Arlington High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MA)

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M. Janet Cameron 18 Peabody Road Swimming Jan” will attend a junior college after leaving A. H. S., al- though she is not certain which one. Swimming and sailing are her favorite sports. Louise Cameron 18 Buena Vista Road Bowling Louise has not yet decided where she will go but would like to become a nurse. June Campbell 56 School Street Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Chronicle, Bowling, Horse- back Riding June is interested in secretarial work and will attend Boston Uni- versity. Outside of school she enjoys swimming and skating. When she looks back on her high school career she will always re- member the struggle she had with math. Pauline Carbone 40 Eliot Road Dramatic Club, Debating Club, Tennis, Basketball, Glee Club, Bowling, Chronicle , G. A. A. Carby” enjoys drawing and hopes to become a designer. She will attend Massachusetts Art School. Her favorite outside ac- tivities are horseback riding, swimming and ice-skating. Sen- ior home room activities will stand out in her memory the longest. Jane Brownell Carens 10 Upland Road Dramatic Club, Chronicle, De- bating Club, G. A. A., Basket- ball, Tennis, Swimming Janie” enjoys athletics and wishes to further her education so has chosen to attend Sargent. Dancing, art and skiing are her favorite outside activities. Robert Joseph Carey 48 Chandler Street Honor Roll, Student Council President, Debating Club, Or- chestra, Band, Forgotten Men, Rec” Committee, Track, Active Bob” will attend Har- vard with the intention of be- coming a doctor. Outside of his many school activities, Bob” likes horseback riding. Arline Ingrid Carlson 32 Lakehill Avenue Glee Club, Gilbert and Sullivan, Tennis, Honor Roll Smith College is Arline ' s choice. Outside of school she spends much of her time boating, riding, playing deck tennis and dancing. This is Arline’s first year at A. H. S. and she has had such fun that she believes she will remember it as the nicest part of her high school career. Charles Carlson 107 Bow Street Sonny” wants to learn to dive from one of Uncle Sam’s ships. His aeronautics class will stand out longest in his memory. Good luck, sailor! r Page Twenty-two

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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

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Ethel Linnea Carlson 201 Spring Street Bowling, Horseback Riding After leaving A. H. S. Ethel will go to the Covenant Hospital in Chicago, where she will ob- tain her nurse ' s training. She likes to spend her spare time skating, swimming, horseback riding, and bowling. She will al- ways remember Mr. Thompson’s classes. Robert John Carlson 80 Hillside Avenue Dramatic Club, Debating Club. Junior Rec” Committee, Honor Roll Bob anticipates going to Tufts after which he will make the clergy his life work. He is an active church worker and en- thusiastic spectator of sport games. Robert V. Carlson 17 Ottawa Road Swede would like to become a carpenter or mechanic. Hockey and hunting are his favorite ac- tivities and of all the events of his high school career he will re- member his social geography class the longest. Joan M. Carroll 32 Coleman Road Rifle Club, G. A. A., Baseball. Tennis, Swimming, Office Assistant Joan, a University of New Hampshire prospect, shall con- tinue her success there as she did in high school. Room 14 and homeroom 22 constitute her memories of A. H. S. »» » » »» » »■»•¥■■¥■»■ » -HHt- »■¥•■» John Carter 14 Walnut Court John,” a photography de- votee, will follow his hobby into business, but he shall never for- get Miss Taber and homeroom 22 . Robert W. Carver 9 Wyman Terrace Rec” Committee, Chronicle, Honor Roll Bob” hopes to attend Annap- olis or M. I. T. and then to en- ter the chemical engineering field. His favorite outside activ- ity is the Rifle Club and he has enjoyed his senior year more than anything else in high school. Patricia Marie Casey 10 Johnson Road Dramatic Club, G. A. A., Tennis, Swimming Patti” plans to take her busi- ness training at Katharine Gibbs and then become a receptionist. Dancing, swimming and skating are her favorite pastimes and the 1945 G. A. A. amateur show will remain longest in her memories of high school. William Casey 36 Bowdoin Street Bill is undecided about his future but is considering Boston College. BasebaLl is his favorite outside activity. He will always remember his aeronautics class. Rage Twenty-three