Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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William Casazza Bill” 2 Brooks Avenue Bill will never forget his two years with Miss Peck. As yet, he has no ambition, but whatever he turns to we wish him luck. Drucilla A. Casey Dru” 10 Johnson Road Honor Roll, Gilbert and Sullivan After training at Katharine Gibbs Dru is bound to prove the perfect secretary. Ice skat- ing and dancing will occupy her after office hours. Albert L. Cavalieri ■Al” 23 Henderson Street Band, Year Book, Orchestra, Honor Roll, A Forgotten Man, Debating Club Al” thinks M. 1. T. will help him most in his study of Elec- trical Engineering. Ambition — to shock the Universe.” In Mr. Eaton ' s repertoire of recollections 1. Q. Cavalieri will long remain. Ruth V. Cashman 25 Alfred Road Honor Roll, Year Book, G, A, A. Friendly Ruth is heading for the Fay Secretarial School. Alge- bra and geometry with Mr. Kapff will live in her memory. We wish her the best in life. Patrick A. Catalano Pat” 69 Rhinecliffe Street A lot of us share Pat’s” love for home baked beans. His dreams are of night school at B. U. We hope they come true, Pat. Constance H. Chick Connie” 5 Cambridge Street, Winchester Dramatic Club, Band, Gilbert and Sullivan, Honor Roll, SU Club .. • Cbnfffe ' ts oing to Welles- ley. Her favorite activities are dancing and talking, and try as she will, she ' ll never forget the fun she had in gym. We wish her luck. Natal ie F. Chick Nat” ' ■ ” 14 Windermere Park Dramatic Club, G. A, A., Gil- bert and ! Sullivan, Year Book Oljertih College J?- Klat ' s a iw; She likes football and base- ball games and skating. When she thinks of Arlington High, het fondest memories will be oFMr. Eaton’s advanced math class. lean M. Clancy 60 Newland Road Gilbert and Sullivan, Tennis, Student Council, Basketball Lovely little Jean will make an efficient business woman, with the aid of Miss Pierce’s Secre- tarial School. Her memories will remain vivid of Miss Bin- nig’s shorthand class. Page Twenty-three

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Walter L. Callahan Wally” 34 School Street Art Club. Hockey, Football Wally, a sports enthusiast, has no definite plans for the fu- ture, but perhaps he may become a physicist. He will always re- member Mr. Skinner’s physics class. Isabella Campbell Bella 12 Aerial Street Gilbert and Sullivan. ] ournalism Club Bella, whose heart belongs to the U. S. N., will keep up the morale of our boys by being a Navy nurse. Good luck, Bella; you ' ve a grand spirit. loan Campbell 7 Martin Street Joan, who loves to laugh, ex- pects to spend leisure after work as a typist, in roller skating and at the movies. We know she ' ll have fun wherever she goes! Jean M. Caples 25 Wellington Street Gilbert and Sullivan. G. A. A.. Ski Club, Dramatic Club. Scjuad Tennis Attractive Jean wishes, some day, to charm the world as a ballet dancer, but she will never charm anyone more than she has the boys of A. H. S. Arthur L. Carbone 40 Eliot Road Track, Honor Roll, Tennis Arthur’s strength of character and mind will make inevitable his success at Harvard Dental. John |. Carey Moose 12 Maynard Street Football, Track, Basketball, Golf, Baseball Because of love for the South, next fall will find Moose” buck- ing the line for Alabama and get- ting lots of sleep, his favorite in- activity. Rose A. Carey 48 Chandler Street Orchestra. Honor Roll, Gilbert and Sullivan, Year Book Rose, our untiring pianist, is one of the pillars of the Gilbert and Sullivan Club and Orchestra. She is also an out-of-doors en- thusiast. Mary M. Carney 26 Randolph Street Class Tennis. G. A. A. Mary is quiet of manner, mild of speech, friendly to all, which should make for success in her chosen field as secretary. Page Twenty-two

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4 ' » Judith Ann Coleman Judy 20 Norfolk Road Gilbert and Sullivan Alluring Judy” is undecided as to the future but we are sure a girl of her talents will never be lost in the world. Robert Clancy Bob 60 Newland Road Dramatic Club, Journalism Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Student Council, Debating Club, Lunch Room Busy Bob,” whose favorite sport is tennis is planning to at- tend Harvard to study science. The sixth period Aeronautics class will remain longest in his memory. James E. Clark Jimmy” 285 Washington Street Gilbert and Sullivan Jimmy” seeks a future in aeronautics. His favorite out- side activities are bowling and making telephone calls. He will never forget Mr. Skinner’s first period physics class. Barbara M. Coady Barbie” 23 Burch Street Basketball, Baseball Outside of school, Barbie en- joys ice-skating and swimming. She says she will never forget the air-raid drills. J Gloria C. Colameca V Cola 2 Park Avenue Attractive and well dressed ■ Cola” likes to swim, drive and bowl. Her fondest memory will be of receiving her diploma. She intends to attend Kathleen Dell ' s. S. Paul Coleman 79 Scituate Street Happy-go-lucky” Paul claims he will remember longest his lib- eration from A. H. S. His jovial spirit will never be forgotten by all those who know him. Virginia, M. Coleman Ginnie” 94 Grafton Street Year Book, Honor Roll, G. A. A. Ginnie’s” rating as a secre- tary should be unbeatable, judg- ing by the mental and social ca- pacities she has displayed at A. H. S. Patricia Collier Pat” ' ■ ' 18 Welliiligton Street Charming little at” will never forg«, those day n Miss Jewett’s bftdogy class. She likes to da«e, ' ' and says she might pos- sibly to Duke. Page Twenty-four