Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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JAMES BUCKLEY NORMAN BUTLER, JR. RUTH BUCKLEY NATALIE CADARIO RUTH BURKE MARY CAMPBELL LAWRENCE BUTLER DANIEL CAMPOBASSO JAMES BUCKLEY 9 Lafayette Street Gilbert and Sullivan, Baseball Buck is going to Wentworth Institute to become a machinist. He is always going to remember the A. H. S. teachers. LAWRENCE BUTLER 106 Hillside Avenue Debating Club After High School, Lawrence in- tends to go to Bentley School of Ac- counting. He says he will never for- get Miss Nash’s Economics class. RUTH BUCKLEY 1497 Massachusetts Avenue Two years of Oral English will always stand out in Ruth ' s mind. A few years from now, she hopes to be a stenographer. NORMAN BUTLER, JR. 106 Hillside Avenue Quill” Chronicle” Norm likes to work with tools; so he is going to the Franklin Union Institute to become a first class ma- chinist. He likes skating and swim- ming. RUTH BURKE 74 Freeman Street G. A. A. ( Secretary ), Field Hockey, Class Basketball Sunny Burkie,” a lover of sports, is going to win more friends at Kath- erine Gibbs next year. Her senior year at A. H. S. will live in her mem- ories. NATALIE CADARIO 93 Crescent Hill Avenue Field Hockey, G. A. A., T wirier Nat,” one of our girl athletes, en- joys dancing, skating, and swimming outside of school. She hopes to at- tend Lasell Junior College. MARY CAMPBELL 38 Amherst Street Manager of Field Hockey, Chairman of G. A. A., Dramatic Club Katherine Gibbs will receive a pro- spective secretary in the person of Mae. She enjoys playing tennis and watching A. H. S. sports outside of school work. DANIEL CAMPOBASSO 44 Decatur Street A bowling enthusiast, Danny” also enjoys fishing and arguing. He hopes to go to Mass. State to become a florist. Page Twenty

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ARTHUR BROEG BARBARA BUCKLE GLADYS BROWN ELIZABETH BUCKLEY LOUIS BRILLANTE RICHARD BROWN JEAN BRIGHAM JEAN BROWN JEAN BRIGHAM 9 Chcviat Road Jean, who comes from the South via Vermont, and has attended four dif- ferent schools, intends to go to For- sythe Dental School to be a dentist ' s assistant. GLADYS BROWN 131 Mystic Street Dramatic Club Gladys is going to become a nurse because that has always been her secret ambition. She will remember all her high school friends. LOUIS BRILLANTE 35 North Union Street Football, Track, Class Basketball Athletic Lou” is going to return to A. H. S. for a P. G. and later go on to college. His favorite outside activities are football, tennis, and hockey. JEAN BROWN 19 Chandler Street G. A. A. Jeanie wants to be a commercial artist. The lunch periods at A. H. S. stand out the most in her mind. ARTHUR BROEG 2 Crescent Hill Ave. Gilbert and Sullivan. Band Ace” is going to Boston Univer- sity. He will always remember get- ting his picture in the 1940 year book. RICHARD BROWN 45 Cleveland Street Honor Roll. Varsity Debate. Debating Club , Editor-in-chief of Year Book Committee Dick,” a grand fellow and con- scientious worker, has what it takes. He will attend Harvard to study Math, and will always remember Mr. Eaton ' s Advanced Math, class. BARBARA BUCKLE 18 Water Street Barby” is going to give her slender fingers a chance at stenography. The glorious football games of A. H. S. will linger in her mind for quite a while. ELIZABETH BUCKLEY 1497 Massachusetts Avenue Betty” is going to satisfy her life- long ambition to become a nurse. With her personality we know her patients will love her. Page Nineteen

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m ' i ROBERT CANNIFF EDITH CARLSON FORTUNE CARLINO LOUISE CARTER JAMES CARLINO EVA CASEY THERESA CARLINO THOMAS CASHMAN ROBERT CANNIFF 670 Massachusetts Avenue Dannie hopes to become a book- keeper. He enjoys sea life and bowl- ing and will never forget Miss Nash ' s Economics class. THERESA CARLINO 79 Decatur Street Honor Roll France-born Terry” would like to visit it again, but wants to become an American citizen. She ' s going to Wilfred Academy to become a hair stylist. FORTUNE CARLINO 79 Decatur Street Fortune hopes to become an ac- countant in a few years. His favor- ite activities are baseball, football, and other sports. EDITH CARLSON 201 Spring Street Cheerleader, Field Hockey, Baseball, Mikado,” Gondoliers,” G. A. A. Butch” will go to Bryant Strat- ton to become an efficient secretary. She skates, swims, and rides horseback. Graduation and cheer-leading will be her dearest memories. JAMES CARLINO 18 Brattle Street Jimmy” likes to work with his hands and so will go to evening school to become an airplane mechanic. He will remember his homework and co- operative teachers. LOUISE CARTER 14 Aerial Street Class Tennis, Gilbert and Sullivan Louise hopes to attend Regis after high school. She enjoys skating and dancing as outside activities, and will always remember her graduation night. EVA CASEY 34 Bartlett Avenue Ski Club, Girls’ Athletic Association Hoping to become a teacher, Eva will attend Regis. She enjoys watch- ing A. H. S. sports and will remem- ber Mr. Campbells French III class for a long time. THOMAS CASHMAN 25 Alfred Road Usher at Football Games Tom,” an aviation enthusiast, hopes to attend New England Air- craft. He says he will never forget the first day of school as a sophomore. Page Twenty-one