBETTER “Bing” 122 Sylvia Street He worked and sang from morn till night, no lark more blithe than he.” ANAHID AVAKIAN “Anna” 58 Massachusetts Avenue ‘Let me have music, and I seek no more delight.” Orchestra, Honor Boll Office Assistant WILLIAM BARRY “Bill” 310 Massachusetts Avenue One who lives today without a care.” Hockey (Manager) BOSTON UNIVERSITY ELEANOR L. BATHMANN “Ellie” 212 Gray Street “As merry as the day is long.” Basketball, Dramatic Club COLBY JUNIOR COLLEGE Page Nine

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M. MIRIAM BRACKETT 10 Varnum Street “Some are born great, some achieve greatness.” STENOGRAPHER MARY E. BRADFORD “Mary” 15 Everett Street Learned, and fair, and good is she. Dramatic CIul), Honor Roll BOSTON UNIVERSITY RICHARD E. BRAINARD “Dick” 45 Bartlett Avenue He was full of joke and jest. Band, Orchestra, Year Book A 1 vertising Committee HARVARD ROBERT I. BRAINARD “Bob” 45 Bartlett Avenue All who joy would win must share it — happiness was born a twin.” Hiiml, Orchestra HARVARD VIRGINIA M. BREEN “Ginny” 42 Richfield Road ' Tis not her talent to conceal her thoughts, but to carry smiles and sunshine on her face. Girl’s Club, Glee Club, Tenuis EMMANUEL RUTH E. BRISON “Ruthie” 10 Locke Street “The true source of her cheer- fulness is her kindesss and sympathy.” Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Library Club STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE ARTHUR BROWN “Brownie” lfi 7 Charlton Street A faithful soul, a true and loyal friend.” NATALIE BROWN “Nat” 185 Wachusett Avenue The flower of sweetest smell is shy.” VESPER GEORGE SCHOOL OF ART PHYLLIS BROWN 83 Appleton Street She has everything advan- tageous to life. Hand, Orchestra THOMAS BROWN 52 Trowbridge Street A sense of humor is a price- less thing.” BOSTON UNIVERSITY Page Eleven