Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Marilyn Abbott 283 Lake Street Ski Club, Gilbert and Sullivan Dramatic Club Lynn,” whose favorite pas- times are skating, skiing, and boating, will join the Cadet Nurse Corps after graduation. Sports have made the most l ast- ing impressions with her. Beatrice Adams 40 Coolidge Road G. A. A. Football and hockey fan Bea is interested in caring for ani- mals and in horseback riding. She will always remember Miss Nash ' s classes. Fisher Business is her choice after graduation. Charles L. Adams, Jr. 70 Harlow Street Hockey, Tennis Charlie,” a movie and bowl- ing fan, had a Junior English class worth remembering. He hopes to do his share for victory in the Army Air Corps. Pauline Adams 31 Lakehill Avenue Polly ' s” favorite pastimes are bowling, skating, and dancing. After graduating she plans to go to Fisher’s. Arguments in home- room 4 have given her something to remember. Page Eleven Everett Ahern 30 Philips Street Basketball Shrimp” would like to at- tend the University of Southern California. He will always re- member the times he had in homeroom 4. John Ahern 48 Beacon Street Basketball, Football, Golf, Table Tennis Champ of A. H. S. Jack” is heading for Dart- mouth to take up politics and play basketball. His interest cen- ters around Arlington’s basket- ball team, though he won ' t for- get the Pro-Baller Association. Ruth Margaret Ahern 72 Amsden Street Dramatic Club. G. A. A., Year Book Committee Ruth ' s favorite sports are walking and ice skating. She will study to be a secretary at Kath- arine Gibbs. Mr. Sampson’s homeroom will long remain in her memory. Fidelis Ainsworth 1 4 1 Westminster Avenue Fidelis, who wants to meet peo- ple as a receptionist, will re- member longest the prom of the class of ' 42. Was there any- thing wrong with ours? . SvU ?