Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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John Bunton 39 Davis Avenue John, a member of the Army Air Corps Enlisted Reserves, en- joys hunting, dancing, and table tennis. He will never forget Mr. Kapff ' s Solid and Trig classes. John Burns 1 1 Jean Road Friendly little Johnny” plans to stu dy dentistry at Tufts. He en- joys bowling and swimming. He will remember longest his senior year. Lawrence W. Burt 27 Brantwood Road Orchestra, Debating Club Presi- dent, Band , Honor Roll Three Years Versatile Larry” plans to study law at Amherst. On the lighter side, he enjoys playing the organ. Larry will never forget the little chatterbox who sat behind him in Room 4. Barbara Butler 17 Jason Street Barbie, who belongs to the Stage Guild Club, plans to go to Lesley School after graduation. She will remember the boy who sat in front of, and heckled her all year. )ohn Cadario, |r. 93 Crescent Hill Avenue Jack will long remember his many friends at Arlington High. He enjoys hunting and fishing and plans to attend Massachusetts State Agricultural College to study poultry husbandry. Good luck in your chosen work, Jack 1 Philip Cahalin 15 Johnson Road Phil, who is Harvard bound to study banking, enjoys hockey outside of school. He will never forget the tricks pulled by seniors when he was a mere sophomore. Barbarann |. Cahill 587 Summer Street Cheer Leader, G. A. A. Vivacious Beansie will al- ways remember Miss Nash’s sixth period class. She is undecided what her career will be after grad- uation, but we know she ' ll suc- ceed in whatever she does. Mildred Calandrella 84 Milton Street Honor Roll, Gilbert and Sullivan, Chronicle, Tennis, Bowling Millie,” with the beautiful locks, is looking forward to Em- manuel. An accomplished dancer, she will never forget her fifth period study in the hall. Page Fifteen

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Eva May Brillante 110 Thesda Street Eve,” who likes to walk, plans to attend Wilfred Academy to be a beautician. She will never for- get her sophomore year, especial- ly her Commercial Geography class. Cloria Brogi 154 Hillside Avenue Basketball , Dramatic Club, Glee Club Assistant President, Twirl- ing, Gilbert and Sullivan Treas- urer, Cheer Leader Peggy” is going to enter Framingham Teachers’ College because, of all things, she has envied teachers at the head of the class. But please, Peg,” give us your solemn promise — don ' t give too much homework! ! ! Pauline Brown 1 1 Varnum Street Paulie,” who enjoys ice skat- ing and swimming, appreciated Mr. Burke’s and Mr. Wallace’s jokes. Also she will never forget those periods with Anne. Vertene W. Brown 45 Cleveland Street Dramatic Club Verty,” who loved the math classes at A. H. S., is headed for Massachusetts School of Art to study advertising. Her favorite outside activity is the Rifle Club. Wilma Brown 122 Jason Street Willie” is going to enter the University of Maine. Dancing and skating are just super” and the sixth period history class will always linger in her memory. Daniel F. Buckley 31 Tanager Street Basketball As yet Bucky’s” future is un- decided. However, he’ll always remember beating Mr. Lowder in basketball and that third period aeronautics class. Some class, huh? Joan Barbara Bullock 136 Robbins Road Gilbert and Sullivan The Gilbert and Sullivan Op- eretta will always bring happy thoughts to Joan who enjoys roll- er skating in her leisure. She plans to enter the business world next year. Anna May Bundegard 15 West Court Terrace Chronicle, Art Club Artistic Anna May will attend the School of Practical Arts next year. She enjoys ice skating and will always remember skidding that icy night of the Senior Prom. Page Fourteen

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Martha jane Campbell 12 Aerial Street Chronicle , Dramatic Club , Fine Arts Club Marty,” a roller-skating fan, has something special to remem- ber about her first day in high school. She is undecided about her career, but she enjoys draw- ing. Anthony Caramanis 1 1 5 Lake Street Tony,” a sports lover, is a con- noisseur in the art of record col- lecting. Boston University is his goal, but he will never forget his schoolmates. Frederick J. Carew 5 Sutherland Terrace Football, Hockey Red will study at the Uni- versity of Illinois. He claims crashing parties” is his favorite activity and he’ll never forget the ’44 Thanksgiving game. Barbara Carlson 80 Hillside Avenue Bab-O” has always had a se- cret ambition to be a comptome- ter operator. She just loves to write letters and will always re- member her classmates and teach- ers. Richard Carney 47 Lake Street Baseball Manager An ambition to be an engineer will take Rich” to Tufts College. He will always remember the Arlington High sports and espe- cially the 1943 baseball team. Shirley Alane Carr 118 Crescent Hill Avenue G. A. A., Riding Club Shirl” enjoys dancing and swimming as outside sports. She also enjoys playing the piano. The University of North Carolina will be the school for Shirl” after graduation. Mary Veronica Carrigan 837 Concord Turnpike Mary hopes to enter secretarial work in earnest after high school. Skating is her favorite activity and she will always remember Miss Nash’s Economics class. William Carroll 32 Coleman Road Football, Baseball The Naval Air Corps is now finding a good man in Bill.” We wish you the best of luck in the Air Corps, Bill,” and a quick re- turn. Page Sixteen