Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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A Tribute to Miss Treat From this life has been taken one of the dearest friends of youth. In this person, youth found an understanding, sympathetic listener. Her heart was not limited in its likes but tenderly went out to all. Still we can see her magnificent smile brightening her whole countenance, and to our ears come the sounds of a quiet, soothing voice. She has taught us not to seek the easy way but the best, even though it be the hardest ; for in this way, our characters and personalities will be strengthened. Although our hearts are saddened by the loss of a wonderful friend, we should be grateful for the blessing of having known this person who has bestowed on us her beautiful philosophy of life. Page Five

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Ap ieciaiUui As our last year at Arlington High School draws to a close we, the class of 1941, take this opportunity to express heartfelt thanks to Mr. Gammons for all he has done for us. We do not think of him merely as a principal but rather as our friend and confidant. Throughout the years to come we will remember him for his friendliness, leadership, and his cheerful spirit, and especially for his genuine interest in our welfare. Page Seven