Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Robert William Cronin 19 Magnolia Street Cross Country. Indoor Track. Outdoor Track. Honor Roll. Track is Barney ' s” chief hobby, though he intends to go to Seton Hall to prepare for salesmanship. Helen Elizabeth Crosby 22 Gardner Street A pleasant, cheerful personality is possessed by our Helen. She is an ardent fan of the hockey games and shyly admits the teachers will live in her memory for many years. Paul Joseph Crosby 20 Cornell Street Golf. Ski Club. Class Basketball. Easy-going and carefree, Bing” will al- ways take life as easy as possible. He wants to go to B. C. and enjoys golf, and dancing when away from A. H. S. Phyllis Cummings 25 Mt. Vernon Street Being a kindergarten teacher is Phil ' s” idea of an interesting career. She likes a good tennis match and we guarantee plays it well. PAUL Curley 1261 Massachusetts Avenue Well liked by all, unassuming Paul will continue his studies at New Hampshire. His ambition he fails to state but we know he’ll succeed in whatever field he may enter Edward J. Dacey 1263 Massachusetts Avenue Class Basketball . Class Baseball, Art Club. Chorus. Tennis. Good-humored and thoughtful Dace is going to Peoria to study engineering. He en- joys hockey outside of school. (Page Twenty-five)

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ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Alice Cooke 3 1 Overlook Road Alice, “Cookie’’ to her friends, is going to study nursing at Melrose Hospital. Foot- ball games and the wintry blasts near the west side of the building will share honors in her memory. Clyde Dunan Coombs 48 Teel Street We’ll all support “Dunny” when he starts out as an optician. He will study at Cline College for this ever-necessary profession. Delores Henrietta Cooper 1 1 Mill Street Honor Roll. “Del’’ plans to be a nurse, so she can help ease pain. She enjoys walking as an outside activity. Her memory will cling to her sen- ior report card which has on it four A’s and one B. Grace Ethel Cox 1 1 Court Street Tennis. Basketball. Besides being a lover of sports, “Tommy” has a passion for barn dances. She hopes to become a competent secretary, and will never forget how lost she was on the first day of school. Muriel Ruth Coyle 163 Newport Street Honor Roll. “Mimi” is going to train for teaching at Leslie Normal School. We know she’ll make a good one. Ruth Ellen Crimmins 232 Highland Avenue Honor Roll. Sweet “Ruthy” has plans for attending a secretarial school. She enjoys school sports and reading. 1 (Page Twenty-four)

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I mats ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL REGINA Ann Daley 45 Trowbridge Street “Reggie’s” winsome smile and genial dis- position which has made her so many friends at A. H. S. will help her acquire a fine secre- tarial position after she graduates from Chandler’s, Robert L. DftVlS 17 Newport Street Bund, Qcchestra, Dramatic V C ub, Gilbert and SijdljrVan (librarian) , Year Book Com- mittee, ' Pinafore,” “ Blue ; Star Broadcast,” irsion,” ' ” M ikado ' ' H Y Vx°vns popular classmate, “Bob,” to pUAs become a Certified Public Ac- t , will attend B. U. He enjoys foot- ay and skiing arid will always remember his senior Class English teacher. Margaret Elizabeth Decker 18 Marion Road Margaret, better known to her friends as “Peg,” will, after graduating from the Leslie School, be a teacher. To attend a professional baseball game is “Peg’s” idea of a good time. Noella CECILE DeMers 107 Jason Street Honor Roll. Following in the footsteps of her family, Noella, otherwise known as “Nono,” plans to become a teacher and will study at the Plymouth Normal School in New Hamp- shire. Pauline Marie Dengeleski 88 Lake Street Drama Club. Tennis, Basketball . Pauline plans to attend Radcliffe after graduating from A. H. S. and to study to become a teacher. We hope she’ll always re- member pleasantly her years at A. H. S., though. Ruth G. Dennen 5 Warren Street Glee Club, aennis. Field Hockey, Year Bool$ Committee, President of Gilbert and Sullivan Club, Basketball . “Blue Star Broad- cast,” Patience.” “Mikado,” Debating Club. As is indicated above, our “Ruthie” is al- ready somewhat of a social success. May she realize her dreams of becoming a success in the business world. (Page Twenty-six)