Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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Fred Borgeson 173 Newport Street Hockey, Band Hockey and football are Bor- gy’s” favorite sports. His junior English class will remain longest in his memory of A. H. S. Mary A. Bosse 16 Grove Street Mary plans to attend Higgins Commercial Machine School. Her ambition is to become a comp- tometer operator. Mary likes to dance and listen to Bing Crosby. She will never forget her struggle in room 25B. Raymond Boudreau 59 Magnolia Street Ray” is a future mechanic. Next year will find him at Igni- tion School learning this trade. He likes to dance and skate and will always remember his aero- nautics class. James Bradley 119 Pleasant Street Mac, whose favorite activi- ties are boxing and hockey, will never forget the hockey and foot- ball games. His plans for the future include attendance at Tufts College. Helen A. Brescia 22 School Street Dramatic Club, Basketball, Bonding, Modern Dancing To realize her ambition to be- come a secretary Honey” intends to go to the Fisher School. She loves dancing and ice-skating and will always remember the foot- ball games. Lorraine Brouillette 15 Devereaux Street Glee Club President, Senior; Tennis Dark-haired Lorry plans to attend a modelin g school after leaving A. H. S. Dancing and swimming are two of her favorite sports. Lois V. Brown 5 Robbins Road Dramatic Club Lo” plans to train for the nursing profession at the New England Deaconess Hospital. Dancing is her favorite pastime. Lo” will always remember the Junior Prom and Mr. Warner’s math classes. Barbara Ann Buchanan 43 Egerton Road Babs” intends going into clerical work after leaving A. H. S. She enjoys dancing and roller- skating. Miss Binnig’s typing class and the new friends she made will never be forgotten. Page Twenty

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Richard Bianchi 219 Cedar Avenue Art Club, Year Book, Chronicle, Golf Team Talented Dick has decided to attend Massachusetts Art to fur- ther his knowledge of commercial art and photography. The great times had at The Rec” will long be remembered, he says. Alice Bilafer 1 1 Reservoir Road Bowling Al” intends to remain at her position in John Hancock In surance Company. A member of the Bowling Club she also en- joys ice-skating and dancing. Theresa R. Bilafer 88 Oxford Street Glee Club Terry is bound for the New England Conservatory of Music to become an accompanist. She has shown her talents throughout her three years in the Glee Club. Elizabeth Black 50 Newport Street Dramatic Club, Swimming, Rid- ing, Tennis, Honorable Mention Versatile Liz plans to attend Framingham College. Among her fondest memories of A. H. S. will be the football games and a crush she had in her junior year. Page Nineteen . HBHH ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Verna Marie Black 104 Egerton Road Tennis Team, Chronicle, Honor Roll Verna hopes to become a pri- vate secretary after graduating from Katharine Gibbs. Her two years of math with Mr. Sampson will always be remembered. Margaret Poulton Blizard 25 Hawthorne Avenue Dramatic Club Peggy,” who is talented mu- sically, plans to attend Duke Uni- versity where she will major in music. Her favorite activities are sailing and, of course, study- ing music. Dorothy C. Bodemer 16 Margaret Street Office Assistant, Rifle Club, Dramatic Club, Honor Roll Dottie” has not made up her mind whether she wants to be a secretary or a stewardess. Danc- ing is her favorite activity, and Dottie” will always remember her physics class. Walter Boone 10 Cleveland Street Band, Cross Country, Spring Track Manager Wally,” a Tufts fan, plans to spend the next four years at that institution. Bowling and roller- skating are his outside activities. Wally will not forget the meetings before school in Room 4B.

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Dorothy Burke 80 Brantwood Road Debating Club Dotty” intends going to some business college for secretarial training. She is a bowling and movie fan. Miss Binnig’s short- hand classes will be long remem- bered by her. James R. Burns 146 Brooks Avenue Jim has returned to school after serving two and one-half years as engineer-gunner on a B- 24. His future work will be in the textile business and he will attend Lowell Textile College. William H. Burns, |r. 146 Brooks Avenue Bill,” one of our vets from the 15th” A. A. F., flew as an engineer-gunner on a B-24. His success in the service will follow him also to Wesleyan. Frank Butler 17 Jason Street Frank, who likes to fish, hunt, and bowl, intends to join one of the services after graduation. He will never forget the stories Mr. Sampson told in biology. Pauline Butler 10 Rawson Road Polly,” who plans to become a beautician, finds dancing to be one of her favorite forms of rec- reation. She will never forget Miss Binnig ' s typing II class. Warren F. Buxton 10 Freeman Street Band, Rille Club Bucky, who is interested in flying, plans to major in aero- nautical engineering at Parks Air College. Bucky” is interested in the Lads, Inc.,” and Mr. Eex- ton ' s Spanish II class will long be remembered by him. Edward F. Callahan 73 Freeman Street Eddie,” who enjoys sailing, plans to attend Northeastern where he will major in engineer- ing. He will long remember the A. H. S. football games. Jeanne M. Calvi 75 Mary Street Bowling Jeannie” wants to become a typist. She’s interested in music and loves dancing. Miss Peck’s fifth period English class and the Thanksgiving game are the two things she will remember long- est. Bage Twenty -one