Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

Page 28 text:

‘ ARC G- Rose Katherine Casey I 8 Albermarle Street Tennis. Basketball . “Messiah Swimming and dancing provide pleasure for Kay.” In years to come, she will remember the fun she had dur- ing her Junior year. In September Kay” will enter Katherine Gibbs. Anne Marie Cass 13 Highland Avenue Dramatic Club. Sophomore Basketball Mimi ' s” ambition is to become a secretary. She will studv at Lasell. Dancing and skating delight Anne in her spare time. Ruth Cassidy 146 Brooks Avenue Dramatic Club. G. A. A. Ruth will never forget the home- work of A. H. S. In the fall she will be doing more homework at the Charles School where she will train to be a secretary. (Page Twenty-four) Norman K. Churchill 97 Grafton Street T rack Norman takes a delight in all sorts of sports. He plans to attend Dart- mouth next year. Norman is also a traveling man and plans to go to Cali- fornia this summer. Mary A. Cioffi 272 Oakland Avenue Mac ' ' hopes to prepare for a nurs- ing career at Simmons. The teachers of A. H. S. will long live in her mem- ory. Barbara Chapin 49 Newcomb Street Barbara has chosen dietetics for her career because she likes to cook and plan meals. Since she also enjoys dancing and hiking, her career is bound to be a varied one.

Page 27 text:

Charles R. Campbell 5 Ronald Road T rack, T ennis, U sher (Harvest Hop) “Soup, one of America’s future en- gineers, plans to study at Tufts. Mr, Skinner ' s Physics class will long re- main in his memory. “Soup is a golf and football enthusiast. Jean Louise Carlson 34 Reed Street “Swede’s desire is to continue her study of music at the New England Conservatory. Mr. Fuscoe’s history class will be cherished in her memory. Bowling interests “Swede.” Camella J. Carbone 3 1 0 Forest Street “Mel thinks her talent lies in her fingers and. therefore, is going to Wil- fred Academy to study hairdressing. Like many others, she’ll never forget the homework of high school. Alice Ruth Carter 5 5 Cleveland Street T ennis “Al,“ whose outdoor hobbies are skating and swimming, also enjoys cooking at home. She will train to be a stenographer at Bryant and Stratton Rosalyn Virginia Carey 74 Windsor Street Debating Club, Glee Club Rosalyn has one eye on the clouds and some day hopes to be an air-hostess. Next to flying. Rosalyn likes most to buy clothes. Marion Casali 104 Cutter Hill Road Class Tennis. Class Basketball Next year will find Marion prepar- ing for the business world at the Fay School. Although she is fond of all sports, baseball is her favorite. (Page Twenty-three)

Page 29 text:

Vivian Arlene Coes 247 Appleton Street Vivian will attend a secretarial school. Her pastimes are swimming and skiing. Helen Christine Clark 1 3 Pine Avenue Dramatic Club Helen is going to the Cambridge Hospital to train for nursing Her greatest ambition has always been to lend a helping hand to the sufferin Barbara Ann Coffin 141 Wachusett Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan, Dramatic Club Barb says that the memory of her friends will stay with her for many years. Driving and horseback riding keep her busy. U. C. L. A. is the college for her. Edith-Anne Clifford 78 Bartlett Avenue Basketball. Tennis Endicott Jr College will claim Edie in the fall where she will train to be a medical secretary. Such sports as swimming and skiing occupy her free moments. Olga Judy Colameca 1 Park Avenue Gilbert and Sullivan Basketball . Dramatic Field Hockei Cola intends to go to Katherine Gibbs because she likes secretarial work. First in her memory will be the Senior Prom. (Page Twenty-five)