Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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JAMES DOWNING 9 Blossom Street He is quiet, and gets there, and nothing intervenes.” LAURENCE DRISCOLL 22 Jean Road Words of learned length and thundering wounds are his.” Student Council, President De- bating Club, Track and Cross Country, Red Cross Represen- tative, Class Orator, Honor Roll M. I. T HELEN DUFFEY 74 Orvis Road She’s pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with. Chronicle KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL GERTRUDE DUFFY “Gertie” 190 Pleasant Street Lovely to look at, delightful to know.” Dramatic Club, Honor Roll EMMANUEL MARGARET A. DuPLESSIS “Pegg-y” 53 Churchill Avenue With joyous skill her time is spent on all things all day long.” HARTFORD HOSP.— NURSE BERNADETTE P. DWYER “Bernie” 12 Williams Street Her happiness consists of labor.” Manager of Basketball, Drama- tic Club STENOGRAPHER MARTHA EASTON “Martie” 17 Marion Road “A face with gladness over- spread ! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. orchestra. Pirates of Penzance STENOGRAPHER RICHARD S. EMERY “Dick” 315 Lake Street Rich in good works.” EXETER EDITH ESTABROOK “Bud” 11 Newton Road The hand that made you fair hath made you good.” SECRETARIAL WORK HERBERT EVANS “Herbie” 49 Westminster Avenue Though modest, on his unem- barrassed brow Nature has written, ‘Gentleman’.” Page Seventeen

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WILLIAM B. DOES “Bill” 256 Appleton Street “To thy speed add wings.” Track, Dramatic Club, Band, Glee Club, Pirates of Penzance, Merchant of Venice ALABAMA UNIVERSITY JOSEPH B. DOHERTY “Dit” 40 Hawthorne Avenue He was just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies.” M. I. T. WILLIAM F. DOHERTY “Bill’ 27 Menotomy Road A quiet energetic fellow. Honor Roll, Class Baseball, Class Basketball NORTHEASTERN B. A. Adv. FRANCIS M. DONNELLY “Frank” 18 Amherst Avenue He is persistent in his under- takings.” Indoor Track, Spring Track, Class Basketball, Class Baseball BENTLEY SCHOOL KATHRYN DONOVAN “Dunny” 166 Washington Street Let us l ow be up and doing, with a heart for any fate.” Dramatic Club BOSTON UNIVERSITY ELVERA DeLOLLIS “Vera” 23 Melrose Street A true friend is forever a friend.” Tennis SYMMES HOSPITAL EDNA J. DENNEN “Dennie” 58 Warren Street “Gayety without eclipse.” Tennis, Hockey, Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club, Girls’ Club, Dramatic Club, “A” Club CHANDLER’S SECRETARIAL SCHOOL JOSEPH DISILLIER “Joe” 92 Chandler Street ' A prudent man looketli well to his Jhomework. Football, Hockey, Class Baseball RHODE ISLAND STATE ANNA DICKSON “Dickie” 85 Braitle Street “To be merry tj?st becomes 4 i thW ' ’- Basketball [Team, Captain of TBaseball Secretary Page Sixteen

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ROBERT FAGERLAND “Bud” 25 Coolidge Road Thou art what the world calls a brave fellow, and I have ever found thee an honest one. ' ; oit HARVARD MARGARET T. FLAHERTY “Peggy” 2 7 Newton Road As a be merry, may we still be wise.” BOS ' ! ON HXIVIORSITY DORET PE FLENTJE 35 Bur ch Street I have a hear 1 with room for every joy.” Honor Roll KATHHR1XE GT BBS SCHOOL HELEN M. FLYNN “Chubby” 10 Osborne Road “Oh, hut she was gay ! WILFRED ACADEMY HAROLD E. FOGG, JR “Foggy” 89 Sunset Road “I found thee of more value than stamps, or gold.” Dramatic Club, Football (Asst. Manager), Baseball (Senior M a n ager) BENTLEY SCHOOL JOHN T. FOLEY 30 Churchill Avenue “A good heart is better than aii the heads in the world.” Orchestra TOFTS CARMEN FORITANO “Carl” 29 Cornell Street CONSTANCE FREEMAN “Connie” 18 Freeman Street “Her silence is more musical than any song.” FAITH FREEMAN “Prinnie” 132 Appleton Street “Along the cool sequestered vale of life she kept the noiseless tenor of her way.” Band, Orchestra LOUISE FREEMAN 14 Lake Street Knowledge is more than equi- valent to force.” SECRETARIAL WORK Page Eighteen