Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Norine Casey 34 Bartlett Avenue Honor Roll , Dramatic Club , De- bating Club, Chronicle, G. A. A., Year Book Committee Wellesley will be honored with the attendance of Case.” She’s a member of the private” S. F. Club. Mr. Eaton’s Math III class will remain longest in Case’s” memory. Mary C. Cassidy 61 Bates Road Blue Star Broadcast Gimp,” who likes ice skating at night, expects to attend busi- ness school and become a comp- tometer operator. She will always remember her English classes with Miss Peck. Anne Catanzaro 41 Alton Street Annie,” who enjoys all kinds of sports and will always remem- ber those periods with Polly, is planning to enter Katharine Gibbs. We wish her all kinds of success. Patricia Caulkins 1 1 1 Jason Street Dramatic Club, Rec” Committee Pat,” versatile creature that she is, cannot decide whether dancing, skiing or swimming is her favorite sport. First in her memory will be Mr. Sampson and his Kentucky hill-billy stories. Thomas Cerulli 30 Kilsythe Road Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Gilbert and Sullivan Tommy,” as everyone knows, is very musical. He wants to study psychology and enjoys all sports. He says that he doesn’t go out with girls. Ahem! Avis Chadwell 99 Egerton Road Dramatic Club Bashful” will always remem- ber the Rec” dances, the friends she made, and Mr. Sampson’s Math class her sophomore year. She plans to attend Larson Jun- ior College and likes to swim and dance. R. Jean Chambers 136 Wildwood Avenue Glee Club, Tennis Robby,” who enjoys skating and football games, will long re- member the good times in her economics class. Although she has no definite ambition, we feel sure she’ll be a success, no mat- ter what she does. Betty C. Chandler 8 Wyman Terrace Basketball, Tennis Betty plans to attend Boston University to study business. Her favorite outside activity is roller skating and she ' ll never forget taking final exams in her junior year. Rage Seventeen

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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

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Pearl Chapman 14 Whittemore Street Chappie” intends to become a nurse at the Somerville Hospital. She enjoys dancing, singing, horseback riding, and ice skating. She will long remember Mr. Campbell’s senior English class and making fudge at Hazel Gra- ham’s house. Charles Chase 118 Lake Street Football, Baseball Our quarterback, Charlie,” hopes to attend Northeastern and make engineering his future work. His favorite outside activities are ice skating and roller skating. He’ll remember longest his quiet aeronautics class. Martin Cicatelli 18 Piedmont Street Riding Club Cigy” plans to attend an en- gineering college to study con- struction work. His favorite out- side activities are taking flying les- sons and participating in Civil Air Patrol. He will long remem- ber his French marks in his soph- omore year. Joseph H. Clancy 46 Old Mystic Street Tarzan” is looking toward the University of Michigan to further his education. He likes all sorts of sports. Mr. Kapff’s class also impressed him. Jeanne L. Clare 160 Mystic Valley Parkway Gilbert and Sullivan , Field Floe key, Basketball, G. A. A. Jeanne is one of our dancing and sports experts. There is some- thing about library slips and Mr. Campbell’s second period English class that she will never forget. Richard N. Clark 285 Washington Street Gilbert and Sullivan, Cross Country Popular and debonair Dick,” who enjoys hockey as a sport, plans on Boston College after graduation. Chemistry A class will never be forgotten by him. Virginia Coleman 79 Scituate Street G. A. A. Ginny” plans to attend the Kathleen Dell Secretarial School and then to a career in business. Her greatest thrill of her high school years will be actually grad- uating! Joan Collins 102 Newport Street Vivacious and easy-going Joan has her fun getting into trouble with the teachers. She says she’d like to attend some agricultural school. i Page Eighteen