Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Eugene Anthony Dente 105 Waverly Street Fall Tennis. Class Basketball . Eugene is going to Tufts to study engi- neering. But if business were not up to par, he could always become a popular novelist. He will never forget the weird happenings in the study hall. Louise Marie DeVries 246 Park Avenue In the future “Dutchy” plans to be a de- signer or model of clothes. She indeed has the poise and style to succeed. First in her memory will be the “38” Senior Prom. Priscilla Ruth Dick 78 Quincy Street Class Basketball , Class Tennis. “Pri,” a trim little girl with plenty of style, admits she wants to become a model, because it ' s different. She enjoys sailboat racing and watching a good game of hockey. Angelo John DiModica 44 Churchill Avenue Hockey Manager. Tennis, Indoor Track. “Angie” proves that there is never a dull moment when he is around. His jokes and good-humor are something that we shall re- member for many years to come. Mary Ruth Dobbs 45 Melrose Street Honor Roll. Tennis. A gracious, sweet, and gentle girl, “Dobb sie” intends to become a nurse, and we know that she will be a success in her chosen ca- reer Her favorite outside sport is tennis. Letitia Florence Doble 24 Widwood Avenue Twirler. Orchestra, Gilbert and Sullivan Club. “Pat,” our attractive, fun-making class- mate, enjoys swimming as an outside activity. She shyly says the teachers will remain the longest memory of her high school career. (Page Twenty-seven) i . ■ .

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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)

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ARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Natalie Easter Dockrill 1138 Massachusetts Avenue Blue Star Broadcast.” Next year we will find Natalie, known to her friends as Nat or Nanny,” at B. U. Among high school memories, Nat” will always remember summer vacations. Mary DODGE 1 0 Hillside Avenue Band. Orchestra, Gilbert and Sullivan Club. Patience,” Mikado,” ” Blue Star Broadcast .” Mary, who is going to Penn Hall and la- ter to the New England Conservatory of Mu- sic to become a music supervisor, likes play- ing at the football games and in the musical productions. Bernard E Doherty 35 3 Gray Street A pleasant and quiet fellow who enjoys watching a good game of hockey and base- ball, Barney intends to go to Boston Uni- versity to obtain further knowledge. Catherine Ann Doherty 99 Bow Street Glee Club, Field Hockey. As happy as a lark and as pleasing a per- sonality, Caddy enjoys reading and walk- ing and says she will always remember the gift of gab her male classmates have. Charles Joseph Doherty 10 Crawford Street Spike, although quiet in school, is full of fun and laughter outside. Football is his favorite activity. Helen Frances Doherty 99 Bow Street Hockey, Basketball , Baseball. Smiles,” who is always cheerful and very athletic, says that she will never forget the excellent coaching she received in sports. (Page Twenty-eight)