Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Nancy M. Codbold 84 Irving Street Year Book Committee , Honor Roll Nancy plans to go to Jackson College and her ambition is to become a medical secretary. Her senior Latin and chemistry classes will remain the longest in her memory. Swimming and sailing are her favorite sports. George J. Goni 58 Walnut Street Though interested in swim- ming and bowling, George ' s fu- ture is undecided. He will never forget the fun he had with his homeroom teachers. Kenneth E. Gott 6 Kilsythe Road Orchestra, Ba itl, Football Ken hopes to study me hani- cal engineering. He finds much enioyment in orchestra rehearsals He ' ll remember longest Mr. Skinner ' s physics class. He ' s in the Navy now. Frederic Goodsell 20 Grafton Street Ski Club Budd wants to be a Navy flier under the Navy V-5 pro- gram. His favorite outside activ- ity is horseback riding. Janice Barber Gorton 71 Quincy Street Flonor Roll, Orchestra, Manager Girls ' Tennis Team Radcliffe is ' Ian ' s goal, and she ' ll always remember the Gil- bert and Sullivan operettas and the ice hockey games. Athletics, especially swimming and sailing, are to her liking. Natal ie D. Gcttwald 41 Blossom Street Basketball . Hockey Nat is headed for the Cadet Nurses’ Corps. She will never forget her sophomore biology class. Her favorite sport is swimming. Helen Ruth Grant 102 Bartlett Avenue Student Council. Dramatic Club, Debating Club. G. A. A., Riding Club. Year Book Committee Ruthie” hopes that Wellesley will be her Alma Mater. Her fa- vorite sport is swimming. She will never forget Mr. Sampson’s math classes. Ronald Greenland 32 Exeter Street Basketball Ronnie’s” pigeon raising and athletics fill his snare time. A member of the Kaspah Gang,” he will remember his struggle through senior English and eco- nomics. Page Twenty-nine

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Mary Calvin 115 Newland Road Mae,” who will never forget the high school proms, is very fond of dancing. She plans to attend Burdett Business College to become a secretary. William Stetson Carcelon 86 Falmouth Road Honor Roll, Math Club, Debating Club, Chronicle, Gilbert and Sullivan Club Versatile Bill ' s outside inter- est is printing and no one can forget his senior campaign jobs. A doctor ' s calling beckons him to Harvard Medical School. Frank Carrity 56 Norfolk Road Football Frank hopes to attend college after the war but first he will serve in Uncle Sam’s forces in the U. S. Maritime Service. Good luck, Frank. Austin Ceary 15 Lincoln Street Basketball, Manager Hockey, Cross Country , Golf Gus,” a zealous basketball fan and player, is off to Hudson Prep. He will always remember his many chats with the members of the faculty. Spiros C. Ceotis 1 1 Bowdoin Street Math Club Speed plans to become one of Uncle Sam ' s Naval Aviators in order to continue his interest in planes. He will keep Miss Bailey’s fourth period French class longest in his memory. Victoria Gibson 89 Oxford Street G. A. A. Tory will continue her busi- ness education at Burdett College, where she will study secretarial work. She enjoys swimming and hiking. Harold S. Gillis, |r. 16 Cypress Road Football, Honor Roll Popular Harry’s” ambition is in the field of aviation, via the Army Air Corps. Though inter- ested in sports, he will long re- member the Senior Prom. Richard Glugeth 113 Sylvia Street Dick” hopes to enlist in the Air Corps. Golf claims his out- side interests. Best of luck to him. Page Twenty -eight

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Evelyn Crosso 93 Sylvia Street Tiny” hopes to be a dress de- signer. Her leisure time is taken up with dancing and singing. Mr. Johnson’s history class will linger long in her memory. June Gutteridgc 51 Jason Street Dramatic Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Ski Club June will remember her soph- omore French class with Miss Barry the longest. Skating and swimming are her favorite out- side activities. Audrey June Hackett 31 Bonad Road Dramatic Club, Honor Roll — three years, Ski Club, Year Book Committee Red” is headed for Radcliffe where she wants to study psychol- ogy. The memory she will keep longest is of junior year, especial- ly the Prom. Priscilla Barbara Hall 115 Rhinecliff Street Dramatic Club, Lunchroom Assistant Pussy,” who is to be a cadet nurse, indulges in dancing and roller skating during her spare time. She will never forget her school friends. Catherine Hanley 24 Wildwood Avenue Lunchroom Assistant, T wirier Kay,” whose future plans are as yet undetermined, is fond of swimming. She will not forget her embarrassing mishaps in twirling at the football games. Claire Ann Hannigan 36 Dartmouth Street Chronicle, G. A. A., Riding Club Kay” is planning to attend Salem College. She enjoys danc- ing, swimming, and skating and will always recall Miss Peck’s first period class. Helen Teresa Hanson 18 Scituate Street Honor Roll, G. A. A., Office Assistant, Tennis Attending the University of New Hampshire is Helen’s am- bition. Fond of bowling and skating, she will remember, mys- teriously enough, the day of March 5, 1943. Helen Harrington 156 Appleton Street Though going out into the working world, Helen can never forget her struggle with Mac- beth” and her English oral talks. She enjoys roller and ice skating. Page Thirty