Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Francis Cooper 24 Moore Place Coop” is planning to go to Boston College and study phar- macy. He likes baseball and will never forget his teachers. Good luck, Coop.” Cilda Corso 92 Melrose Street Attractive Jil,” who enjoys dancing and skating, is headed for Chandler’s. She will always re- member Spanish II with Mr. Sex- ton. Edmond Cotter 265 Lowell Street Ed,” a ski enthusiast, plans to attend Northeastern University to study engineering. He will long remember our wonderful Thanxs- giving victory over Melrose. Arthur Coughlin 21 Dartmouth Street Golf Pro,” enjoys hockey and foot- ball and plans to attend Boston College. He will long remem- ber Mr. Skinner’s jokes and fly- ing to the Melrose game with Herb Ritchie. Jeanne Couture 8 Waldo Road Honor Roll Three Years, Guest of Woman’s Club Jeannie,” who is interested in secretarial work, is a student guest of the Arlington Woman’s Club. She will always recall pe- riods in room sixty-six. Alberta R. Cox 28 Thorndike Street Berta,” a future hairdresser, loves roller skating. She will long remember her first day when she changed schools. Barbara Coyle 150 Newport Street Glee Club. Gilbert and Sullivan, Riding Club, Library Helper, Orchestra Musical Sis” likes to play the Hawaiian guitar and plans to study radio broadcasting. She’ll always remember her junior year with the Senior Prom. Thomas S. Coyle 6 Spring Road Thomas has a great deal of school spirit, for he thoroughly enjoyed the assemblies and the football games. Outside of school swimming and bowling intrigue him. Page Twenty

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Margaret Marie Collins 130 Massachusetts Avenue Marie” plans to be a book- keeper and enjoys minding chil- dren after school hours. She will long remember the friendliness of both teachers and classmates when she was new in our school. Bernice Connelly 1 1 Lansdowne Road Bunny,” who enjoys bowling and swimming, hopes to go into secretarial work. She will always remember her first day as a soph- omore in Arlington High. Kathleen A. Connolly 36 Jason Street G. A. A., Dramatic Club, Glee Club Fun-loving Kay” is headed for Katharine Gibbs taking her fine personality along. She favors dancing and skiing. The mem- ory of her fifth period, economics class, with Miss Nash, will re- main with her always. Joan Connor 34 Hodge Road Joan, who plans to attend sec- retarial school, will longest re- member her long trips from the new building into the old build- ing and the football games. Page Nineteen )ohn F. Connor 19 Webster Street Jack,” in preparation for an engineer’s career, is headed for M. I. T., but he will always re- member Mr. Eaton, and Mr. Kapff ' s solid and trig class. Mary Clare Conway Newport Street G. A. A. Cute little Peanuts,” a danc- ing enthusiast, is going to Kath- leen Dell’s. Besides the hockey and football games, Mr. Sexton’s Spanish class will remain longest in her memory. Dorothy Claire Coolidge 83 Everett Street Badminton Dottie,” who had perfect at- tendance in Junior and Senior High, is planning to go to Kath- arine Gibbs. She loves to dance. Mr. Wallace’s Business Organiza- tion class in her junior year will never be forgotten. Elizabeth Cooper 131 Wildwood Avenue Debating Club, Glee Club, Year Book Committee Betty” says she will remember her chemistry class with Mr. Kroll a long time, even while she is training to be a Cadet Nurse. Her favorite outside activities are dancing and bowling.

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Walter C. Creedon 29 Lewis Avenue Dramatic Club, Chronicle, Spring Track After the war, Wally” is go- ing to enter Purdue. The class will never forget his Thespian activities of his boogie-woogie, but Wally” will remember first lunch. Jean Critchell 16 Lucke Street Critch” wants to work in an office, because, as she says — I like it!” She will always remember Mr. Sampson’s Math III class in room 4. Dorothy Crocker 58 Brooks Avenue Honor Roll, Dramatic Club Dotty” will never forget Miss Nash’s fifth period class in her senior year. She likes skating and plans to attend Katharine Gibbs to be a secretary. Frances Crosby 22 Gardner Street Fran, who plans to attend Kathleen Dell, enjoys swimming and attending the football games. Mr. Johnson’s history class will always be remembered by her. Page Twenty -one Irene Crosby 23 Wellington Street Popular Rene is going to Felt and Tarrent to become a comptometer operator. She ' ll al- ways remember her fun roller skating and dancing, and Miss Porter’s history class. T. John Crowley 83 Menotomy Road Honor Roll, Chronicle John, editor of our Chronicle, will never be forgotten for his good nature. He says that he ' ll always remember the fun he had working on the Chronicle. Marguerite Cunningham 65 Newland Road Orchestra Three Years. Dramatic Club, G. A. A. Peg” plans to enter Forsyth Dental School to become a dental hygienist. She loves dancing and will always remember Mr. Thompson’s third period chem. class. Some fun, huh? John L. Cusolito 66 Bellington Street Football Beating Melrose in that thrill- ing Thanksgiving game will be Jack ' s” longest memory. Popu- lar Jack” claims pool as his fa- vorite outside activity. We can guess why, Cus”!