Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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II I i 1; I I i [ I ! I .I ■i 11 , IL •I Page Seventeen Mary ). Ba TyOO Massachusetts Avenue ' dramatic Club, Ski Club. Gilbert and Sullivan, Journalism Mary will always remember the day her school work came to an end. We re afraid she’ll have a lot more, if she attends Jackson, as she plans. Enjoy yourself, Mary. aeqiwi 195 ' ‘Wesuflinster flveptrfe Hockefl R ing Club.JiG. A. usebatK Bi Jtball JaclJje” ' ' wfL e a Simmons girl, studying nursing. With her friendly personality she is bound to be a success Doris Efj allinger husett ' nvenue Ambition is to be a ife’s not ever going to Kemp’s chemistry class. Outside school she de- lights in roller skating, hiking, swimming and dancing. forget Rose M. Barbano 56 Tufts Street Rose, a resident of New York until last year, enjoys swimming, dancing, bowling and tennis. She will long remember her friends made in A. H. S. Shirley L. Battles 33 Elmore Street Orchestra Most memorable in Shirley’s high school career are the times she tried to skip school ( and got caught ) but perhaps she will be remembered longer for her hearty, go od-natured laugh. Charles Behnke ' 80 Highland Avenue Charles, a friendly, lifei ble chap, will make manyi, fri ds next year while attari(di g Bdntf ley. We know he 1 sutceed in whatever he undertakes. Best of luck! Dorothy A. Bentley Dottie” 64 Churchill Avenue ’’Dottie’s” interests include swimming and badminton. We hope she’ll always remember Mr. Kemp’s chemistry class, and we wish her luck in her future pro- fession as a secretary. Edith B. Bergstrom Bettie” 52 Orient Avenue Field Hockey, G. A. A. Although she loves to dance and have fun, ’’Betty” is going to settle down and become a ste- nographer. We know she will go far in her selected field.

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Robert W. Alscn AUie” yasbn Street Cra r Country, Hockey Allie” will never forget Miss Round ' s Sophomore Latin Class. He is planning to join the U. S. Army Air Force. Alfred ). Andrewartha AI” 45 Mount Vernon Street Al ' s future thoughts will be touched with the poignant mem- ory of waiting for a diploma while it seemed he would waste his youth away. Good luck, Al.” Marilyn M. Armstrong Gadj” 15 Court Street G. A. A., Glee Club Gadj” was transferred from Ketchikan, Alaska. Her ambition is to attend Smith to study to be a personnel director. She is a swimming enthusiast. William F. Armstrong B,U” 245 Highland Avenue Track, Baseball, Football Bill is like many other fel- lows, finds his future plans a bit hazy. The boys on the football squad rate high in his estimation. June M. Arnold 24 Surrey Road Honor Roll. Baseball, Ruling Club, Dramatic Club Quiet June, who wants to en- ter the business world, will cer- tainly make someone an efficient secretary. Not missing any sports games will always be in her mem- ories. John Ayvazian Ive” 82 River Street To join the Air Corps is Ives greatest ambition. The thing he ' ll remember longest about his high school career is his pals. Marguerite j. Badala 14 Chandler Street Honor Roll Marguerite, who spends her spare time swimming and read- ing, will rate tops in the business world as a stenographer. 1 4 Bonad Road Dramatic Club, Basketball M. A.” is going to Westbrook Junior College. She ' ll never for- get the week-end vacations, and she ' s going to do lots of swim- ming in her spare time. Page Sixteen

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Doris E. Bickford Bicki 35 Lowell Street Gilbert artd Sullivan, Ski Club Our little songbird, Bicki,” will make the whole W ' orld glad with her merry voice. Music hath charms. • .r )ane Berry - ' jitney” 65 Randolph Street Ridiifg Club. Gilbert and Sullivati Mt. Ida will have our Janey as a pupil. She likes to dance and play .the piano. We know that she ' ll be popular wherever she goes. scituate Street Footbalk ' Captain. Bas ' eball rCap- tain. Hockey Captain Ike, football, baseball, and hockey captain, is always popu- lar in any team. He w ' ill not be forgotten soon by his fellow play- ers and classmates. Edgar L. Bibeault Eddie 166 Gray Street Eddie ” is planning to join the Navy and to carry on the family tradition. Tennis and bowling are his favorite activities. Rita ikiry Bibeaulf 16 Gray Street yfCr. t A.1 Rit Gs ' pjanni become a secretary. We nope she will find tiifie for Her ' “ vorite acrivities, bowling and , roller skating. Suc- cess in everything, Rita. Ernest C. Bidmead Ernie” 238 Wachusett Avenue Latin Club, Honor Roll Ernie, who was transferred from Winthrop in his junior year, is well liked by everyone. He likes all sports, and will long remember his senior year. ■ . I Elaine M. Biganess Rusty” 400 Massachusetts Avenue G. A. A., Glee Club, Ping Pong, Tennis Squad, journalism Club, Pine Arts Club, Hockey Artistic Rusty will attend Massachusetts Art to further her promising art career; as a sideline she takes up bowling, skating and tennis. George M. Bilafer 1 1 Reservoir Road George, who is happiest in an airplane, is taking flying lessons to become an army pilot. Good luck to you, George! Page Eighteen