Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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COLLECTION OH (o GtiVA A ' r vyv ° A H Sc ko o APPRECIATION A 1 1 S our last year at Arlington High School draws to a close we, the class of 1944, take this opportunity to express heartfelt thanks to Mr. Gammons for all he has done for us. We do not think of him merely as a principal but rather as our friend and confidant. Through- out the years to come we will remember him for his friendliness, lead- ership, and his cheerful spirit, and especially for his genuine interest in our welfare.

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DEDICATION j NTO the life of our country, where millions of people of all races and creeds live and work together, we, the class of 1944, emerge. We are but tiny cogs in the giant wheels which are turning toward a better way of life for the whole world. Our job is to help form a lasting peace and to live upright lives in accordance with that peace. This is a challenge to every one of us. We will not fail to meet this challenge. We shall lift high the light of freedom and democracy so that the youth of tomorrow will have a better world in which to live. Therefore, we the class of 1944, dedicate to the Youth of Tomorrow the Arlington High School Year Book of Nineteen Hundred and Forty-four.

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THE F GUIDANCE Mr. LaDue, Head of Department Mr. Morrill, Sub-Master MRS. Moffatt. Dean of Girls Miss Fitzpatrick Miss Jenks FINE ARTS MRS. Ford, Supervisor of Art Mr. Kenney Mr. Einzig, Supervisor of Music Mr. Mazzocca Miss Wardle ENGLISH Mr. Campbell, Head of Department Miss Brown Miss Donovan Miss Dow Mrs. Hayman Mrs. Hoyt Miss Hunt Miss Krastin Mrs. Mathews Miss O ' Connell Miss Peck Miss Porter Miss Taber Miss Tewksbury I