Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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JAMES GALLAGHER “Patsy” 13 Aerial Street “For even though vanquished he could argue still. I Mum a tic Club, dec Club, Debating Club X. 13. AIRCRAFT SCHOOL GEORGE GALLUZZO “Pussy” 54 Decatur Street “Truth is usually the best indication of a great man. BENTLEY SCHOOL CURTIS R. GANONG 70 Madison Avenue (treat is truth and mighty above all things. Year Book Committee. Orches- tra. liillMl NORTH EA STERN CLARENCE GENGE “Classy” 188 Newport Street “He was a man, take him for all in all. Football, Basketball MARIO GIAQUINTO “Chick” 68 Warren Street “Youth runs with swift feet.’ Tru ck ROSTt N T ' N T V MRS IT Y ELIZABETH A. GIARRIZZO “Jerry” 7 Amsden Street “Her music in our hearts we bore Long after it was heard no more. dee Club. Dramatic Club, (beer Leader RADIO STXGIXG DONALD GILLIS 3 Bartlett Avenue “He has so much wit and mirth about him there is no living with him or without him. Basketball ELEANOR GORELL 46 Mt. Vernon Street “She is spry at gym and talks with a vim. Hockey, Basketball. Baseball ROSE GOTTLIEB 105 Sylvia Street “Laugh? Yes, why not? It is better than crying.’’ dee Club ROBERT K. GRIFFIN 26 Florence Avenue “Good, the more communicated, the more abundant grows. Spring Track ANTIOCH Page Nineteen

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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

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MITCHELL GUZELIAN “Mike” 70 Amsden Street FRANCIS G. HARVEY 378 Park Avenue I have no cares.” His silence is more eloquent than words.” Football PHYLLIS M. HARDING “Phyl” 24 Hayes Street “There be many who have left their names behind them (in her autograph book).” Tennis, Dramatic Club KATHERINE GIBBS SCHOOL GERTRUDE HARRINGTON “Gerda” 35 Cliff Street True happiness consists of the worth and choice of friends.” Hank, Dramatic Club (Country Cousin) Office Assistant, Choral Speaking, Year Hook SECRETARY JOHN F. HARRINGTON “Hago” 21 Albermarle Street “Our deeds determine us.” Basketball CATHERINE HART “Kitty” 70 Varnum Street “A most incomparable girl.” Basketball (Captain), Tennis (Captain), Vice-President of Senior Class, Hockey, Athletic Association, Year Book Com- mittee. SECRETARY ' Golf Team, Class Basketball, Glee Club, ( Vice- President) BENTLEY SCHOOL M. LORING HATCH, JR. 20 Draper Avenue “He is of a merry heart.” BENTLEY SCHOOL CONSTANCE HEATH “Connie” 49 Magnolia Street “A manner that charmed, a smile that endeared.” Girls ' Glee Club, Class Basket- ball, Class Tennis, Girls’ Club ROBERT HENDERSON “Bob” 344 Appleton Street “A regular fellow.” Dramatic Club NORTHEASTERN MAXINE HENDRICKS “Max” 300 Massachusetts Avenue A person of sterling charac- ter.” Page Twenty