Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Albert John Crimmins 23 2 Highland Avenue Honor Roll Wanting to enter the business world “Al is going to study financing and accounting at Bentley ' s. His favorite outside activity is swimming. He will cherish the memory of his Senior Eng- lish class. Philip Arthur Cronin 19 Magnolia Street Track, Cross Country, “Pa- tience. Class Basketball The nice-looking teachers at A. H. S. will always stand out in Phil ' s” memory. His future will be very busy as a scale mechanic. Mary Bernatelle Cronan 44 Florence Avenue Glee Club Mary fondly recalls the grand time she had at A. H. S. Although she plans to be a secretary, she informs us that some day we may hear her sing in grand opera. Elizabeth Claire Crosby 20 Cornell Street Class Basketball, Class Tennis, Class Baseball, Honorable Mention Impulsive Betty is going to study journalism at Suffolk University. She recalls doing a Johnny Kelly” morn- ings to reach school before the late bell. Joseph Edward Cronin 1 9 Magnolia Street Football, Cross Country , Track. Baseball, Class Basketball Our versatile Joe” is planning to enter Holy Cross. He will undoubtedly be as great an athlete there as at his old Alma Mater. Norma Bradbury Crowell 1 284 Concord Turnpike Honor Roll, Class Tennis, Girls ' Glee Club Norm ' s” favorite pastime is swim- ming. She will always remember A. H. S.’s out-of-town football games. She plans to study dietetics at Lasell Jr. College, and we ' re sure she will succeed. (Page Twenty-eight)

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Arthur Edward Cooper 24 Moo re Place Art says that hockey, football, and baseball are his favorite sports. The fun he had in the printing room will never be forgotten. Joseph Francis Cooper 187 Highland Avenue Golf. Honor Roll. Class Basketball Joe intends to attend U. C. L. A. His favorite outside sport is hockey and he will long remember his English homework in good old A. H. S. Josephine V. Coscia 47 Cleveland Street Dramatic Club. Gilbert and Sullivan. Stamp Club Jo. who is quiet and reserved, will learn the art of soothing fevered brows at Simmons. We know she will make a very good nurse. She likes to swim and to play tennis. William E. Coughlin 1 22 Sunset Road Football. Track, Baseball. Class Basketball. Cross Country Versatile Bill,” one of our best athletes, hopes to make teaching his career. He says he will remember longest his high school friends, who wish him the best of luck. Virginia Audrey Cowan 25 Teele Street Dramatic Club. Class Tennis Ptipchen claims to be the World ' s Champion Nickname Holder and in- tends to be a secretary. Swimming and tennis are her favorite sports and she will remember Miss Cheney ' s l=2’s” Too Long ! Pauline A. Coyne 82 Newport Street Honor Roll Friendly Pauline, an honor student, plans to attend Simmons next year where she hopes to have fun as well as to study. Dancing is her favorite pas- time. (Page Twenty-seven)

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Harold James Cue. Jr. 21 Walnut Street Class Basketball, Class Tennis. Model Aero Club. Art Club. Football (second team) Jimmy will long be remembered by his envious classmates for that little portable radio. How handsome and happy he will be at Randolph Field, pursuing his chosen career of aviation! Warren Joseph Dale 1 8 Gloucester Street Class President, Student Coun- cil. Football, Honor Roll, Chair- man of the Junior Prom Committee, 1939 Top honors go to “Jimmie, whose personality won for him the presi- dency of our class. We shall miss him when he goes to Florida, to study en- gineering. Mary Margaret Curran 24 Henderson Street Baseball Raisins indulges in her favorite pastime of swimming to drown her sorrows about Nelson Eddy ' s wedding. Next year she will enroll at Burdett ' s. Carl Miller Dalrymple 1 1 6 Paul Revere Road Tennis, Class Basketball , Honor Roll Carl, one of our ambitious class- mates. enjoys playing tennis in his spare time. He will long remember Mr. Burke and his jokes. Carl plans to attend Northeastern. Marie Elise Dailey 1 1 80 Massachusetts Avenue Field Hockey Manager Dark-eyed, fun-loving Dale plans to attend Fisher ' s. She declares she will never forget the good times at A. H. S. Tennis and swimming are her specials. Alma Marie Daniels 155 Forest Street Gilbert and Sullivan Stationary docs not apply to Al, who has attended three other high schools, but she loyally acclaims A. H. S. for her own. Al hopes to be the proud proprietress of a tea room. (Page Twenty-nine)